Family and Friends Dinner. Handover Evening.

Mon, Jul 1st 2019 at 12:00 am -

Introducing President Philip's New Local Charities.

PHOTOS BY RAY DAWES-----------------STORY BY PHILIP.

This year’s handover was different in that there was no handover as President Philip continued in office for another year. His last act for the last year was to award the Mac Davison trophy to George Stephens for his practical support in so many club activities.

There were 2 representatives from the new nominated charities to outline the work that they carry out in our local communities. Mary Pye PHF from The Rotary Club of Becton and District was the Trustee representative from Home Start Hampshire (New Forest). The original New Forest Home Start is now part of a national charity but retains the independent office and she explained that Home Start have a policy of local monies raised are spent on local projects. There is now a specific activity based in Totton where there is a perceived need.

Alison Talbot the Chief Executive of Citizens Advice New Forest explained how Citizens Advice New Forest is also an independent charity which operates under a national identity. They also have a Totton office which has local community support. President Philip was pleased to be able to welcome the representatives of both organisations that have clients with complex needs, and which depend on local financial support. We look forward to working with them over the coming year.

President Philip was pleased to be able to welcome Jane Wilson-Brown to the team as Community and Vocational co-ordinator. He highlighted the various club activities already underway for this year and how these are already being publicised on our excellent website.

'What We Do' Main Pages:

TREASURE FOR THE HONEYPOT

Some of the treasure with Viv from Honeypot and our George.

'Treasure gathered by our Rotary Club from Rotarians, schools and scouts for children who are carers for their loved ones.

GATEWAY GAMES at BROCKENHURST COLLEGE

Annual Gateway Sports at Brockenhurst College, Sports Hall. Volunteers welcome. Sponsored by New Forest Rotary. Break for lunch at local hostelry.

A splendid day out for children organised by Rotary

Business supporters of New Forest Rotary

Businesses supporting us will appear here-more to come.

Look out for future free training events.

Sponsored by New Forest Rotary & Wessex Heartbeat with Meon Valley Heart Start. FREE although you may wish to donate on the day. Maximum places 30. Visit www.heartbeat.co.uk to book & for information. Starts 9:45am.

We look after the plant 'creche' and raise money too.

Band of The Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary and rising stars from the Performing Arts & Music Academy at Brockenhurst College. Concert held Oct '24.

Some of the many businesses PROUD TO SUPPORT New Forest Rotary. We hope you will support them. We will be displaying more.Click 'details' for larger pics. These are either in Totton or Ashurst.

We assisted the Totton Spiritualist Church in their project to give an Easter Egg to all children being supported through the Churches food bank. Also additional food and clothing for the Food Bank itself.

Defibrillator Training Event for NCI Watchkeepers

Joint event organised by New Forest & Hythe Clubs in April '24

Business supporters of New Forest Rotary

Business supporters of our will appear here.

25 Years of help to young carers

What is Rotary? Who are we? What on earth do we do? Do we enjoy ourselves? (definitely yes!!)

LIFELAB. A UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON INITIATIVE.

The following document by Laura Luff, the Senior Development Manager, sets out the LifeLab initiative.

Family and Friends Dinner. Handover Evening.

Mon, Jul 1st 2019 at 12:00 am -

Introducing President Philip's New Local Charities.