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Greater collaboration across Asean rotary clubs with new charter signed

President Halimah Yacob interacting with Rotary International president Shekhar Mehta during the Rotary Intercountry Committee Asean's inaugural assembly. PHOTO: ROTARY INTERCOUNTRY COMMITTEE ASEAN

SINGAPORE - Rotary clubs from 10 Asean countries were united under a single committee on Saturday (May 14) in a signing that will help to strengthen member efforts in supporting social and environmental issues in their communities.

The new Rotary Intercountry Committee Asean brought together more than 42,000 members from 1,600 Rotary Clubs across the region. It held its first assembly at the Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre on Saturday.

1st RICCA assembly SG2022

Be part of the historic birth of Rotary Intercountry Committee ASEAN and connect with rotary leaders representing 10 ASEAN countries, 18 RI Districts and more than 1600 clubs. More info

Dinner & Meeting with Rotary International President

Seeds of Friendship

A Pilot Project by Rotary Club of Singapore Designed together with Edible Garden City and SDI Academy. Project Phase 1 ( Edible Garden City : Date 16th Jan 2022 ) The Project Phase 1 was held on the 16^th Jan 2022 from 0930hrs to 1200hrs at “ Edible Garden City “ . Hosted and conducted by Mr. Bjorn Low ( Executive Director & Co-Founder of Edible Garden City ). Activities in Phase 1 includes :

Tour of “ Edible Garden City “
Workshop ( Hands-on by Participants: Rotarians from Rotary Club of Singapore ) on planting the Moringa Tree )
Participants will bring home to continue to nurture into a Moringa Sapling and get ready for Phase 2 which was held on the 20^th March 2022 at “ Terusan Recreation Centre “ .

Share a Pot

The Samaritans of Singapore (SOS) breakdown of the statistics provided by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority showed that in 2020, the number of people aged 60 and older who committed suicide reached a 30 year high despite a 15% reduction in the total number of suicides. Experts point to social isolation as a major contributing factor.

Share-a-Pot brings the isolated and frail seniors out of their homes into the community to share a pot of nutritious high protein soul and to engage in physical exercises together as a group, breaking social isolation, building community bond, strengthening physical conditioning and optimal nutrition.