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"Darn it! If I had known about that I would have really liked to have taken part!" Well, there is a way.
Welcome to District 9920 - part of Auckland and the Pacific
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The District International Service Information evening, 18th September 2018, was an opportunity for a progress update on the many projects happening and to look at future possibilities. International Service covers many projects; small to large global grants, from small Club projects to many Clubs working collaboratively to help others who are less fortunate than ourselves.
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As with all Rotary projects considerable thought and care is given to all aspects of these projects including sustainability, down-stream effects and possible unintended consequences so these can be properly managed.
The Sir Paul Callaghan Eureka Awards finals were held early September in Wellington at Massey University, with an especially strong showing from our Auckland participants, three of whom were selected out of the four national winners. See also https://www.eureka.org.nz/news-latest
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This recently approved Global Grant project will contribute directly to a significant reduction of locally transmitted cases of dengue fever, chikungunya and Zika virus in Fiji.
Getting their hands dirty, learning new kitchen tricks from the Masterchef finalist, Vanessa Baxter, for a great cause thanks to Auckland City Rotaract.
Imagine being cold and trying to sleep. Thanks to Papatoetoe Central Rotary, for some most in need this has changed for the better.
So well expressed by Papakura Rotary, this is a call for action we all should heed.
Rotary Days is a way to create amazing publicity for your club whether small or big, whether Rotary, Rotaract or Interact, Go to it! See https://www.rotaryoceania.zone/page/rotary-days-2018-2019
Naulette sits Onja’s exam which tests computer programming aptitude. A Rotary Global Grant Application, led by District 9920 and the Rotary Club of St Johns, with the support of five of six Rotary Districts in New Zealand was approved by Rotary International in mid-July, securing the first-year funding for the Onja project, which will “utilise Madagascar’s untapped human talent” for a unique computer programming venture.
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