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More than 2 billion people around the globe lack clean, safe drinking water. Helping people
        gain access to clean water and sanitation is a top priority for Rotary, which includes the issue
        among its seven main causes.

        With a US$57,000 global grant from The Rotary Foundation, members of the Rotaract clubs
        of Kumasi and Obuasi in Ghana brought clean water and sanitation facilities to eight schools
        in the Ashanti region. Their project installed around 80 microflush toilets and 10 urinals,
        constructed  changing  rooms  for  girls,  and  drilled  borehole  wells  at  two  schools.  Ghanian
        Rotary and Rotaract clubs and Rotaract clubs in Turkey and the U.S. supported the initiative.
        It benefited more than 6,000 people.

        Other recent Rotary projects in Mexico, Kenya, and the Dominican Republic highlight the
        far-reaching impact of water accessibility.


        A little Club History

        Mooloolaba  Rotary  was  chartered  on  26  March  1973.  The  Club  has  been  serving  the
        community  for  53  years.  The  Club  consists  of  long-serving  members,  relevantly  new
        members,  honorary  members,  partners  and  friends,  all  of  whom  contribute  to  a  friendly,
        active  and  welcoming  environment.  Congratulations  were  received  from  Suren  Poruri
        (Volunteer - Global Grants) Rotary International District 3020, India.
        Rotary  clubs  across  the  world  execute  service  projects  worth  2  billion  dollars  in  their
        communities and Rotarians give 25 million volunteer hours to their communities every year.
        (Suren Poruri)

        The Club wishes to thank the members who have served, and continue to serve, Rotary for
        over twenty years: Phil Ballinger, Ian Barnett, Peter Bell, Andrew Butterworth, Bill Dethlefs,
        Barry  Fraser,  Mike  Ivess,  Graham  Lukins,  Lindsay  Rock,  Leo  Smith,  Vicki  Stewart,  and
        Roger Wright.

        Program for the weeks ahead


        Date                    Mar 30                   Apr 13                 Apr 20              Apr 27
                         Sunshine Coast                                    Mooloolaba          Mooloolaba Bowls
        Venue                                    Mooloolaba Bowls Club
                         Events Centre                                     Bowls Club          Club

                         Sunshine Coast Arts
        Subject          Centre Backstage        Visit Sunshine Coast      Mooloolaba Past     Multicap
                                                 Business Events
                                                                           and Present.
                         Tour
                                                 Ali Thompson Maddi
        Speaker          Vocational                                                            Camae Colnan
                                                 Lang
        Chairperson      Malcolm MCCOLM          Pam PURVIS                Barry FRASER        Graham LUKINS


        Speaker Host                             Syd SHILLING                                  Vicki STEWART

        Front Desk       John OATES              John OATES                John OATES


        Meet & Greet                             Lindsay ROCK

        Know Your                                                                              Errol
        Member                                                                                 RICHARDSON

                                                 Andrew
        Sergeant
                                                 BUTTERWORTH
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