Australian Government Announces $1.4 million for RGECAF

We are delighted to have received confirmation that the Australian Government will support Rotary Give Every Child A Future with a contribution of A$1.4 million. Specifically, the money will complete the funding for Nauru and allow us to fund the HPV vaccine programme in Kiribati. A small amount is also…

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Number plates that promote Rotary and save lives

For several years Matamata (NZ) Rotarian David Hulme has wanted to promote Rotary through car number plate surrounds, in the same way as many businesses do. It took the Centenary year to bring the idea to fruition and throughout 2021 David and his fellow Rotarians have been promoting the number…

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Newsletter September 2021

Vaccinations have begun. To read more click here for our September 2021 newsletter.

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London to Wellington painting raises funds for RGECAF

EARLY WINTER, LINDIS PASS BY PETER MCINTYRE’S – GIFTED BY THE ROTARY CLUB OF LONDON, ENGLAND TO THE ROTARY CLUB OF WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND The sale of the lease of their premises prompted The Rotary Club of London (RCL) to review the treasures they had stored there. Among them was…

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Rotaractors ‘Move for GECAF’

In November 2020, Rotaractors from The Auckland City Club, championed an international event that resulted in participation from more than 20 countries and raised NZ$11,000 – within six weeks! Internationally Rotaractors are connected through the World of Rotaract. Utilising this platform Auckland Rotaractors raised awareness of, and crowd funded for,…

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UNICEF RGECAF Report Year Two

Please click here to read the full report                

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Newsletter June 2021

To read our second quarterly newsletter please click here

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The Power of Vaccines

By now, we all know the Rotary Give every Child A Future (RGECAF) project summary. ‘Three vaccines administered to 100,000 children in nine countries over three years. But, what exactly are the project vaccines designed to protect against? The success of vaccines to prevent disease cannot be over-stated. A report…

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