Register for a free 3-day House of Friendship pass for the Rotary International Convention
Enjoy a 3-day pass, free of charge, to the House of Friendship, where you’ll be able to connect with thousands of fellow Rotary members from around the world and have access to hundreds of Rotary project booths, vendors, food and entertainment at the 2023 Rotary International Convention in Melbourne, Australia. That’s right! A complimentary pass valid Monday-Wednesday, 29-31 May, for the House of Friendship*. No additional purchase is required. Here’s how you can redeem this special offer:
Option 1 – Fill out this briefQualtrics surveywith your information by 26 April2023. Your pass will be ready for you to pick up at the convention center's registration desk (MCEC Exhibition Centre doors 1 and 2).
Option 2 – Visit the registration desk (MCEC Exhibition Centre doors 1 and 2) at the convention center to fill out a brief form and receive your pass on site.
Friends and family are also eligible to enjoy this special access to the House of Friendship, so bring them along to learn what’s special about Rotary!
We look forward to seeing you in the House of Friendship. Contacteventsupport@rotary.orgwith questions.
We're pleased to announce that our 9810 District Rotaract Representative for the upcoming Rotaract year, 2023/24, will be Jessalyn Lim from the Monash Rotaract Club!
Jess is an enthusiastic and hard-working club member of Monash, and has been kicking goals this current year in her role as Club President.
We're excited to have her stepping forward to take on this role for next year - we all know she'll smash it.
Please join us in congratulating Jess!
The Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM) District Supervisor is a member of his/her RAWCS District Committee.
The appointment is made in accordance with the procedures and requirements of that Committee. A RAM District Supervisor represents RAM on their District RAWCS Committee as well as to the Rotary Clubs and Rotarians within their Districts.
The position of the D9810 District Supervisor is becoming vacant in the next Rotary Year and Southern Region is seeking a suitable candidate to email an ‘Expressions of Interest’ for this position to the Southern Region Supervisor Gloria Hargreaves. Orientation and mentoring will be provided.
Due to the amalgamation of D9810 and D9820 in the 2024-25 Rotary Year the position will be for the duration of twelve months
The role of a RAM District Supervisor involves:
Forming a committee to assist with and support his/her work within the District. This will allow for visits to clubs and the representation of RAM at District functions to be shared and will also provide for succession planning
Raising and promoting awareness within Rotary, Rotaract and the general public of what RAM is and does.
Keeping in regular contact with each club in his/her District
Visiting Rotary and Rotaract clubs as guest speaker giving presentations on RAM
Raising funds and support for RAM’s National Programs
Mounting RAM displays at District functions (eg Conference, PETS, District Assemblies etc)
Ensuring that he/she has a ready supply of resources (RAM Brochures, MAD Leaflets, RAM pins, colouring books, a banner etc)
Contributing to District e-News and the DG’s Newsletter
Promoting Malaria Awareness Day (MAD) to publicise RAM’s work to Rotarians and members of the general public
