Our regular club meetings are used to discuss our upcoming events, ongoing projects and recent news. If you are looking to give something back to the community, to develop professionally, to help steer exciting projects, or are just interested in making new friends, you are very welcome to attend our
Our evening meetings are used to discuss both our upcoming events and broader world issues. They have a focus on work-shops and project discussion, and are geared to be enjoyed after a hard day of work.If you are passionate about improving your world and local community, making new friends and
International Women's Day is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating women's equality. This year, Rotary District 9675 will be marking the occasion with a lunch at the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel. All monies collected on the day will be donated to WAGEC, an organisation that supports women and children in crisis. To book your ticket, please visit https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing?eid=854514
Our regular club meetings are used to discuss our upcoming events, ongoing projects and recent news. This week, our very own Sue Hayward will be provided a recap of the recent Rotary District 9675 International Women's Day lunch, as well as telling us all what we can look forward to at the upcoming Rotary District 9675 Conference. If you are looking to give something back to the community, to develop professionally, to help steer exciting projects, or are just interested in making new friends, you are very welcome to attend our meeting.
The Rotary Club of Sydney Darling Harbour is engaged in several different projects. Whether it's working within our local community, advancing international understanding and providing humanitarian aid, providing for the development and advancement of our members or fostering new friendships, our Club strives to always put its hands to something useful. Board meetings allow for the Club's leadership to discuss plans, co-ordinate on strategies and address Club issues. They allow the Club's leadership a chance to discuss the our upcoming events and projects, and help ensure that we remain vibrant and cohesive. If you would like to sink your teeth into the administration behind our Club, you are very welcome to attend our board meetings.
Each year, the Clubs within the District meet for District Conference. This gives exposure to ongoing District and Rotary International projects, allows us to set strategic direction for the year ahead and, most importantly, provides an opportunity for us to talk shop and socialise with our colleagues in other Clubs. After almost two years of intermittent lock-downs and restricted opportunities face to face, the District Conference should be a welcome opportunity to catch up with old friends, strike up new conversations with Rotarians we've not met, and help make the next Rotary year even brighter than the one preceding it. To purchase your ticket, please visit https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing?eid=808939.
Our digital club meetings are a great opportunity to discuss our upcoming events, ongoing projects and recent news from the comfort of your home office. This week, President Drew Sturgiss will be talking about the COVID related rise in digital scamming attacks, how this relates to our Club, and we can do to avoid and respond to scams when we become the targets. If you are looking to give something back to the community, to develop professionally, to help steer exciting projects, or are just interested in making new friends, you are very welcome to attend our meeting.
Our evening meetings are used to discuss both our upcoming events and broader world issues. They have a focus on work-shops and project discussion, and are geared to be enjoyed after a hard day of work. This month, we're back after a long COVID winter! After two years of lock-down, we're keen to establish new projects for the Club to work on. If you've got a good idea and are looking for a team to help you implement it, or if you have a lot of energy and are looking for a positive outlet for it, or if you are just keen to make some new friends, then this is the meeting for you. Rotarians, Rotaractors, and newcomers of all ages are more than welcome to attend. Meetings typically run for an hour, and attendees are welcome to join us for dinner and drinks after the meeting.
Our regular club meetings are used to discuss our upcoming events, ongoing projects and recent news. This week, we'll be joined by Deanne Carson of Body Safety Australia who promotes childhoods free from violence. By working with children from their early life until Year 12 they seek to promote safe and respectful relationships. Deanne will be speaking her work in this space, and how Rotary can potentially support their important work.
The Rotary Club of Sydney Darling Harbour is engaged in several different projects. Whether it's working within our local community, advancing international understanding and providing humanitarian aid, providing for the development and advancement of our members or fostering new friendships, our Club strives to always put its hands to something