Come join rotary members from around the district to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Venue: Sky Phoenix Restaurant - Level 6 Westfield Plaza, Pit Street Mall Sydney Time: 1pm RSVP before 18th of January 2023 through online form. Cost: $35 unless less then 6 people then costs will be shared
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. If you are passionate about improving your world and local community, making new friends and developing new skills and are excited to attack new challenges,
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
Wheelchair Sports NSW/ACT have called for volunteer marshals for the 2023 Australia Day Wheelchair Race, which is planned for Thursday 26th January. For those who have not helped out previously, the Rotary Club of Sydney Cove has for many years provided volunteers for this event, with the assistance of other Rotary
Our digital sub-committee meetings are a great opportunity to discuss our plans for the Bush Dance in Q2 2023. To join, simply visit rotarydarlingharbour.org.au/zoom This meeting is open to everyone, and we all hope to see you there.
SPEAKER: Racheal Imburgia - Life In the Operating Theatre Racheal will be sharing the different aspects of her job as a cardiac surgical nurse and the daily activities we do to keep the operating theatre and procedures running smoothly. Rachael will also be sharing the different procedures they perform. RYLA
SPEAKER: Ana Prada is Colombian and especially interested in Latin American local peacebuilding processes and sustainable agriculture. She has studied organic and agro-ecological production processes in Colombia, Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Ecuador and Peru. She has also worked with different organisations in the implementation of a Peace Agreement in rural reform, economic
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
The Environment is now one of Rotary’s areas of focus, and tree-planting will be a regular activity that the Rotary Club of Sydney Darling Harbour is engaged in. Like many of our projects, planting trees involves us performing works that will pay off over the course of years and decades.
The Rotary Club of Sydney Darling is an active and an effective community service group, with a broad array of projects on the go. We support women’s homeless shelters, we plant trees, we organise fundraisers and much, much more. We have members from all walks of life and are always