HURRY! BOOKINGS CLOSE TOMORROW for the February Northern Business Breakfast … Our first breakfast will put the spotlight on northern based local business MEH Hire […]
Our annual “Clean up Australia” occurs on the first Sunday in March along the Main North Road. Come join us!
Elizabeth Rotary Club is pleased to host the Northern Business Breakfast to provide information sharing and networking opportunities to the northern business community.
The Rotary Club of Elizabeth invites you to learn about our support for the local Community and Region.
Australian Rotary Health is Australia’s largest non-government funding body of mental illness research.
The Grenville Hub
Guest Speaker Sian Campbell, Work Group Coordinator for the Grenville Hub, spoke about the Grenville Hub services and programs at tonight's meeting. Members were very impressed to hear Sian and it was obvious that she is a person who loves her work and is still excited about the future of the Hub after 11 years working there. — at Meeting 2345.
United Communities Barbecue
Rotary provided hot snags and rissoles and vegeburgers for the community at the opening of their new premises.
NYSF
The club welcomed NYSF attendee Riley. National Youth Science Forum is a Rotary supported Forum – a program for students thinking of entering a career in science, engineering and technology. The program is held in Canberra or Perth and students must be sponsored by a Rotary Club. In a very competitive interview process students chosen are given the opportunity to meet others across Australia of a like mind, culminating in a network of friends, colleagues and support groups throughout Australia, which will be of value to participants for the whole of their lives. The program includes visits to scientific establishments, universities, and includes debates, public speaking, hands on experience in laboratories, and social events. In addition New Generations Director John Downing introduced three participants who we had sponsored to the RYPEN program.
Riley is introduced to the meeting by PDG John Downing. Riley was sponsored by our daughter club RC of Playford, and he gave an interesting account of his experience whilst in Canberra.
Our club sponsored three students to RYPEN – the Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment. RYPEN aims to provide young people aged 15 to 17 years with the opportunity to develop their leadership potential, and gain experiences in problem solving. The two and a half day program encourages the youth to take control of their future.
Mahommad, Jhani and Lachlan each gave an account of their time at RYPEN, held in April in the Adelaide hills. Lachlan explained that none of them would have been able to stand up and talk in front of people like they were doing tonight without the experience of the weekend.
A glorious day of warm sunshine at Balaklava topped off our fourth annual Golf day in aid of Australian Rotary Health, Mental Health Research. A hot roast beef and turkey lunch followed the game as golfers lined up for the prizes. We had wonderful support from sponsors including the Bendigo Bank.
Rotary organiser of the day Raelene Trickett, together with Bendigo Bank Manager Steve Oates, congratulated prize winners for one of the catagories.
PDG Alan Wilson thanked the Club for it's contribution on behalf of Australian Rotary Health. He explained Rotary's role in this essential project, Rotary being the largest private contributor to grants in this area.
Our Club was able to donate $2000 to Australian Rotary Health towards Mental Health Research from the proceeds of the day.