Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment

Margaret with students from Casula High school that attended weekend camp at Teen Ranch with 23 other students .  Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment  is for 15-16 year olds  At the camp they listen  to motivational speakers they learn life skills  and many do activities out of their comfort  zone. They arrive at camp not sure what to expect and feeling insecure come  Sunday they have formed strong friendships and don’t want to leave.   Friendships made to last for many years

Monthly Food Drive

For some time now the club have been community partners of Casula Mall Shopping Centre . The club currently holds a monthly food drive outside Coles Supermarket and have been supplied by the Centre with the above poster .
All food and items collected are donated to Liverpool Womens Health Centre.  This group organises womens health programs and social activities . They are also involved with disadvantaged citizens and victims of Domestic Violence.
This group greatly appreciate our assistance !

Miracle Babies Foundation

For some years now the club has been supporting the Miracle Babies Foundation . This is a Liverpool based charity that has the vision of "better   healthier outcomes for newborns and their families challenged by prematurity or sickness "
They have assisted us on our Bunning's bbqs .
We also help with the collection of donations from their humidi - cribs which are located in various local businesses and clubs .

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Grant De Fries
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David Pace
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Peter Bach
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Grant De Fries
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Suresh Babu
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John Adam
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Barry Hancock
Welcome to Liverpool Rotary Club

On 14th November 1949 an inaugural meeting called by Rotary Club of Camden, through the District Governor's Representative, Vice President Bret Tegal, at Liverpool Golf Club, unanimously voted in favour of forming a Provisional Rotary Club.

 

Charter No. 7406 was granted to the Rotary Club of Liverpool on 16th December 1949. The boundary of the club included the municipalities of Liverpool and Fairfield.

 

From the day of its formation, Liverpool Rotary Club has played a very active and dedicated role in the Liverpool District and World Community.

 

The Diversity of trades and professions of its members, (a fundamental principle of Rotary) gave and gives a wealth of talent. This talent, harnessed and focussed by progressive Presidents over the years, led to many organisations and individuals receiving needed and welcomed assistance from the Club in one form or another.

 

It was not uncommon in the early years nor is it uncommon today, to see Rotarians cheerfully giving up their valuable spare time to initiate or complete many Rotary fundraising events or Community Project.

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