Rotary New Zealand World Community Service
"Serving communities in developing countries"
Rotary New Zealand World Community Service was established to facilitate the international aid and development work undertaken by New Zealand Rotarians and its partners.
Service Above Self is Rotary’s motto. Serving others, especially those less fortunate than ourselves, is a big part of what service should be about. Rotarians serve their own local communities and also their wider international community. Rotary New Zealand was established to facilitate the international aid and development work undertaken by New Zealand Rotarians.
FIJI - ROTAHOMES URGENTLY NEED REPLACEMENT VEHICLE 006 (Lautoka)
Rotahomes still relies on donations from Rotary clubs and members. An existing truck having travelled 800,000 kms has done its last km. A second truck is still operational, but a back up is desperately needed to ensure that the Rotahome and Koroipita Town activities will continue without interruption.
Rotahomes still relies on donations from Rotary clubs and members. An existing truck having travelled 800,000 kms has done its last km. A second truck is still operational, but a back up is desperately needed to ensure that the Rotahome and Koroipita Town activities will continue without interruption.
FIJI – ANNUAL CATARACT AND EYE SURGERY, TAVEUNI 408 (Tavenui)
In the past 10 years over 2600 Fijian people have had their sight restored, life-changing for adults and children. The 2016 programme is scheduled for October. Surgeons are confirmed. This is a major project undertaken annually requiring on-going financial support from Rotary Clubs matched by a Global Grant.
TONGA – CHILDREN WITH ACUTE DISABILITIES 004 (Papanui)
The disabled are very much neglected in Tonga and receive no financial support. Many families with severely disabled members live in deplorable conditions. Mango Tree Centre which supports 1,000 disabled people is building houses giving dignity to those bedridden, some 24 hours a day. The cost of the house is under $7K NZ.
TONGA – IMPROVING LIVLIHOODS, HEALTH and ENVIRONMENT 313 (Nuku’alofa) This Activity will establish tree planting initiatives Increase communities understanding of land/coastal protection and land/crop/livestock management through raising of vegetables crops and protection of livestock from predation (e.g. poultry) and to prevent damage to crops (e.g. pigs).
INDIA - IMPROVING EDUCATION, HEALTH and ENVIRONMENT 290 (Eastern Hutt)
This Activity will deliver water, sanitation, health and community mobilisation to address the poverty and health needs of 10,000 people in 30 slum and rural communities in and adjoining the industrial township of Baddi in Himachal Pradesh, India. .
TANZANIA - MWIKA DAIRY, MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN MILK PRODUCTION 305 (Multi Club)
Support the livelihoods of 250 subsistence farmers. The flow on from this Rotary Activity together with the Rotary Market is bringing a community out of poverty, enabling better education and health for all through improved livelihoods and standard of living. Donate a cow, a biogas digester, a milk container or improve the operating Dairy production. BANGLADESH - ORPHANAGE PROJECT – BUY A BED 008 (Whangarei)
The dormitory fell into such disrepair it had to be pulled down and urgently needs replaced. Please buy a bed for $400 and your club or your family can name the bed. Bangladesh is the most populated part of the planet and one of the poorest. Your help will ensure 250 youngsters will have somewhere safe to sleep. Four Donation Options Quoting Activity No. Shown
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RNZWCS contact
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District 9930 RNZWCS Ltd Director
Ann Owen
(Tauranga)
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RNZWCS Ltd Executive Director
PDG Stuart Batty
(Papanui, Christchurch)
PO Box 20309, Bishopdale
Christchurch 8543