Combined Rotary Clubs of Geelong

The Rotary Club of Geelong East takes much pleasure in inviting you to our next scheduled FACE TO FACE meeting to be held at Newcomb Football and Netball Club this Tuesday, 6 June 2023

The Rotary Club of Geelong East takes much pleasure in inviting you to our next scheduled FACE TO FACE meeting to be held at Newcomb Football and Netball Club this Tuesday,16 May 2023 Special Event - PHF Recognition and RYLA Showcase

The Rotary Club of Geelong East takes much pleasure in inviting you to our next scheduled FACE TO FACE meeting to be held at Newcomb Football and Netball Club this Tuesday, 2 May 2023 Special Event - Rotary Theme 2023-24: Create Hope in the World Rotary International President-elect R. Gordon R. McInally calls for members to capture the world's attention and lead the way toward possibilities far beyond our current expectations. McInally, a member of the Rotary Club of South Queensferry, West Lothian, Scotland, revealed the 2023-24 presidential theme, Create Hope in the World, during the Rotary International Assembly in Orlando, Florida, USA. Hear his superb keynote address as he urges members to promote peace in troubled nations, help those affected by conflict, and maintain the momentum of initiatives begun by past leaders. One not to be missed, and one to inspire and challenge all of us to create  hope.

The Rotary Club of Geelong East takes much pleasure in inviting you to our next scheduled FACE TO FACE meeting to be held at Newcomb Football and Netball Club this Tuesday, 18 April 2023 Special Event - The History of Rotary The History of Rotary is being presented by the Rotary Foundation Club Committee (RFCC) as the main feature of the program. The highlight will be a reprise of the famous interview between Paul Harris and Leland Childs in 1945, by PP Peter Gillham and President Gary Newton which will be part humorous and part serious. This is a partners' night and not to be missed.

With food waste making up a third of the average household landfill bin, CoGG  plans to be processing all organic household waste from 2025-26.  The Anakie site uses in-vessel HotRot machines.  This is a great opportunity to see how this site operates and maybe take home a few tips as well. Self-drive or complimentary bus from Geelong CBD Cost is $5.00 per person. Limited places – only 15 people can be catered for. This activity is open to Rotarians and non-Rotarians alike.

The Rotary Club of Geelong East takes much pleasure in inviting you to our next scheduled FACE TO FACE meeting to be held at Newcomb Football and Netball Club this Tuesday, 4 April 2023 Guest Speaker - Scott Smith: "Newcomb FNC - All Abilities Auskick Program" Newcomb Power Football and Netball Club junior club coordinator Scott Smith has been heading up an all abilities Auskick program for three years and is leading the charge again this year. Hear from 2022 National NAB Auskick Volunteer of the Year Scott Smith as he outlines the program's origins, it's challenges, stories and successes. A wonderful example of Community and Service, truly inspiring and not to be missed.

The Rotary Club of Geelong East takes much pleasure in inviting you to our next scheduled FACE TO FACE meeting to be held at Newcomb Football and Netball Club this Tuesday, 21 March 2023 Topic: "Co-designing a new Community Mental Health and Well Community Hub - Opens 2023! Hear from Secretary and PE Sam Hayward as he outlines a ground breaking mental health initiative set to open later this year to serve the needs of our community, one that was co-designed and built alongside the very people who need it.

Bee Hotels have become an important part of providing garden bees with security from predators. Given the importance of bees to our fruit, vegetables and flowers, it is important that we provide them with as much support as possible. Bees have many human induced problems to contend with, so this is an opportunity for us to support them. A ‘Build & Take’ workshop, is to be conducted on Saturday 18th March at Barwon Timber. Materials supplied and you get to take home your Bee Hotel. Cost is $5.00 per person. Children under 15 will not be allowed to make the hotel without parental guidance. Limited places – only 15 people can be catered for. This activity is open to Rotarians and non-Rotarians alike.