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Mandurah Districts Rotary Club is a member of the world's largest community service organisation, Rotary International.

The motto is "Service Above Self".

Men and women in Rotary come from many diverse backgrounds and experience. Their skills are used to carry out local service community projects or international humanitarian projects in developing nations.

Rotary is non-religious and non-political. It has achieved enormous success by Rotarians being able to cross world boundaries to implement humanitarian and educational programs.

It is the fun and fellowship enjoyed by Rotarians and their families that make Rotary a great way to give back to your community.

Friendship was one of the primary reasons that Rotary was formed and remains the major attraction today.

Whenever Rotarians travel they are welcome to meet with other Rotarians at a Club meeting or socially.

A person of good character who has a good reputation in their profession or community and is willing to serve the community qualifies for Rotary.

Rotary consists of over 35,000 Rotary Clubs with over 1.2 million members, in over 200 countries around the world.

Other organisations like Rotaract and Interact provide community service opportunities for younger people.

Rotary was founded on networking with friends, business and community colleagues wishing to share their knowledge and experience. 

Today networking is easy with social media platforms where like-minded Rotarians can communicate to plan and implement their great ideas that will do good for the community.

Rotarians have many opportunities for humanitarian and educational projects locally and internationally. Life saving projects such as providing water services, immunisation for infectious diseases, literacy training, micro financing are a few services.

Rotary Club of Mandurah Districts meets Tuesdays for 6:00pm at Mandurah Country Club, Halls Head.

Guest speakers are frequently invited to provide members and guests with interesting thoughts and new perspectives on a range of inspiring topics or updates on the many projects being carried out by the Club.

Perhaps the idea of meeting frequently for fellowship, planning and implementing community service projects is of interest to you to give something back?

You can see the impact Rotarians have in the community. So, to meet many like-minded men and women doing good in the world, please call 0474 242 198.

Rotarians will arrange to meet with you and invite you to some of our meetings or project activities.

We certainly look forward to hearing from you soon.

Over the last 5 years over $250,000 was donated to the local community and to support other humanitarian and educational projects.