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Interact Leadership Training Camp 2022

The Annual Edition of Interact Leadership Training Camp 2022 by Rotary Club of Singapore in conjunction with Youth Corps Singapore, supported by Rotary Cotton on Youth Fund and Foundation of Rotary Clubs Singapore and had over 110 Registrations with (71% Girls & 29% Boys) from 17 Interact Clubs sponsored by 8 Rotary Clubs from across Singapore. This camp was hosted physically at Global Indian International School - Smart Campus on 23rd July and 24th July. The Activities included intercultural dialogue and volunteerism for social inclusion, which was done by grouping students with similar profiles, learning contents were more tailored, and leadership development skills were enhanced, which increased ties between Rotarians, Rotaractors, Interactors, and Teacher Advisors. This year we had around our Rotarians educating and motivating our Interactors with their presentations and more than 17 Rotarians identified ways they could advocate for young leaders in schools and communites and 9 teachers explored Interact Club activities and how they could help bridge the gap between Rotary clubs and school administration.

Installation of the 88^th President James Lee and Board of Directors on 25 June 2022.

A heartwarming and impassioned speech by our Guest of Honour, Ms Low Yen Ling, Minister of State, Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth & Ministry of Trade and Industry, at the installation of the 88th President James Lee & Board Members of the Rotary Club of Singapore on 25th June 2022, was a fitting close to the successful fund-raising dinner event for our Major Project for the year.

Earlier in the evening, RCS incoming President James Lee called on the collective effort of every individual in the club to use their resources and expertise to do good locally and overseas to make the club impactful to the communities it serves.

Major Project 2022/23 - FootballPlus

RCS backs FootballPlus, as part of its focus on youth and young people, helps raise funds to build two- 7-a-side football pitches in Singapore.

Mental well-being has become one of the key focus for schools and youth organisations in Singapore. One of the strategies identified by the Ministry of Education in developing mental well-being, is to help the young people build strong values and character such as resilience, empathyand positive mindset to face challenges confidently. The Covid-19 pandemic has made the situation even worse.

At the same time, we need to build a community in which the young people feel safe in being a part of, and especially for those struggling or from a disadvantaged background, a community where they feel accepted for who they are. [Read More]

New interact club in Sembawang has community health as its youth members' main objective

SINGAPORE - The Rotary Club of Singapore has set up its first interact club focused on public health in Sembawang.

The Interact Club of Sembawang (ICS), which was launched on Wednesday (June 15), will see its 49 members, aged 15 to 19 years old, organising health-related programmes in the area.

Some programmes include inculcating healthy eating and exercise habits in young children, providing mental health support for youth, and organising social activities for the elderly.