Rotary shares an interest in protecting our common legacy: the environment.

PP Darcy Geale has accepted the role of representing the Environment in our Club.

We are committed to supporting activities that strengthen the conservation and protection of natural resources, advance ecological sustainability, and foster harmony between communities and the environment.

We empower communities to access grants and other resources, embrace local solutions, and spur innovation in an effort to address the causes and reduce the effects of climate change and environmental degradation.

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By Bev Cooney

In 2003 I first travelled to Peru to visit as a tourist. This is when I learned how well off we are in Australia. The poverty there is really terrible and people are begging in every town I visited. During Covid-19 it has been particularly bad.

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The Covid19 Delta variant is ravaging Papua New Guinea and due to our proximity Australia needs to assist.

Rotary Kula Spirit Floating Clinic has been supporting Port Moresby General Hospital and Rita Flynn Field Hospital by providing PPE, masks, Oxygen Concentrators, oxygen lines to help alleviate suffering.

Professor Glen Mola, head of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Port Moresby General Hospital has been using the Kula Spirit supplies held aboard the floating clinic to help with his task in saving mothers and babies.

We are continuing to airfreight these items needed to fight the Covid 19 infections in Papua New Guinea.

Please help us to help Papua New Guinea.

Donate to Kula Spirit Floating Clinic, RAWCS Project – 18-2009-10

In September 2021, the Leadership Team at Orkeeswa in rural Tanzania visited 65 homes in 8 villages as part of the annual student selection process. Leading the selection process this year were two Orkeeswa alumni who have deep and meaningful relationships within their community. Because of Orkeeswa’s outreach program in the local primary school, the team are familiar with most of the students who applied. And, new Pre-Form One students are now being taught by Orkeeswa alumni 

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