Taking on the Challenge
Learning does not end at school as these students found out
Footbridge to School for Children in Cambodia
Getting to school may seem hard enough to many students in Australia. However, imagine if this task was made harder by crossing a river. This is what the children of Bosala and Kror Boa in Cambodia are faced with on an average school day.
Rotary Oceania Medical Aid for Children
Restoring dignity in developing countries through surgery
Rebuilding a school in Timor Leste
Busy Feet
Every Tuesday morning when Kade wakes up he says "Dancing...BusyFeet", with a big smile on his face. His confidence is growing every week.
Currajong School
Family Fun Day at Central Park
Chadstone East Malvern News
Doing Good on the Wireless
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Read more...Popular Piano Classics
Join the Rotary Club of Caulfield with piano maestro Alan Kogosowski in September.
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Girlhood, not Motherhood
Dr Babatunde Osotimehin of the UN Population Fund writes about girls successful transitioning into adulthood
Read more...Taking on the Challenge
Learning does not end at school as these students found out
Streams: vce, university, career
Read more...Footbridge to School for Children in Cambodia
Getting to school may seem hard enough to many students in Australia. However, imagine if this task was made harder by crossing a river. This is what the children of Bosala and Kror Boa in Cambodia are faced with on an average school day.
Read more...Thank you very much
The Rotary Club of Chadstone East Malvern would like to acknowledge and thank sponsors to our Silent Auction held at the Family Fun Day.
Read more...Busy Feet
Every Tuesday morning when Kade wakes up he says "Dancing...BusyFeet", with a big smile on his face. His confidence is growing every week.
Streams: things to do, dancing
Read more...CBD Men’s Shed Needs Members and Projects
Anyone like to join the newly-opened Men’s Shed in the Federation Square car park? Chairman Alan Seale says men’s shed members, like Rotarians, are all volunteers and the more members the shed has, the easier it is to welcome newcomers, show them the ropes and ensure safe working. “We have 35 members today and are aiming for 100,” Alan says.
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Dine Out and Raise Funds
When you purchase your Entertainment™ Book through the Rotary Club of Chadstone East Malvern, 20% of the purchase price goes to the club to provide funds for the many worthy projects in the local community and around the world.
Streams: fundraising, restaurant
Read more...The Vindication of Vaccination
Vaccination apathy and short memories of the effect of common diseases is seeing an increase in new cases.
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Read more...Wonderful Result for Baby Gelina
A very positive outcome and another baby's life saved by ROMAC
Streams: romac, changing lives, volunteer
Read more...Is there a better example of Rotarians at Work?
This week we shipped the 300th container of goods to Timor Leste this century.
70,000 volunteer hours were devoted over the 14 years to make this happen and hundreds of Rotarians have been involved.
Read more...Events
Dawali - Festival of Lights
Date: Saturday Oct 22, 2016, 12:00 pm
Diwali (or Deepavali, the "festival of lights") is arguably the most important festival in Hinduism.
Rotary Albert Park will be participating in this festival by running a sausage sizzle, and holding a raffle for four return tickets to India
Community Projects
Help for the Homeless
If your Club members have any Blankets, Sleeping bags or Swags that you no longer require please donate them and help Rotary help others.
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Networker 2015-16 Edition 17 - Busyfeet expands horizons with Dance
BusyFeet is an activity designed to create a special place for children with disabilities through dance and music. Everyone is respected for their individual
ability, with ‘one on one’ support offered with entrance by Voluntary Gold Coin.
BusyFeet Stonnington began in February 2012 and has proven a great success.
BusyFeet is now a District Endorsed project of the Rotary Club of Chadstone East Malvern and has a Multi Club District Committee.
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Busy Feet
Every Tuesday morning when Kade wakes up he says "Dancing...BusyFeet", with a big smile on his face. His confidence is growing every week.
Streams: things to do, dancing
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