Posted by Roger Lindley on Mar 01, 2019
A Rotarian Action Group is an autonomous group of Rotarians, family members, program participants and alumni who are experts in a particular field, such as microcredit or water and sanitation. Group members share their expertise by collaborating with clubs and districts on service projects.

To start a group, you need at least fifty prospective members representing at least five countries. Prospective groups are reviewed by the RI Board of Directors. Contact actiongroups@rotary.org for help with your proposal.

Visit the website of the relevant Rotarian Action Group to learn more:

Addiction Prevention www.rag-ap.org 
AIDS and Family Health www.rfha.org 
Alzheimer’s and Dementia http://adrag.org/ 
Blindness Prevention www.rag4bp.org 
Blood Donation https://ourblooddrive.org/
Clubfoot www.rag4clubfoot.org 
Diabetes www.rag-diabetes.org 
Disaster Assistance www.dna-rag.com 
Domestic Violence Prevention www.ragfamsafe.org 
Endangered Species www.endangeredrag.org 
Environmental Sustainability www.esrag.org 
Food Plant Solutions http://foodplantsolutions.org 
Health Education and Wellness www.hewrag.org 
Hearing www.ifrahl.org
Hepatitis https://ragforhepatitiseradication.org 
Literacy www.litrag.org 
Malaria www.remarag.org 
Mental Health http://ragonmentalhealth.org 
Microfinance & Community Development http://ragm.org 
Multiple Sclerosis www.rotary-rfmsa.org 
Peace www.rotarianactiongroupforpeace.org 
Polio Survivors and Associates https://rotarypoliosurvivors.org/
Population and Development www.rifpd.org 
Preconception Care www.raghphc.org 
Slavery Prevention https://ragas.online/  (image, above, is from a seminar the Slavery Prevention RAG organized in 2016)
Water and Sanitation www.wasrag.org