We were delighted to welcome Mark Mapp, Chief Officer of St Johns Emergency Ambulance and Jim Cathcart, Communications Officer/Emergency Medical Technician, who gave a very detailed and informative presentation on the history of the Order of St John and the extensive services that are provided within the Bailiwick.
The support that is provided by St John is wide ranging and is an essential and valuable service within our community.
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The Rotary Club of Guernsey would like to extend our grateful thanks to those Companies, Partnerships, Firms & Individuals whose support is so essential.
moreTogether, we can turn Rotary's vision of a polio free world into reality. The fight to eradicate polio is not yet over, and our commitment remains as strong as ever. Every effort and every donation helps bring us one step closer to ending polio forever.
moreCorporate membership enables businesses and organisations to support the Rotary Club of Guernsey while giving their employees flexible opportunities to get involved in Rotary service, fellowship and community activity.
moreThe only round the Island walk. Each year carefully selected charities and non-profit organisations in the Bailiwick of Guernsey are chosen with specific projects and initiatives identified.
moreThe Centenary Year of the Club is now with us and plans have been made for a year of commemoration, celebration and raising the awareness of Rotary within the community.
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