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.
Latest News
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Ross joined Wellington North Rotary Club in the early 1970’s. He had a stellar rise in the Club, the District and Internationally.
 
Ross was President in 1982/83. He appointed Morris Robertson as International Director, which was a major role in those days as it involved student exchanges, including securing home hosts, Australia NZ Twin Exchanges, hosting overseas Graduate Scholars, Group Study Exchange teams and any International projects. Ross and Jean home hosted an exchange student, Janice Whalen, from Bracebridge Ontario. They subsequently visited Janice on two occasions. Later, Janice and her new husband Greg came to New Zealand on their honeymoon and attended the Club’s 25th Anniversary.
 
In 1987/88, Ross was District Governor responsible for overseeing 60 clubs from Taranaki and Southern Hawkes Bay to Cook Strait.. This involved the Club planning and hosting the highly successful 1988 District Conference, held at the Michael Fowler Centre. Morris Robertson was Club President and the late Ken Boyden was the Conference Chair.
 
Following his DG year, Ross moved on to several District and International roles. Amongst other connections, he was the District representative on the Rotary International Council on Legislation. This included Ross and Jean travelling to a Council meeting held in Mexico.
 
Jean was a great supporter of Ross and the Club and was one of the founders of the Wellington Inner Wheel Club.
 
Ross was a great leader, well respected by the Club members and Rotary International leaders he came in contact with.
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Come and listen to our popular local MP Greg O'Conner.
 
Greg has had a long and distinguished career including 20 years as President of the Police Association, assistant speaker of the house and Ohariu's local MP since 2017.
 
As Greg approaches the end of his political career he is bound to have some fascinating insights into politics in New Zealand.
 
Please RSVP to rsvp@rcwn.org.nz
Put the event date and the number of people attending in the subject line
 
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Our next weeding and maintenance session at Odell reserve is scheduled for Friday evening 23 October. We will be joined by members of the MERGE youth group from local churches.
 
We will start off at 6.30pm and aim to finish just after 7.30pm.
 
Please put aside an hour to help with this on going project which is making steady progress improving Odell Reserve. If you'd like to join in you are very welcome, bring your gardening gloves and clippers.
 
Please contact Steve Brazier (027 451 2852) or Graeme Waters (021 455 119) if you have any questions. If the weather looks bad we will cancel.
 
Please RSVP to rsvp@rcwn.org.nz
Put the event date and the number of people attending in the subject line
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Te Kāhu Tiu is making a meaningful impact on the lives of rangatahi by providing a supportive environment where young people can develop confidence, strengthen their identity and build positive pathways for the future.
 
Counselling, cultural connection, education, STEMM, māra kai, kapa haka and practical learning help rangatahi build wellbeing, skills and work readiness.
 
The Rotary Club of Wellington North is proud to support this important kaupapa. Our scholarships help rangatahi access the Te Kāhu Tiu programme, while our additional funding supports the Mauri Points incentive scheme. Our support is making a real impact, helping young people, their whānau and the wider community build stronger and more positive futures.
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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 021 292 7001 with your availability.
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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 will be made available by the beginning of October.