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24.01.2022 A spectator or a participant, sport can bring people from all walks of life together. Its not only good for one’s physical health but has a huge emotional and ...mental health benefits. Rotaractors and Rotarians from Rotary Districts 3220, 3231, 3232 and 9685, along with Tamil Engineers Foundation request your support for Uyirilai Sports Week Celebration 2020. We see sports activities as a driving force for the spinal cord injured to seek and restore their contact with the world around them. The events will start on the 28th of November and conclude on the 3rd of December to mark the International Day for people with disability. This event will bring together Spinal Cord Injured, their families and the community together thru sports. The events will be live streamed thru Facebook. If you wish to support this event financially please donate via thttps://donations.rawcs.com.au/6-2016-17. All donations are tax deductible for Australian Residents. https://youtu.be/g-xSwuDKp54 See more

17.01.2022 Additional equipments to complement the phase one of this project was handed over to District General Hospital - Kilinochchi by Rotary Club Of Kilinochchi Town - RCKT members. The total project value was AUD $173K. Members of our club continue their efforts to raise funds and coordinate Global Grant projects thru Rotarians4Sustainability in India and Sri Lanka even in this current difficult situation. Congratulations to all involved.

08.01.2022 Our clubs projects in Sri Lanka was put on showcase last night via a discussion forum on Thayagam Tamil Radio. Primary focus was the Uyirilai Annual Sports Celebration Week, where we raised funds to support this event where we will bring the spinal cord injured men and women to show their sporting prowess to the world. Rotary continues to open opportunities to work on wide variety of projects. If you are interested in sharing your knowledge, skills and talents, why not join. Together we can create a better world for all.

04.01.2022 Our members have over the years repurposed Health, Educational and other items of needs identified in developing countries thru RAWCS - Rotary Australia World Community Service Donations-in-Kind activity. We are sharing a video on how Rotary's repurposing acitivity is a WIN/WIN for us and the beneficiaries. These hospital beds would have ened up in landfill if not for the work of Rotarians to secure them, clean and check and provide to countires where they will be put to good use. #Rotary #repurpose #spinalcordinjury #environment

03.01.2022 Christmas celebrate a time of giving and receiving with Rotary This Christmas, the Rotary Club of The Hills Kellyville are giving families a chance to bot...h give and receive. By coming to one of two easy locations, Hills families can ‘receive’ a wonderful fresh Christmas tree. The ‘giving’ part is that 100% of the profit from your Christmas tree purchase will go to great Rotary works in the local community and beyond. The Christmas tree sale dates are across 3 weekends in December - Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th December - Saturday 12th & Sunday 13th December - Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th December (the last days subject to Christmas tree stock) In two locations over both weekends: - The Bull & Bush Hotel (car park), cnr Windsor Rd & Seven Hills Rd, Baulkham Hills - The Ettamogah Hotel (car park), cnr Windsor Rd & Merriville Rd, Kellyville Ridge Both locations are easy to get to with plenty of space to park & select a Christmas tree in a Covid safe manner and, we’ll even help you load. If you’re really stuck, arrangements can be made for delivery. Our Christmas Trees are sourced from NSW farms around Sydney and are freshly delivered each weekend. Another way to give back to the community through our club this Christmas is ‘The Giving Tree located at Stockland Mall, Baulkham Hills. The Rotary Club of the Hills-Kellyville not only holds events in the local community, we also raise funds for numerous programs far and wide, from the Hills area to outback Australia to overseas communities with specific needs. Some of the Local programs include a local Garden Competition and Literacy Initiatives for students. Further afield the club continues its Bourke Public School Breakfast Club project, helping school attendance. The club has been at the forefront of the drive for drought relief support and fund raising. The Children’s Hospital at Westmead have purchased new state of the art equipment for their Eye Clinic with funds organised by our club. At an International level, the club completed its twelve year project of refurbishing Arep Provincial School, Vanua Lava, Vanuatu. Anyone wanting to be part of an inspired group that are making a difference, contact the club though our website, Facebook page or the number below. Visit us at www.hillsrotary.org.au or for more details about our Christmas Trees, please contact Keith Stapley on 0412 079 014. Attached Images Club members with some fresh & fine Christmas trees Further information: Keith Stapley 0412 079 014 Christmas tree sales are an annual Rotary fundraising event.