100 Years of Rotary Service 1924 - 2024
Centennial Booklet Available Download From Below
Centennial Booklet Available Download From Below
Service Above Self
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Tuesdays at 12:30 p.m.
Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club
25 Pomander Road
Paget, Bermuda PG05
Bermuda
Paget, Bermuda PG05
Bermuda
Today Bermuda has more than 200 persons, up from 64 persons in 2002, with End Stage Renal Disease. The fight with CKD now costs more than 40 million BMD per year for approximately 200 patients. The cost equates to roughly 13,000 BMD per patient per month for hemodialysis. Diabetes and hypertension (HTN) are the two most prominent risk factors which are both manageable to some degree. It is estimated that around 9000 people in Bermuda are living with Type 2 Diabetes (T2DM).
Article by Onuri Smith, Warwick Academy
(Published in Royal Gazette April 26th 2019)
Greg Soars (Advisor), Sha-Lae Richardson, Onuri Smith, Cailey Longworth, Aisling Homan, Chance Anthony, Jaden Smith,
Jean Akol (Advisor), Fatima Pervez (Advisor), Morgan Mederios
The Rotary Youth Leadership Awards is an intensive experience organised by Rotary Clubs and Districts, where young people can develop leadership skills while having fun and making connections.
Proceeds will help to Educate, Inform & Screen for risk factors of Non-Communicable Diseases
The Bermuda Rotary Club (now the Hamilton Rotary Club) was sponsored for membership in the Rotary movement by the Rotary Club of New Rochelle in March, 1924. The Rotary Club of New Rochelle was (and still) is part of District 7230 which includes the counties of the Bronx, Westchester, Staten Island and Manhatten. It is not surprising, therefore, that the Hamilton Rotary club became and is still a part of District 7230.
Our Club was sponsored by the Rotary Club of Rochelle, N.Y., and became a member of Rotary International on February 6th, 1924.
The charter officers were: J.J. (Jack) Arnold, President J.J. (Joe) Outerbridge, Secretary Sir John (J.W.) Cox, Treasurer In March 1926. Our club was honoured by an official visit of the founder of Rotary, Paul Harris.
The President of Rotary International, Nitish C. Laharry of Calcutta, India, honoured the Rotary Clubs of Hamilton and St. Geroge by paying us an official visit in October 1962. It was our privilege to sponsor the Rotary Club of St Georges in 1951, Rotary Club of Sandys in 1972 and Rotary Club of Pembroke in 1981.
The District Conference has been held in Bermuda six times 1933,1962,1969,1976,1982 and 1988.
The Rotary Interact Club of Hamilton has received its Charter from Rotary International, with District Governor Kris Chittur presenting the Charter to Club President Nadhiri Simons.
A spokesperson said, “President Nadhiri Simons, student at BHS, has assisted in enabling her Rotary Interact Club to receive its Charter recently from Rotary International.
(Bernews November 26th 2018)
The first ever1-5 K Run Walk organized by the Hamilton Rotary Club .
The Hamilton Rotary Club recently presented a cheque for $6,000 to CedarBridge Academy as part of its Education Partnership initiative.
(Bernews Friday October 5th 2018)
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President Dr Raphael extends his thanks to all of you who came to the wine tasting hosted by Rotarian Joy Lusher yesterday evening to raise money to finance the Mitooma Literacy Project
The event was lovely with excellent French wines bought from the Gosling Cellar , nice cheese, and also Magret de Canard (speciality of the South of France ) which was enjoyed by everybody .
The crowd was diverse in addition of the members of our club we had a lot of potential Rotarians and Rotarian from other clubs in Bermuda .
Once again thank-you Rotarian Joy Lusher for allowing us to have an excellent evening while helping 182 students from less fortunate shore .
We shall be midway through the goal for this fundraising campaign and more donors are still undecided .
Dir. Cathy Bassett was recognised by Pembroke Rotary Club with a Paul Harris Fellow for her life long contributions to Bermuda 's youth Golf Fellowship and training for prospective Rotarians and Rotarians of our club.
Mrs Emma Outteridge committed to a lifelong partnership with the African school KAASO (Kabira Adult Attention and School for Orphans) in 2009. With the help of President Greg Soares of Hamilton Rotary Club, Rebecca Roberts of RenaissanceRe, she raised $17,500 to build a water collection system there last year.
Hamilton Rotary Club and Hannover Re Put Project Action Back Behind the Wheel in New Van for Senior-
( Article from BermudaReal )
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