To round off the month of March we enjoyed a joint club meeting with RC Port Melbourne at The
Emerald Hotel, Clarendon St, South Melbourne. Along with members and guests of the RC Port
Melbourne we welcomed several other Rotarians. As always it was a pleasure to host AG Lili
Teichman and first time visitors Selba Luka and Sylvie Berchick RC Prahran.
Our speaker Reverend Paul Carr spoke of his work with Youth and their mental health wellbeing and
his work at high school level on youth suicide prevention. His presentation encouraged conversation
amongst our members and guests on ‘what makes us happy’ clearly a key to good mental health.
Pictured L to R: Selba Luka Founder CEO Afri-Auscare, Sylvie Berchick RC Prahran, Lili Teichman AG and President RC Glen
Eira, Kevin Beagle President RC Port Melbourne , Pam Dittmer President RC Melbourne South and Bronwyn Stephens Past
District Governor.
Eira, Kevin Beagle President RC Port Melbourne , Pam Dittmer President RC Melbourne South and Bronwyn Stephens Past
District Governor.
I was delighted to have participated in the 1st Celtic Festival held at Mission to Seafarers, 717 Flinders St, Docklands. Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers and to the organisers who have worked long days and nights getting this fabulous event together. Bravo Sue Foley, Ali Jones and many more for a spectacular St Patrick’s Day celebration.
Thank you from Sue Foley- For those of you who joined us on the day either in person or online or in person – Thanks for your support it is very much appreciated– we had a great day and hoping to let everyone know soon how much we raised for the Mission to Seafarers and Rotary Mental Health Progra
For those who still want to help our chosen charity please donated to https://australianrotaryhealth.org.au/support-us/donate-online/ but there is absolutely not obligation – the music is free!!!!
Australian Women's Choir
Claymore
Thank you from the bottom of our Celtic hearts for your support of the inaugural Melbourne Celtic Festival (take 2).
The importance of mounting the Festival in 2021, not only from the fundraising perspective but also for the musicians who have been unable to work and audiences who couldn’t share their love of live music cannot be underestimated.
It was so much fun! Let’s do it all again in 2022.