 A month of our new Rotary year has flashed by already! My thanks to all of you who have accepted a role within your club – I hope you are getting a handle on that role by now and enjoying the opportunities for interaction with your fellow club members and your community that it brings
I am also very grateful to the District Leadership team – all those Rotarians who have accepted roles as Assistant Governors, District Committee Chairs, members of those committees, the District Secretary and District Treasurer and many others in liaison and support roles for clubs and our members across the District. Please use these people as a resource; they are there to support YOU and they have a wealth of Rotary knowledge which they are more than willing to share! Often our leaders at Club and District level are giving their time at the expense of their partners, families and businesses – we need to recognise the support those around us give in order that we can do good in the world My message for this month? ‘Let’s be open to the idea of change’ |
Unfortunately, there case has been 10 cases in Afghanistan this year and with the war and conflict the challenge in that country they will certainly have to call on all their resources to get to nil cases
On Saturday, 6 October 2018, the Stroke Foundation will again coordinate the Blood Pressure Campaign throughout New Zealand assisted by Foodstuffs supermarkets, various ambulance services, Rotary clubs and other organisations.
Guest Speaker: Mark Huddleston says the need for change and reinvention is paramount for every organisation today and Rotary International is no exception. Mark takes a candid look at the reasons why change in Rotary is so critical and he offers a practical game plan for making the organisation future-fit and relevant for the years to come. Come and hear Mark share his insight on why so many Rotary clubs are struggling with membership, and more importantly what can be done to turn things around.
Website is http://www.riconvention.org