In October 2025, the Rotary Club of Conejo Valley led a high-impact international humanitarian mission in Kenya, delivering life-changing mobility solutions, empowering underserved communities, and strengthening global Rotary partnerships.
This initiative represents a scalable, sustainable, and deeply human model of Rotary service, combining logistics, leadership, and direct community engagement.
An exciting evening tonight and full house at the Rotary Club of Conejo Valley with youth, wisdom, and cutting-edge technology from a local, distinguished, orthopedic surgeonβπββοΈπββοΈβ¨π¨ββοΈ
On our last trip to Haiti, June 2015, with Martin Kendig from Conejo Valley Rotary Club and other members of our team, we visited the orphanage the Paraclets, located up in the mountain, near Port-au-Prince, to give away school supplies. At this time the orphanage had about 80 kids and we found out they did not have enough beds. The conditions were miserable, and our Rotary club decided to start to buy a few iron beds in Haiti, and to go to install the beds on a next trip. And it was done on February 18, 2016.
Diego Velasquez, our International Chair, represented our club on a visit to Tijuana. Along with the Thousand Oaks, La Jolla, Torrance and Tijuana Rotary Clubs they donated toys, blanket and wheel chairs to the needy children of Tijuana at the Felicidades de Reyes Dia at the El Trompo Center Museum of Science. Almost 300 children and their families attended.
