On the International front, for some time now, Dalbeattie Rotarians, in association with First Base, Dumfries have been providing modest financial support for the Kupata Project in Uganda whereby sanitary products are made available to girls at school at a cost of £350 per annum, including to pupils at Rwesasi High School, in the Kabale District of the country. This aid project has been ongoing against a background of AIDS in former years and more recently of the Pandemic which has led to long periods of lockdown, with little or no support for those who have had their incomes destroyed. People have also had to face the worst drought in living memory, followed by torrential rains which have has destroyed many crops and driven up the price of food. The photographs show school staff and pupils at Rwesasi High School in a show of appreciation.
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Dalbeattie Rotary Club donated £1,000 towards the £5,000 renovation costs of the Dalbeattie War Memorial
moreFor the entirety of our Rotary Year 2020 – 2021 our regular Thursday evening meetings have been online on Zoom.
moreDalbeattie Rotary Club at the Centenary Lunch hosted by Dumfries Rotary Club on Friday 5 November 2021
moreDalbeattie Club were present on the evening of Friday 11 March 2022 on the occasion of the Centenary Celebration Dinner of the Rotary Club of Dumfries.
moreThe Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) is an intensive leadership experience organized by Rotary clubs and districts. Dalbeattie sponsored two candidates.
moreDalbeattie Rotary Club donated £5,000 towards the construction costs of a re-make of the Skeoch Car
moreDalbeattie Rotary Club has its third Paul Harris Fellow, an honour awarded to those who demonstrate a shared purpose with the humanitarian and educational objectives of Rotary International and its motto of “Service above Self.”
moreDalbeattie Rotary Club has been providing modest financial support for the Kupata Project in Uganda whereby sanitary products are made available to girls at school
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