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Director
Salim Youssef
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Club Service
Club Service is the first avenue of Rotary service. It is responsible for the efficient management and organisation of the club. Club Service may well be the most important function within the Rotary club because all other avenues of service rely on the efficient management of the club
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Director
Peter Williams
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Vocational Service
Vocational Service is Rotary's second avenue of service.
It aims to foster and support the application of the ideal of service in the pursuit of all vocations. It is the responsibility of the Rotary club and all its members to encourage the objective by example and by developing projects that help members tocontribute their vocational talents |
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Director
Roy Philbin
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Community Service
Rotary's third avenue of service.
Community Service encourages and fosters the application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian's personal, business and community life..
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Director
Ron Mildenhall
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International Service
International Service is Rotary's fourth avenue of service.
Its aim is to encourage and foster the advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace. Freedom, justice, truth and respect for human rights and inherent Rotary principles. International Service covers World Community Service and international social, cultural and educational programs, whether or not a part of the Rotary Foundation
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Director
Rob Potter
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New Generations
New Generations Service Rotary's fifth avenue of service. Previously called Youth, New Generations comprises the programs of Rotary which promote and encourage leadership in young people, the development of cultural, ethical and spiritual values, and an understanding of the importance of peace and goodwill amongst people throughout the world. Its programs are drawn mainly from the recognised Vocational and International service areas and are closely aligned to those avenues of service
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We meet at the HIGH ROAD BISTRO, High Rd. Riverton at 6.15pm Wednesdays