We had a stellar year at the Rotary Club of Mosman.
Winning the District Trophy for Membership Growth is a fantastic testament to the energy every member has contributed, and it’s a brilliant foundation to build on.
As we look ahead, we want to keep that momentum going. Our District Governor, Michele Ellery, has shared some excellent resources that are perfect for keeping our club experience fresh, engaging, and personally rewarding for everyone—whether you’ve been a member for decades or just joined us.
Sharpen Your Skills with the Learning Centre
Did you know that every Rotarian has free, unlimited access to the Rotary Learning Centre? It’s a great way to brush up on everything from project planning and public image to leadership and diversity. If you’re looking to pick up a new trick or two, log in to My Rotary this month and have a browse. There’s always something new to learn.
Find Your Niche with Action Groups
Rotary Action Groups are perfect for those who want to turn their professional expertise or personal passions into global action. If you have a specific cause close to your heart—whether it’s Mental Health, Water & Sanitation, or Community Economic Development—these groups allow you to collaborate with fellow Rotarians across the globe. It’s a fantastic way to apply your skills on a much larger scale.
Connect Through Fellowships
At the end of the day, Rotary is about friendship. If you’re looking to meet people who share your hobbies outside of our regular meetings, check out the Rotary Fellowships. From bird watching and cycling to wine appreciation or photography, these groups are a brilliant way to make lifelong mates while staying connected to the Rotary spirit.
Let’s keep the conversation going
These resources aren’t just for individuals—they’re for our club. If you’re keen to explore these further, or if you’d like to know how we can bring some of these ideas into our regular meetings, reach out to our Club Development Champion, Di McKenzie-Rabu. She’s here to help us all get the most out of our membership.
Rotary is about doing things
Members join clubs to do constructive things for their communities near and far. Here’s Craig Price, one of our new members doing his bit at National Tree Planting Day down at Spit West.