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International
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Written by Guru Guruswamy
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1. How much money / effort for International Causes?
Clubs may consider debating the proportion of funds for International Vs Local/National causes. For example, it could be 50:50 over the years.
Remember to take advantage of Rotary Foundation Matching Grants to enhance the value of Club's contribution.
2. Which projects?
Clubs have a great deal of choice in projects ... rather bewildering if you are starting from scratch. It is a question of balance of priorities. There are suggestions of themes from RI, RIBI, RIBI Project Library, projects from other clubs in the District, Club President or Club International chairman's favourite etc in addition to clubs own on-going interests in particular projects.
At the RI (Rotary International) level, President DK Lee's thrust for 2008-09 is concerned with Polio Plus, and the same issues as last year - Literacy; Water Management; Health and Hunger; Family of Rotary. He asks Rotarians everywhere to focus on the most precious resource of every community: our children.
At the RIBI (National) level ....The RIBI President for 2008-09, Ian Thomson, would like us to support a project called 'School 4 All in Africa'. Over 90% of disabled children in Africa do not go to school. RIBI's joint commitment with Leonard Cheshire Disability can help change this. The target is to help 1,000 disabled children in Uganda to get to local mainstream schools. Project details were distributed at the Dist. Assembly for each Club.
Club International Project Sheet 31.00 Kb
Click here for an RIBI press release.
At the DG level, there are no specific priorities.
Across the District, there are Clubs continuing to seek contribution to their novel initiatives - such as 'Make Blindness History' (Stevenage Club) or Playpump (Hatfield).
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Project and Club within the District initiating it |
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Water and sanitation project for Velangaye High School in KwaZulu Natal. SA.
This is a Matching Grant project initiated by Wolverton and Stony Stratford Rotary and supported by Eems Dolland Rotary club in Holland and Blackpool Rotary club.
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See an update on 'Loop the Loop'
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Play pump for water
[Hatfield RC]
They are looking for about £700 each from ten clubs - a total of £7,000. |
Contact Frank Taylor
For a one page view / brief description
OR
For a full presentation (file size: 4.5 Mb) |
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ROI - Make Blindness History [Stevenage Grange RC]
Just £27.50 would buy an ophthalmoscope - helpful in early detection of eye-related problems. There is scope for bigger projects to prevent blindness etc. |
Contact:
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ROI website
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RIBI Project library: Details are listed below - with easy access to Project sheets, websites, e-mail addresses and District Committee member for contacts in just one table.
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Project |
Dist Contact *** |
RIBI Project Sheet |
Website of organisation /
E-mail address
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Adopt a minefield |
JV |
Yes |
www.landmines.org.uk
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Book Aid International |
JV |
Yes |
www.bookaid.org
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Feed the Children |
JV |
Yes |
www.feedthechildren.org.uk
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Impact Foundation
(preventing disability) |
JV |
Yes |
www.impact.org.uk
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International Aid Trust |
JV |
Yes |
www.internationalaidtrust.org.uk
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International Rescue Corps |
JV |
Yes |
No Website
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Mercy Ships |
JV |
Yes |
www.mercyships.org.uk
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Mines Advisory Group |
JV |
Yes |
www.mag.org.uk
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Nepal trust |
JV |
Yes |
www.nepaltrust.org
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Opportunity International - Micro Credit |
JV |
Yes |
www.opportunity.org.uk
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Pestalozzi International Village
[Education in UK for low income families from Asia & Africa] |
JV |
Yes
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www.pestalozzi.org.uk
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Riders for Health |
JV |
Yes |
www.riders.org
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Rotarians Eliminating Malaria in Tanzania (REMIT) |
JM |
Yes |
www.remit.org.uk
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Rotary Aquabox |
NB |
Yes |
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Rotary Doctor Bank |
JV |
Yes |
No Website.
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Rotary Emergency Box Scheme |
JV |
Yes |
No website
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Rotary Jaipur Limbs |
PM |
Yes |
No Website
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Rotary Shelterbox |
PaM |
Yes |
Website
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Rotary Shoe Box Scheme |
GG |
Yes |
www.shoebox.rotary1280.org
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Rotary's Africa Hope, incl. Hope and Homes for Children |
JV |
Yes |
www.hopeandhomes.org
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Rotary's Medicaid |
JV |
Yes |
No website or e-mail address. See project sheet for tel. numbers. |
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Save a Child's Heart |
JV |
Yes |
www.saveachildsheart.com
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School 4All in Africa
[Leonard Cheshire Disability] |
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Yes |
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www.LCDisability.org |
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Send a Cow |
JV |
Yes
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www.sendacow.co.uk
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Sense International
[deaf-blind] |
JV |
Yes |
www.senseinternational.org
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Sight Savers International |
SS |
Yes |
www.sightsavers.org
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Vision Aid Overseas |
SS |
Yes |
www.vao.org.uk
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Voluntary Service Overseas |
PR |
Yes |
www.vso.org.uk No e-mail address |
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Water Aid |
JV |
Yes |
www.wateraid.org.uk
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Wheelchair Foundation UK |
JV |
Yes |
www.wheelchairfoundation.org E-mail |
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Rotary Inter-Country Contact / Twinning |
PR |
Yes |
Contact details in the project sheet, depending on the twinning area |
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Rotary Fellowships and Rotary Action Groups |
PR |
Yes |
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Rotary's Disaster Response |
JV |
Yes |
Several organisations like Red Cross, UNICEF, International Rescue Corps contained in the info sheet. Also see
"Disaster Notices" section on this website. |
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The Connecticut Trophy
[Awarded to the best District in RIBI for International Service, each year] |
JV |
Yes |
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*** Committee members, as below
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Last Updated ( Monday, 22 June 2009 )
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Written by Adminstrator User
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Club
Contacts for 2008-09
Main point of contact for particular
clubs to offer guidance and support when the club members need it...
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Club
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Committee
member - contact at the Dist. Level
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Hitchin,
Hitchin Priory
Hitchin Tilehouse
Luton
Luton Chiltern
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Gill
Blatchford
(Hitchin Tilehouse)
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Amersham
Chesham
Great Missenden
Rickmansworth
Berkhamsted
Berkhamsted Bulbourne
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Guru Guruswamy
(Gt. Missenden)
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Amwell
Brookmans Park
Potters Bar
St Albans
St Albans Verulamium
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Paul
Manning (Amwell)
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Hertford
Shires
Hertford
Mimram Valley
St Albans Priory
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Nick
Burridge (Hertford Shires)
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Ampthill
Barton le Clay
Dunstable
Dunstable Downs
Flitwick
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Peter Meads (Ampthill & Dist)
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Aylesbury
Aylesbury Hundreds
Buckingham
Leighton Linslade
Tring
Winslow
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Paul
Ryall (Aylesbury Hundreds)
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Wolverton & Stony Stratford
The Brickhills
Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes Grand Union
Newport Pagnell
Bletchley
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John
Moss (Wolverton & Stony Stratford)
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Hoddesdon
Hatfield
Luton Someries
Luton North
Ware
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John
Versey (Hertford Shires)
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Watford
Watford Clarendon
Watford & The Langleys
Bushey
Hemel Hempstead
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other [TBC]
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Stevenage
Grange
Welwyn Garden City
Stevenage
Harpenden Village
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Steven
Sypula
(Stevenage Grange)
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 23 July 2008 )
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Written by Adminstrator User
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Rotary International in Great Britain and
Ireland (RIBI) has selected Leonard Cheshire Disability as its partner charity
from 1 July 2008 until 1 July 2009.
Over the course of the year
RIBI members will seek to raise £500,000 from fundraising and matching grants
from their own charity, The Rotary Foundation, for an inclusive education School
4 All in Africa programme in the Mukono and Pallisa districts of Uganda.
The Inclusive Education (IE)
programme will target 1,000 disabled children to provide them with access to
primary education.
Twenty schools will be adapted to
make them physically accessible and 80 teachers will be trained in inclusive
education and how to support all children from the community in the class.
Ian Thomson, President of RIBI,
said: "Education is the right of all children and this work is vital as the
United Nations estimates that over 90% of disabled children in Africa do not go
to school. RIBI chose to work in partnership with Leonard Cheshire Disability on
the School 4 All in Africa programme as there is a clear need.
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Read more...
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Written by Adminstrator User
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John Versey, for 2008-09:
We
aim to
enable Rotarians to provide humanitarian service across the world
by:
1. Advising on priorities
2. Responding to new ideas and new situations
3. Providing information to encourage action
Make
dreams Real
Every day, some 30,000 children
under the age of five die from preventable causes. The
President of RI for 2008-09, Dong Kum (DK) Lee, asks Rotarians everywhere to focus on the most precious
resource of every community: our children. His priorities are:PolioPlus,
and the four emphases: Literacy; Water Management; Health and Hunger;
Family of Rotary.
The RIBI President for
2008-09, Ian Thomson, would like us to support a project called 'School
4 All in Africa'.
Over 90% of disabled children in Africa do not go to school. RIBI's joint
commitment with Leonard Cheshire Disability can help change this. Click
here for an RIBI press release.
The
District Governor, Les Lee’s
view:
Les
has no specific preferred projects but would like clubs to identify and
support projects within the RI President's three Emphases of Literacy,
Water, Health and Hunger with the special focus on children and
reducing the mortality rate of those under the age of five.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 15 July 2008 )
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Written by Guru Guruswamy
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Why
not send us a CLUB INTERNATIONAL PROJECT SHEET FOR THE ROTARY YEAR
2008 – 09 & beyond?
This
will help us to produce an ‘At a glance summary’ that will enable
clubs in the District to see who is doing what and where. It will
make it easier for clubs working on similar projects to exchange
ideas and experience, and potentially attract funding support.
Download a blank form: Club International Project Sheet
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 09 December 2008 )
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