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25.01.2022 1 in 2 makes mental illness very common, yet there is still so much that we dont know. Help us find the answers by donating to research today: https://buff.ly/2vAceW7 #Liftthelidonmentalillness
25.01.2022 Please vote for Georgia Koch for the NTYoung Achievers ConocoPhillips Environment Award. As mentioned before Georgia was our interact clubs secretary in 2018. Please vote her everyday. The more the merrier. Vote here: https://poll.app.do/ntyaa19
25.01.2022 Your likelihood of developing a mental illness is influenced by a complex combination of genetic, neurological, developmental, environmental, socio-economic, cu...ltural, life experience and other factors. Due to this, we need to tailor our interventions. Help us find the answers through research: https://buff.ly/2w9iEPc #LiftTheLid on Mental Illness.
24.01.2022 Neighbours in Need Rotarians Helping Timor The tireless efforts of two Timorese Rotarians are bringing supplies, sanitary solutions and smiles to those in need ...on this young island nation. Mario DeJesus and Judite Martins, of the Rotary Club of Dili, Timor-Leste, run the small but vital program Rotarians Helping Timor. A major component of their work is accepting sea containers full of goods from Australia for distribution to people in Timor-Leste. They have an agreement with a business in Dili, which allows them to hire a truck, forklift and drivers at a discounted price to remove the containers from the wharf and unload and store them at their premises, free of charge. This huge effort is managed within three days of the container landing at the wharf, in order to save a large daily holding fee. Mario and Judite then distribute donated goods to the many people, groups, schools and others in need throughout Timor-Leste. The Rotary Club of Melbourne, Vic, helps to cover administration and removal costs to support Mario and Judites efforts. Judite has additionally become an advocate and trainer for the Days for Girls program, which provides quality menstrual care solutions to women who otherwise may be excluded from education and employment. She works with schools in Dili and Bacau to promote the program and provide instruction. She has already helped distribute around 700 kits to students with support from Days for Girls groups in Australia, with plans in place to extend the program to Atauro Island next year. Judite also liaises with groups in Dili and Bacau that are making Days for Girls kits to sell to women outside the age limit to receive a free kit. This involves ensuring the quality of kits is maintained and proper education for use of the kits is provided. Mario has taken on the role of managing the ROMAC program in Timor. He liaises with families of children and medical officers and coordinates the paperwork, including passports, customs declarations, airfares and transport to ensure the children arrive at their allocated destination. So far, Mario had organised for 20 children to travel to Sydney, Melbourne and New Zealand under the ROMAC umbrella. Mario and Judite also assist with the Timor-Leste Leavers Experience, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Margaret River, WA, and the Lions Clubs of Augusta, Cowaramup and Margaret River, which sees graduates travel to the islands for a combination of adventure and service. Mario and Judite have assisted with transport to and from Atauro and Bacau and arranged accommodation and transport around Dili. They have further helped identify potential projects in Timor-Leste in need of support for inclusion in future trips. Tireless in their service to the community, in 2018 they organised a Christmas party for orphans and disadvantaged children at Timor Lodge, with almost a thousand children and families showing up to experience the fun. In recognition of the work they do, the Rotary Club of Margaret River held a special dinner in their honour, where Mario and Judite were presented with a Paul Harris Fellow. By Lynne Warren Rotary Club of Margaret River, WA
22.01.2022 Early prevention is key. Will you help us #LiftTheLid on Mental IIllness? Donate to youth mental health research today: buff.ly/2vAceW7
22.01.2022 Townsville Rotarians - Join District Leaders for a walk along The Strand tomorrow morning Sunday 24th February. Meet at The Rock Pool at 6:45. Wear your Rotary shirts!
21.01.2022 According to the Mental Health of Children and Adolescents report, students with major depressive disorder averaged 20 days absent from school in the previous 12 months due to its symptoms. Support youth mental health research today: https://buff.ly/2vAceW7 #LiftTheLid on Mental Illness.
21.01.2022 We are trying to turn this around by funding suicide prevention research. Will you help us? Donate today: https://buff.ly/2vAceW7 If you need help, call Lifelin...e: 13 11 14. #Liftthelidonmentalillness
21.01.2022 Happy World Rotary Day! Today, the 23rd of February is not only the day we celebrate the 114th Anniversary of the foundation of the very first Rotary club, th...e Rotary club of Chicago. But its also world #RotaryDay, a day where we can be proud and celebrate the achievements and successes of all the Rotarians and the extended Rotary family around the world who do great things in their community. #worldrotaryday #rotaryinternational #rotaryclub #peopleofaction #BeTheInspiration #WeareRotary
21.01.2022 Fellowship and adventure on the road As Rotarians, there is always something within us that encourages one to do something different. Combined with the love of ...exploring this fascinating country and its hidden secrets provided the inspiration to establish an Australian Rotary Fellowship for Rotarians with similar interests. The Australian Recreational Vehicle Fellowship of Rotarians (RVFR) was formed, based on the US version where there are several gatherings (musters) in different areas of Australia throughout the year, generally lead by a Rotarian (Boss Drover). We discover fellowship and places of interest not always known to other travellers. Sometimes we host RVFR members from other countries and recently our members have been hosted on musters in Atlanta, US, and Toronto, Canada, at the international Rotary Convention. The Fellowship is divided into zones (districts): Northern (Queensland), Eastern (most of NSW) and Southern (Victoria). In October every year, alternate zones organise an AGM for all members, which last year was in Ballarat where more than 100 members attended and enjoyed a week of exploring and fellowship. If you own an RV, such as a caravan, motorhome, campervan, camper trailer, or prefer to stay in a Cabin, you will be welcome to join the adventure. You will enjoy a wonderful time exploring and sharing fellowship with other like-minded Rotarians. See more
17.01.2022 "A big thank you to Australian Rotary Health for inviting me to speak about my PhD research at their recent Friends & Supporters Research Cocktail Party. It was... great to meet the many brilliant-minded individuals who collectively make ARH the successful organisation that it is today. Also, a special mention to ARH Vice Chairman Mr Kevin Shadbolt OAM who originates from Rotary District 9830, the same district who co-funds my PhD scholarship, alongside ARH. I look forward to future opportunities to continue to share my research undertakings with the broader ARH community and particularly with the Rotarians from Rotary District 9830." - Jason Palazzolo, Funding Partner PhD Scholarship
16.01.2022 Our club wishes the Rotary Down Under Happy 110 anniversary
15.01.2022 Keen group of Rotary walkers who embarked on an early morning walk along the Townsville Strand this morning before the proceedings for Day 2 of the District Leaders weekend got underway.
14.01.2022 Rotary D9550 District Leaders Weekend getting underway in Townsville! #rotaryconnectstheworld
14.01.2022 "I am so grateful for the experiences I have had while here in rural NSW, and am eternally grateful to the Rotary Club for awarding me with this scholarship, wh...ich has alleviated a significant portion of the financial burden that comes with studying medicine full time away from home. I have no doubt in my mind that the kindness and generosity I have experienced from the Rotary Club, and the wider rural community, will be remunerated in my medical career during the years to come." - Lachlan Jackson, Rural Medical Scholar Find out more about our rural nursing and medical programs: https://australianrotaryhealth.org.au//rural-medicine-and/
13.01.2022 Are you interested in starting a Rotaract club in your community or university? Check out these 10 steps to get started and learn more in the Rotaract handbook. https://my.rotary.org/document/rotaract-handbook
13.01.2022 Rotary is a world leader in financial accountability, transparency and in maximising the amount of funds raised going to projects that do good in the world. Thats something to be proud of.
11.01.2022 Great first day today of the District Leaders weekend, where our district leaders, current and future got together to learn and begin planning for the 2019-20 Rotary year, under the enthusiastic leadership of District Governor-Elect Ron Degenhart, and District Trainer John Hall.
10.01.2022 Congratulations to the 14 Rotarians from six clubs who graduated from the Rotary Leadership Institute course conducted in Darwin over 2-3 March 2019, facilitate...d by PDG Joanne Schilling. Represented were the Rotary Club of Dili, Rotary Club of Dili Lafaek, Timor-Leste, Rotary Club of Darwin, Rotary Club of Darwin South Inc, Darwin Sunrise Rotary abd Rotary Club Litchfield/Palmerston. And a big shout out to Ricoh and Phil Nacey for sponsoring and taking care of all the printing for the three-part course - a huge assist. See more
06.01.2022 DG Rod Medew presents President Bevan Rose with the Charter for Australias first Passport Club tonight in Gladstone. 19 of the 27 Team members attended the Charter Night and received their service passports and badges. Congratulations! Images cr: d9560 Passport Rotary
06.01.2022 A lovely story on District 9780 Australian Rotary Health Committee Co-Chair Catherine Eagleson, who is the brains behind the Clue Detective Puzzle Agency, raisi...ng money for mental health research! Check out the Clue Detective Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/cluedetective/ #LiftTheLid on Mental Illness.
06.01.2022 In response to the anti-vaccination stall at the Tasmanian Wellness Expo: Australian Rotary Health are very concerned that an anti-vaccination stall was presen...t at the Tasmanian Wellness Expo this weekend and understands that many people are upset. We share your alarm and would like to stress that Australian Rotary Health DOES NOT support any anti-vaccination groups in any way. The District 9830 Australian Rotary Health committee was a co-organiser along with the West Moonah Community House, however, the exact details of the type of stall were not disclosed in the application. We were shocked to hear that an anti-vaccination group was at the event. Australian Rotary Health has a strong stance on this matter, and we disassociate ourselves with the views expressed by anti-vax groups. Rotary International has spent $1.6 billion on polio, vaccinating 2 billion children. - ARH CEO Joy Gillett OAM
05.01.2022 Join us in supporting self harm and suicide prevention research. You can make a difference: https://buff.ly/2vAceW7 #Liftthelidonmentalillness
05.01.2022 Anxiety is more than just feeling stressed or worried. Know the signs: https://buff.ly/2LGVWRc Support research into anxiety: buff.ly/2vAceW7
05.01.2022 PETS (President-elect Training Seminar) is underway in Cairns today. DGE Ron is pictured here with Lenore Wyatt, President - elect of Mareeba Rotary. #Rotaryconnectstheworld
04.01.2022 The latest issue of Rotary Down Under magazine is out today! In this months edition read all about the successful bid for the 2023 Rotary International convention in Melbourne
03.01.2022 Australian Rotary Health provides research funding in these three areas of mental health, with a strong focus on comorbidity. You can help us #LifttheLid on Mental Illness by donating today: buff.ly/2vAceW7
03.01.2022 The Mental Health of Children and Adolescents report says in 2015, 8.3% of all children and adolescents had a mild disorder, 3.5% had a moderate disorder, and ...2.1% had a severe disorder. Preventing mental illness in youth is very important. Help us #LiftTheLid on Mental Illness today by donating to research: buff.ly/2vAceW7
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