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First Evening Meeting

We would like to remind everyone that our 1st Evening Meeting for RY 2018-2019 is scheduled on 1st August and will replace the lunch meeting on that day.

First Evening Meeting

Aug 01, 2018 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM

The Tanglin Club
Raffles Room
5 Stevens Road
Singapore

Meeting Programme:
7.00pm - Fellowship
7.30pm - Dinner will be served
8.00-9.00pm - Rotary Meeting proceedings

See you there!

Installation of the 84th President 2018-19

Ring out the old, ring in the new!

Congratulations to Mark Wang on his installation as the 84th President of the Rotary Club of Singapore.

View the photo album of the Installation Dinner at the Pan Pacific with Guest of Honour: Ms Indranee Rajah here.

https://www.rotary.org.sg/PhotoAlbums/2018-installation

Youth Service Committee Report 2017-18

YOUTH SERVICE COMMITTEE REPORT
DR HOH SEK TIEN, Youth Service Director 2017/18

Youth Service Committee is a team of passionate and dedicated Rotarians who believe in the positive change that youth and young adults can bring to the community they serve. Through Interact and Rotaract, our youths learn the values of Service, Fellowship, Diversity, Integrity and Leadership, the 5 core values of Rotary, which enable them to contribute in a significant and meaningful way to the community.

Click here to view report

Community Service Committee 2017-2018

Summary of CSC Projects

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GREY CAN STILL PLAY 2018

The Interact Coordinating Committee’s GREY CAN STILL PLAY project

Project Date: Saturday 17 March 2018

This was a one-day community service event which brought together 100 needy seniors from the Eunos/MacPherson neighbourhoods and 227 Interactors from 14 different Interact Clubs in Singapore for a day of fun and meaningful interaction.

The project included a “mass house cleaning activity” of homes of the needy seniors in the Eunos-Macpherson area in the morning, followed by engagement activities with the seniors by the youths through a “Carnival” which included activities such as games, handicraft making, singing and a lunch party.