On Saturday 9th May, the Rotary Club of Chaguanas proudly hosted its 8th Annual Golf Tournament at the Brechin Castle Golf Club, continuing our valued partnership with the golf club for the past eight years. As a mark of our continued support to the Golf Club and to the Environment, the Rotary Club of Chaguanas pledges to plant 100 trees and plants in the next year in recognition of Brechin Castle Golf Course 100th Year Anniversary.
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The Rotary Club of Chaguanas, in collaboration with the UWI School of Optometry, organised an eye clinic for the students of Seereeram Memorial Vedic School in Chaguanas held on May 7, 2026.
In commemoration of World Earth Day the Rotary Club of Chaguanas joined with their Interactors on Saturday 11th April, to engage in an annual tree planting exercise at the Brechin Castle Golf Course.
The Rotary Club sponsored its first Early Act Club at the Seereeram Memorial Vedic Primary School on March 10, 2026. This was momentous occasion for the Club and the official induction ceremony was held on May 5, 2026 and attended by a Ministry of Education representative and the Assistant Governor for the Central Cluster.
We look forward to working together with our Early Act Club to create lasting and impactful projects in the future.
On March 10, 2026, the District Governor Soraya and our Assistant Governor Cheryl Ann joined the members of the Rotary Club of Chaguanas for the unveiling of the monument at Saith Park Chaguanas, TYAAGA (Sacrifice). This monument was first installed under Michael Ibrahim, President of the RCoC in 2004-2005.
The spirit of reflection and creativity was on full display at the Annual Essay Competition hosted by the Rotary Club of Chaguanas, as eight primary schools came together to explore one powerful question: how can kindness shape mental health within the school environment?
In keeping the Rotary Club of Chaguanas’ effort to work closely with the youth within our community to promote the ideals of the Rotary Four Way Test, we collaborated with the Chaguanas North Secondary School to beautify the area around the newly installed Four Way Test signage on the outer school wall.
What happens when Rotary Clubs come together?
Laughter, fellowship, and the true spirit of the season.
Read to Lead - a book club session project with our interactors from Holy Faith Convent, Couva and Presentation College Chaguanas, held on November 2, 2025 during World Interact week explored the local sugar cane industry during the 1970s through the locally written book "An Unending Search".
The Rotary Club of Chaguanas has always been committed to youth development, especially those that are vulnerable within our community. For this Rotary year we have assisted students in need of the essentials to help them attain a basic education.
On Sunday 21st September, Rotary Trinidad & Tobago hosted the second edition of our signature fundraising event, Hats & Heels High Tea and Fashion Show, at Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Regency Trinidad. The afternoon celebration brought together fashion, music, and philanthropy in a vibrant showcase of Rotary’s enduring commitment to peace and community service.
The Rotary Club of Chaguanas successfully delivered maternal and child health care packages to the Mt. Hope Women's Hospital on July 29, 2025, which was graciously accepted by the Matron. This project is in alignment with Rotary’s area of focus of Maternal and Child Health, celebrated annually during the month of July. Each package was thoughtfully prepared to provide essential items for both mother and baby, with a focus on supporting mothers facing economic hardship.
The Rotary Club of Chaguanas held its annual handing over ceremony on Saturday 28th June, 2025 at Passage to Asia. It signaled the end of another Rotary year transitioning from one leadership to another. It was celebratory occasion as the Presidency was passed from outgoing President Nadine Burnett to incoming President Kavita Santay.
The Rotary Club of Chaguanas was created on September 27, 1984. We celebrated 40 years this year!
On August 10, 2024, the Rotary Club of Chaguanas hosted its 2nd Annual Family Fun Day and the Central Cluster's 1st Joint Fellowship for the 2024-2025 Rotary Year.
In July 2024, the Rotary Club of Chaguanas supported our neighbouring islands, in District 7030, in their recovery efforts following the destruction caused by Hurricane Beryl, through the District 7030 Disaster Relief Fund.
The Rotary Club of Chaguanas in collaboration with the Maternity Ward at the Mt. Hope's Women Hospital undertook a project to supply Maternal and Child Health Care Packages for needy mothers.
Joint peace pole project and unveiling by the Interact Club of Lakshmi Girls' Hindu College and the Rotary Club of Chaguanas.
Delivery of wheelchairs from members of the Rotary Club of Chaguanas for the month of July 2021.
THE ROTARY CLUB OF CHAGUANAS HANDING OVER CEREMONY 2020. New President -Rtn Rehendra Seemungal
This event was held at the Kampo Restaurant in Chaguanas (25 persons) Rotarians adhering to the Post Covid 19 .
Chief Guest Speaker PDG Roger Bose .
Board Members & Rotarians were all present to view the New Executives Installation, and, from last Year's President Abriham Daniel to our New President Rahendra Seemungal
The Rotary Club of Chaguanas
Everyone should STAY AT HOME!!! This is the best thing we can all do to stop the spread of COVID-19 and save lives.
From bus drivers to police officers, Nurses, Doctors, etc , these frontline workers are putting their lives on ... Bless them
Rotary Club of Chaguanas donated these face-masks to hundreds front line workers families friends .
The Rotary Club of Chaguanas recently started a Covid 19 Food Package Drive and distributed package to the following persons.
This drive was supported by members of the Club and the Public .
Both Rotarians Cliff and Rahin managed the Drive.
President
President Elect
Secretary
Treasurer
Rotary Foundation
Membership
Club Public Image Chair
Club Service Projects Chair
Club Learning Facilitator
Club Young Leaders Contact
Community Service
Immediate Past President
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