The Rotary Club of Scarborough was proud to host 3 students from Carine Senior High School competing in the Rotary Four Way Test public speaking competition on 4th August.
With a reputation for being 'The friendliest Rotary Club in Western Australia'; we meet on Thursday mornings, 6.45am at the Scarborough Surf Life Saving Club. Chartered in 1956, the club is extremely active in the Scarborough & local community with the major fundraiser being the Sunday SwapMart at Karrinyup Shopping Centre.
What is Rotary?
Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbours, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
Every Rotarian brings something distinct and valuable to our community, whether it’s their perspective, personality, or passion. Share your talents with us at our next club program.
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Wheelchairs for Kids
Wheelchairs for Kids is our Club's signature project.
Our volunteers have built and donated over 50,000 rough terrain wheelchairs to children in need in under-resources countries around the world. The wheelchairs are individually fitted to the child's needs by qualifies health professionals and Wheelchairs kids is constantly reviewing and developing the design - as we can always make them better. The wheelchair is built to the World Health Organisation standards and are suited to the rough terrain often encountered in remote unpaved areas in developing nations. The wheelchair comes with all possible accoutrements for for the comfort and well being of the recipient. Just $200 donated provides a child one of these therapeutic wheelchairs.
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Community Projects
Scarborough Rotary has been involved in many projects over the years. Some projects have a global reach and some are focussed in our local community.
From providing wheelchairs to children in Africa to assisting local kids in challenging circumstances transition to High School we support projects that improve people’s lives.
You can read about some of our projects here.
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