Club Information
Ascot

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 7:30 am
The Dome
237 Knutsford Avenue
Belmont, WA 6104
Australia
Second and Fourth Tuesday each month at The Dome, Knutsford Avenue Belmont at 7.00am for 7.30am start.
Meets every Third Tuesday evening at 5.30pm in the upstairs meeting room at the Carlisle Hotel, 174 Rutland Avenue Carlisle
Bricktober - proudly hosted by Ascot Rotary Club
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Home Page Stories
This morning we heard from Linda Ross the CEO of the WA Australian Postal Institute social club.
Anita Clayton a retired nurse, pioneer of Western Australia's tuberculosis services, board member and consumer representative for Arthritis & Osteoporosis WA shared with our members about the great resources available for people living with over 100 skeletal conditions that come under the “Arthritis” umbrella. 
We were fortunate to be joined at our meeting by Mrs Donna Bunyan, Head of Learning Area– Science, St Norbert College and Arya, Nicola, Email and Bella -the four students we sponsored to attend the Science Challenge at Murdoch University
At our meeting this week we were delighted to be able to hand over a tub of Lego® Bricks to the students at Wirrabirra Primary School in Gosnells.  Deputy, Dianne Filmer and Rivkah Burch, their school Chaplain are pictured here with our club President, Jodie, as they received their tub to take back to the school.
At our meeting on Tuesday we welcomed back Mary Butterworth from Developmental Disabilities WA.  She has spoken to us before and it was good to find out more about the work she is very involved in.
At our Rotary meeting this week we heard from Angi McCluskey about the Forget-Me-Not-Cafes that she established to provide a safe community space for those with dementia and their families, friends, and support people to attend for some social interaction.