Rotary Club of Salisbury in Tarragindi, Queensland, Australia | Charitable organisation

Rotary Club of Salisbury

Locality: Tarragindi, Queensland, Australia

Address: 34 Esher Street 4121 Tarragindi, QLD, Australia

Website: http://salisbury9630.org.au

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25.01.2022 DG David Jones, who is a director of Australian Rotary Health from South Australia, was recently given a car to fulfil his Rotary duties while he is District Go...vernor. He has since been driving around sporting our ARH and Lift the Lid logos! Here is David and our other SA director PDG Barbara Wheatcroft with the car #Liftthelidonmentalillness

25.01.2022 The newest kid on the block, the Lavington Rotary Eco Club - in formation, met for the first time today. The single issue club focuses on nature and programs th...at support environmental management. We aim to charter the club in a couple a months and it will consist of people from various backgrounds who are interested in environmental issues. #growrotary See more

25.01.2022 Whos joining me, and going to #Rotary20?

25.01.2022 ICYMI Anna Henderson our 2020 outbounder currently on exchange in Cremona, Italy , just wrapped up her week long takeover on our Instagram account! As well ...as vicariously eating a lot of pasta via Anna's posts, some of our highlights of her takeover were hearing about: - the flight from Australia to Milan with 24 other exchange students and the excitement of their impending adventure - one of the best parts of exchange! - being introduced to the best gelato shop in Cremona by the 'oldies' (gelato is always a highlight, right?) - the welcome sign Anna's classmates made for her on her first day of school. - the amazing bond Anna made with her host Mum during Italy's three-month lockdown....and her host dog Titan! Our bonds with our host-dogs always run strong, but no more than when you are stuck at home together for months. We know the lockdown wasn't easy for Anna (or anyone) but we love knowing she had Titan by her side to help get her through it. - the three and a half months Anna spent living with the wonderful Tellaroli/Bicelli family and the amazing trips they took her on over the Italian summer so she could truly experience Italy. - the new friends Anna has made all over the world - from Finland to South Africa! Rotary truly connects the world . - hearing Anna's advice to embrace all opportunities and say YES as often as you can, be open and give new things a go. A great lesson for life. Thank you so much Anna for taking us on your exchange journey for the past week. We loved every minute of it, and we love to see your smiling face and incredible positive attitude, even as Italy heads back into a covid lockdown again. We are so proud to have you as part of the Rotary Youth Exchange family for life! A huge thank you to The Rotary Club of Stanthorpe for sponsoring Anna, and your continued support of Rotary Youth Exchagne in Rotary District 9640 and Rotary Youth Exchange Australia. Next up for our Instagram takeovers we have Lily Taylor who is currently in Denmark! Lily will be taking over Instagram from 8-15 November. You can follow along on our Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/rotaryyep9640/ If you're not on Instagram, we'll do a wrap up post here on Facebook too. #rotaryyouthexchange #rotaryconnectstheworld #rotaryyouthexchangeaustralia

24.01.2022 Young people are also the least likely to seek help. Lets do something about this by funding research that finds better mental health interventions for young ...people. Donate now: https://buff.ly/2w9iEPc #Liftthelidonmentalillness

22.01.2022 We celebrate Hat Day during Mental Health Month in October. Will you join us by wearing a hat and raising money for mental health research? Register here: www.hatday.com.au #Liftthelidonmentalillness #hatday #Hatday20

22.01.2022 The 2020 Rotary Virtual Convention will be here soon! It is free to attend but you will need to register. The General Sessions will be held on Saturday, June ...20, 2020 and Sunday, June 21, 2020. They start at 8:00 a.m. and will run for 60 to 75 minutes. The Breakout Sessions will begin on Monday, June 22, 2020 and run through Friday, June 26, 2020. There will be 15 Breakouts - three a day - at 8:00 AM, 12:00 PM & 6:00 PM CST. The balance of the 68 breakouts planned for the Honolulu Convention will be in July. Stay tuned to the Convention website (riconvention.org) for program updates and additonal information. #Rotary20 #AlohaRotary See more

19.01.2022 The environment has officially been recognized as the 7th Area of Focus for Rotary. Here is a modern graphic version to share in your club bulletins and on promotional material. #rotaryfoundation

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15.01.2022 Identify your club in your communications: Rotary clubs around the world are mobilising to fight #COVID19. Make sure your club gets recognised for its efforts t...o keep our communities safe by using your club or district logo in all your communications. If you dont have a logo, you can create one using the logo template on the Brand Centre. The Rotary club or district logo comprises the Masterbrand Signature plus the club or district name. The Masterbrand Signature should not be used alone on club or district communications. Rotary Brand Centre: https://brandcenter.rotary.org/en-GB/Logos #Rotary #PublicImage #BeSeen

15.01.2022 Rotary Youth Exchange Students participating in the District 9630 Conference in Chinchilla, western Queensland!

14.01.2022 Dear 2019-20 Club President David Robert Breton, Congratulations! Your club has earned the Rotary Citation, the most significant award a Rotary club can achiev...e, for 2019-20. During a year that was challenging for many Rotarians around the world, your club demonstrated a commitment to achieve its goals, which ultimately helps strengthen Rotary and shape our future. Once again, congratulations on a successful year as club president! Sincerely, Julia Donohoe Recognition and Service Awards Specialist

14.01.2022 There are currently 31,566 RAKtivists from 89 different countries! Join the kindness movement today. Sign up here: https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/become-a-raktivist

14.01.2022 A lot of Clubs will be usually video conferencing to keep in touch - below are some etiquette rules for us to follow so that our meetings are enjoyable for ever...yone - Thankyou Evan Burrell - Rotarian Physical distancing has encouraged us to find new ways to connect with one another. One way that some people are maintaining a sense of belonging and a healthy social routine is through the use of technology. Video conferencing platforms such as Zoom and Skype are enabling us to continue our Rotary meetings with members, share our ideas for projects and continue cultivating our relationships in the wake of COVID-19. But its not always easy to know the social etiquette behind online gatherings. Creating the space for everyone to feel welcome is such an important part of inclusive participation, so Ive helped translate that into the digital world. Here are the top tips. Share them around; I hope they help! 1. Hit the mute button if youre not talking This gives whoever is speaking the space to be heard. 2. Wave at people as they enter the chat A friendly wave and a smile is a non-interruptive but welcoming way to greet people as they enter the video chat, especially if someone else is already speaking! 3. Be kind to one another This one probably seems a bit obvious, but its important to recognise that some people are more confident with technology than others and for some, your gathering may be their very first. Be patient, gentle and kind. But probably dont blow kisses 4. Tap your ear if you cant hear someone Theres a high chance that someone might forget theyve muted themselves at some stage, so a gentle, non-intrusive way to remind them that theyre muted is to tap your ears. Hopefully, they wont think youre initiating a game of Charades. 5. Raise your hand if you want to speak If there are quite a few of you on a video chat and the conversation is booming, it might be handy (scuse the pun) to raise your hand when you have something to say. A bit like an invisible talking stick. 6. Prop your screen up in one spot The last thing you want to do is cause your fellow video-buddies some sea-sickness by moving around too much. We recommend propping up your phone or laptop in one spot so you reduce the amount of motion and hopefully avoid seeing these kinds of faces looking back at

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14.01.2022 Hope youre all staying safe.

14.01.2022 2020 BRISBANE ROTARY SPECTACULAR CANCELLED The Organising Committee of the 2020 Rotary Art Spectacular regrettably advises that this years event (planned for... 11-15 May 2020) has been cancelled due to the impact of Coronavirus in the community. Entry fees already paid by artists will be refunded and sponsorship funds received to-date will be returned to sponsors. The committee is very disappointed this annual charity exhibition cannot be staged this year and sincerely thanks those many supporters who have contributed to its success over the years. Richard Edwards, Chairman 2020 Organising Committee See more

13.01.2022 Kilsyth Academy is overlooking Kilsyth with its prominent clock tower lit up purple this whole weekend to mark #WorldPolioDay on 24th October. Post your pics of the clock tower with the hashtags #PurpleforPolio #EndPolioNow #Rotary and tag us @RotaryKilsyth

13.01.2022 Join Rotary today. The Rotary Club of Salisbury is always looking for people who are passionate about their local comunity. Becoming a member enables you to meet your communitys leaders and to make an impact both here and around the world. We invite you to visit our club and find out more about us and the opportunities we offer to get involved. Our members have found that its a truly rewarding experience.... Message us today to find out more. Our club offers opportunities for our members and those interested in making a difference to get involved. Through meetings, social events, and volunteer projects, our members learn about the issues facing our community and communities all over the world, partnering with local, national, and global experts to exchange ideas about potential solutions and to draw up action plans to respond. Along with these opportunities to serve, members also are able to regularly network, resulting in lifelong friendships and business connections. Our club is a proud part of this community and of Rotary International. Rotary is a global network of more than 1.2 million members who believe that great things happen when dedicated minds come together. We are community and business leaders representing different professions, experiences, and perspectives but with a shared desire to connect with others to address the challenges affecting our community and communities around the world.

12.01.2022 Thank you to the dedicated Rotary members, health workers, donors, government leaders, and partners, that tirelessly worked to eliminate the wild poliovirus fro...m the World Health Organization (WHO)s African Region. Learn what this means for the fight to end polio. https://on.rotary.org/2YPCRpt See more

12.01.2022 On episode 13 of our podcast The Research Behind Lift the Lid, we speak to Professor Jane Pirkis from The University of Melbourne about how media reporting re...lates to suicide. Subscribe and listen to our podcast on Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Apple Podcasts or listen here on PodBean: https://australianrotaryhealth.podbean.com/e/the-research-/ Donate to mental health research like Prof Pirkis today: https://australianrotaryhealth.org.au//quick-donation-form/ Lifeline: 13 11 14. #Liftthelidonmentalillness

11.01.2022 And the baton changes hand. Connecting the World leads to Rotary Opens Opportunities. Welcome DG Patrice and all the new D9630 Club Presidents. #RotaryOpensOpportunities #D9630OpensOpportunities

09.01.2022 Applied Field Experience (AFE) highlight: Cora Lavin, Class XVII Peace Fellow at UQ Cora did her AFE at the UNESCO Bangkok regional office, working within the d...epartment of Social and Human Sciences (SHS). Her role included helping with the creation and organization of the Together for Peace Regional Dialogue on the role of education in building a Peaceful and Sustainable Future in Asia-Pacific. She collaborated in researching and writing the background paper provided to participants of the dialogue. The paper includes background on UNESCOs previous work, the major concerns impeding peace in the Asia-Pacific, and what has thus far been successful in each context. This paper will be used to help inform the recommendations created at the dialogue, which aim to highlight UNESCOs work that can be upscaled and other flagship projects UNESCO can focus on in order to use education to build a sustainable and peaceful Asia-Pacific. Additionally, Cora was in charge of youth outreach and engagement for the project. She created a social media campaign, including videos highlighting youth in the Asia-Pacific who have worked towards peace. The videos were used as a way to connect to youth and launch a survey asking youth how education has influenced peace in their context and what barriers need to be overcome. Cora hopes to continue to work with youth, enabling their voices to be heard on topics including education, peacebuilding, conflict resolution, and sustainable development. I would like to express my gratitude to Erika Yague, one of my cohort XVII friends and colleagues who supported me in finding this opportunity, along with Sue Vize, UNESCO Regional Adviser for Social and Human Sciences in Asia and the Pacific, who was an incredible mentor and gave me the opportunity to work with members of a great team. To hear more about Coras AFE and the amazing work done by all of the class XVII fellows, please join the Rotary Peace Fellows Seminar on April 4, 2020 https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/rotary-peace-fellowsseminar

08.01.2022 We need your help family of Rotary! Assistant Governor Syd was going through some of his fathers old Rotary items and came across this unique lapel pin. D...oes anyone here know the significance of this pin with its brilliant little stones? Any information you can share would be much appreciated! See more

08.01.2022 What a wonderful celebration as part of the Rotary Virtual Convention! Welcome to the Rotary 9630 and Rotary International Family - Rotaract Woolloongabba Pride!

08.01.2022 Class 18 is in the house! we just finished our first semester we are settling down and getting used to living in the great Aussie It was a challenging seme...ster, having to deal with the pandemic while beginning our masters in peace and conflict resolution. But these difficulties supplied us with a rare opportunity to support each other and develop strong friendship ties. The Rotarians and UQ faculty and staff gave us a lovely welcome we feel very fortunate and grateful to have this amazing opportunity Nowadays we are enjoying a month of peace of mind before the second semester begins. In the upcoming weeks, we will introduce the wonderful class 18 fellows

07.01.2022 It has now been 31 years since women could become Rotarians and in that time there have been significant steps in championing equal representation in Rotary and... still some to go. The Rotary Down Under magazine (Editor is Meagan Martin), this month features four inspiring Rotarian women forging a new era for Rotary. Go to: http://epubs.media/rotarydownunder/ezine/2020/625/ pp.11-17 #womeninrotary

06.01.2022 These three types of mental illnesses often occur in combination and can be difficult to treat. You can help #Liftthelidonmentalillness by donating to research that combines therapies for comorbid mental health problems. Donate here: https://buff.ly/2w9iEPc

05.01.2022 Catch up at Hedge Expresso Salisbury, delicious meals thanks Grant.

03.01.2022 Happy National Volunteer Week!

02.01.2022 Going for a Saturday walk or drive today? - why not listen to the ARH podcast The Research Behind Lift the Lid on your way! First 14 episodes are on Spotify, YouTube, Google Podcasts, & Apple Podcasts.

02.01.2022 Tips for self-isolation with your family during COVID-19 One of the tips from ARH Mental Health Research Grant recipient Professor Mark Dadds is to... pay attention to your partner. He recommends to schedule in dedicated parent time, 30 minutes here and there, to nourish yourself and adult relationships. More tips here: https://buff.ly/2V5kxWB #Liftthelidonmentalillness Support the important work of mental health researchers by donating today: https://buff.ly/2y3vVKQ

01.01.2022 Stay in touch with each other! It is clear most clubs have chosen not to meet as usual so now what? There will be some members who are experiencing isolation so... this will help them overcome that. Others might be stuck in their homes and may need a helping hand and after their substantial Rotary service to others, it would be great to give that help. And others just want to stay in touch, have a chat and feel included. This is not a short-term crisis so lets help each other so we all come through stronger and more unified than before. Have a look at this resource for some ideas : https://www.rotaryoceania.zone//guide-to-maintaining-engag