16 th April 2013 wwwrotaryinlondonorg The Rotary Foundation District 1130 RI Presidents Theme Engage Rotary Change Lives Ron Burton Rotary International President 2013 14 wwwrotaryinlondonorg ID: 511257
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DISTRICT FOUNDATION ASSEMBLY
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th April 2013Slide2
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The Rotary Foundation
District 1130Slide3
RI Presidents’ ThemeEngage Rotary
Change Lives
Ron BurtonRotary International President2013 -14
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“D1130 Foundation” themeEngaging Rotary Foundation
Enables Rotarians to
Change Lives
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The Rotary Foundation
Your Rotary Club
YOUSlide6
Rotary Foundation Motto & MissionDoing Good in the World
To enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health,
the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty
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Rotary Foundation Motto & MissionClosely allied to The Object of Rotary
Ideals are at the heart of a Rotary Club
This is why we became Rotarians I
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The Rotary FoundationProgrammesContributions
Polio eradication
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Rotary Foundation ProgrammesGrant Management Seminar 16th
May 2013Understand the programmesRecognise Club obligations and responsibilities
A Club representative required to attendQualify for 2013-14 activities
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Rotary Foundation ProgrammesFoundation District GrantsSmall scale local or international projectsFoundation Global Grants
Minimum project size $30,000 (approx. £20,000) with international partnerIncludes Global Scholars and Vocational Training Teams
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District GrantsActivities consistent with the missionSingle
“block”
grant awarded annuallySmaller projects
Local or international activitiesSlide12
Global Grants• Long-term projects
• Larger grant awards
• Sustainable, measurable outcomes• Alignment with areas of focus
• World Fund matchSlide13
Peace and conflict prevention/resolutionDisease prevention and treatmentWater and sanitation
Maternal and child healthBasic education and literacy
Economic and community developmentAreas of FocusSlide14
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Thank you for your support!Slide15
Rotary Foundation Programmes
in
action
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Rotary Foundation ProgrammesWestminster EastSt Marylebone
Edgware & StanmoreChigwell
GreenwichCrystal Palace & NorwoodEalingBarkingside
Tower HamletsTootingPaddingtonBarnetLoughton & Buckhurst Hill
Northwick park
Dulwich
& Peckham
Mill Hill
Newham
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Clubs benefitting from District GrantsSlide17
Rotary Foundation ProgrammesFoundation District GrantsImplemented in London 2013Swimming equipment for special needs £575
Equipment for Bike Club £1,000Pond (education resource) for special needs £2,000Security system for Respite care Home £450
St Mungos Wellness Centre £1,000Support of dyslexia centre £1,450Replacement trailer for clothes collection £650
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Rotary Foundation ProgrammesFoundation District GrantsImplemented in London 2012Improving literacy in North Westminster £1,295
Starfish stammering courses £500Benches in town centre £875Multi sensory studio £2,000
Equipment for Riding for Disabled £1,000Dictionaries for local schools £250
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Rotary Foundation ProgrammesFoundation District GrantsImplemented abroad 2012 and 2013Solar fridge to store snake venom antidote (Nigeria)£2,000
Fire fighting equipment (Ethiopia) £2,000Equipment for disabled rehab centre (Afghanistan) £2,000
Solar electricity for African village £700Computers for education (Kenya) £950Classrooms and equipment (Nepal) £1,000Motorcycle ambulance (Ethiopia) £1,000
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Rotary Foundation ProgrammesFoundation Global GrantsSolar lighting in villages IndiaRC Battersea Park
Educational support project in township in RSARC Tower Hamlets
Nykonya Village Project, UgandaRC Bush Hill Park
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Rotary Foundation ProgrammesVocational Training TeamInternational partners D3140, India
Team of Gynecologist, Paediatrician & Midwives
Rotarian Patrisha DavidCaroline DuncomePiyusha Kapila
Manjit RoseghiniRajalaxmi Walavalkar'“Train the trainer” programme
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Thank you for your support!Slide23
Rotary Foundation Programmesopportunities 2013-14Foundation District Grants8 area grants up to £1,750
Foundation Global GrantsDistrict coordinated project to support disabled children in Chernobyl with established partnerDDF to be committed up to $10,000 to be matched by Club contributions
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Rotary Foundation ProgrammesIncoming Global Scholars 2013 – 14Random applications direct to Clubs or DistrictDon’t “go it alone”
liaise with District Scholar CoordinatorHost Counselors required
Host Clubs must have attended Grant Management seminar
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Rotary Foundation ContributionsContributions enable Rotary the world over to achieve amazing thingsMore than any individual or Club can achieve alone
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Rotary Foundation ContributionsRound table discussionsHow can we increase Club contributions
How can we increase individual Rotarians contributionsIs there resistance /apathy in your ClubWhy?
How can this be overcomeHave you asked the District Foundation Team to come and talk to your ClubDo you think it would help
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Rotary Foundation ContributionsFeedback
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Rotary : End Polio Now1985 Rotary made a promise to the worldEradication of polio
1,000 cases every day 365,000 a year2012 only 223 cases in the world
Endemic countriesPakistan, Afghanistan, India,
Nigeria2013 India : 27 months (from January 2011) without a case2013, 18 cases compared to 41 in 2012
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Rotary : End Polio NowOngoingMust continue
immunisations throughout the world until 100% free for 3 yearsPolio is only a plane ride away
Please keep making contributions until the job is done!!
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Thank you for your support!