Dursley Rotary Supporting World Polio Day 2024
Following on from the clubs efforts in 2023 members of the Rotary Club of Dursley will be walking at Dursley Rec on Sunday 27th Octobers part "Walk a Mile for Polio. Hopefully we will do as well as we did in 2023
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On World Polio Day 24 October. Rotary International will celebrate the progress we have made in the fight against polio and remind the world that polio anywhere is a threat to chlldren everywhere.
We need your help to spread the word that together, we will #EndPolio for good. In the document you will find a variety of messages you can use on your social media channels to raise awareness and support for polio eradication.
It was just 35 years ago that polio paralised 350k children anually. We can't let the past become our present or future. Together we can #EndPolio, but we need your support this #WorldPolioDay.
We would welcome you to come along and support us, for further information complete the form below and we will get back to you.
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Our 1st Dursley Rotary Showcase event held at Dursley Community.
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At the Dursley Rotary President’s lunch on the 19 th May, attended by 40 people, President Neil Grecian presented the Paul Harris Fellow award to former President Chris Cherry.
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The District Final of Youth Speaks (A Debating Competition) was recently held at Maisemore Village Hall and Dursley Rotary Club were pleased to Sponsor a team from Rednock School.
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Following on from the clubs efforts in 2023 members of the Rotary Club of Dursley will be walking at Dursley Rec on Sunday 27th Octobers part "Walk a Mile for Polio. Hopefully we will do as well as we did in 2023
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Members of the Rotary Club of Dursley were pleased to support the People of Ukraine by filling Friendship Boxes to be sent to Ukraine and distributed by Rotary Clubs in Ukraine to the young people who are suffering the loss and distress of the conflict.
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Presentation of 2 benches one at the Recreation Field, Dursley, representing 70 years of Dursley Rotary and one at the Sculpture Trail, Dursley, in memory of Mike Doughty who sadly died 2 June 2022 (Bench temporarily removed due to Council works)
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