Welcome To The Home Page Of The Rotary Club Of Wellington North
What Do We Do
RCWN is part of the International Rotary movement. We are dedicated to serving our communities, local, regional and international. If you share our ethos of service before self we can help you leverage your community involvement. All members have an opportunity to participate in club activities including being part of groups involved in leadership and planning.
Where Do We Meet
We meet on the first Thursday of each month for lunch at 12 noon at Namaste restaurant, 3 - 5 Ganges Road, Khandallah and on the third Wednesday of the month for dinner at 6pm at the Presbyterian Church, 33 Ganges Road, Khandallah. Our meetings normally include a speaker and discussion of current projects.
You are welcome to attend any meeting. For catering purposes please RSVP to rsvp@rcwn.org.nz with the date and the number attending in the subject line.
To learn more about our forthcoming events, please see below.
If you are interested in the iconic Rotary Khandallah fair, please click https://RotaryKhandallahFair.nz
To learn more about our projects and community involvement, please click page/projects.
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DINNER AT KPC, GANGES ROAD
WEDNESDAY 18 NOVEMBER AT 18:00
President Piece
RSVPs ARE ESSENTIAL
RSVP by email to rsvp@rcwn.org.nz, put the event date and the number of people attending in the subject line.
DUTIES
If you cannot perform your duty please arrange your own substitute.
Introduce Speaker David Watt
Thank Speaker Graeme Titcombe
Salad 1 Richard Huelin
Salad 2 Jay Jaiganesh
Salad 3 Paul Maloney
The club will be selling the world famous Rotary Christmas Puddings again this year. These delicious items are an essential Christmas treat and make perfect presents. This is a branded product that enables us to put the Rotary name in front of the community. And of course it's an important fund raiser for RCWN.
The retail price of the puddings remains unchanged at $25.
For orders and promotional material please contact Dawn 021 113 3197 or Phil 021 292 7001.
The club enjoyed a most successful visit to Te Kahu Tiu, a facility for rangitahi (teenage boys) for twelve months or so who are referred from the youth justice system.
At a visit a year ago the facility was being set up. Now the first intake have arrived and the organisation has a living structure. We were greeted by a dynamic haka and waiata. It was moving to hear their stories and to see that our contribution was being put to good use.
Te Kahu Tiu shared some of their plans for the future and their ongoing programmes.
We are privileged to welcome Dr Graham Sharpe and Vito Lo Lacono to talk about developments at the Dorothy Spotswood Charity Hospiital. Dame Dorothy's generosity has enabled the hospital trust to secure a permanent home. From there it will deliver surgical day services on a referral basis for people who don’t meet the criteria for admission to the public system and who can’t afford medical insurance or private treatment.
The hospital will rely on community funding to ensure that eligible individuals receive the healthcare they deserve. The patient catchment area matches Wellington Free Ambulance's coverage, from Cook Strait to north of the Kapiti Coast, and across to Mt Bruce in the Wairarapa.
Your club has been an enthusiastic early supporter of the hospital donating $15,000 towards the purchase of X-ray equipment.
Come and hear about this important regional development.
The hospital will rely on community funding to ensure that eligible individuals receive the healthcare they deserve. The patient catchment area matches Wellington Free Ambulance's coverage, from Cook Strait to north of the Kapiti Coast, and across to Mt Bruce in the Wairarapa.
Your club has been an enthusiastic early supporter of the hospital donating $15,000 towards the purchase of X-ray equipment.
Come and hear about this important regional development.
We will be selling the world famous Rotary Christmas Puddings in the Karori Mall from 09:30 to 16:00. Not only is this an important fund raiser for the club but it a great opportunity to present our Rotary ideals to the community.
Put aside an hour or two to help, contact Phil Oliver 021 292 7001 or David Watt 027 246 6339 with your availability.
The Rotary Khandallah Fair has established itself as a marquee event for our community.
Diary this date now and support our major community fund raiser. Lionel and his team are making great progress but it's all hands on deck on the day. Please contact Lionel on 022 044 2505 to register your availability.
Information for stall holders is being made available at RotaryKhandallahFair.nz