Safety and happiness for all are crucial to a sustainable and just world. How wonderful that four Perth Rotary Clubs are working with others to create an inclusive play space here in Perth. For more information you can click on this link. Those who are working for the greater good of all are much greater in number than those who are not and together we can make this world a safer and better place for all.
Showing posts with label Rotary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rotary. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
All Abilities Play Space
Safety and happiness for all are crucial to a sustainable and just world. How wonderful that four Perth Rotary Clubs are working with others to create an inclusive play space here in Perth. For more information you can click on this link. Those who are working for the greater good of all are much greater in number than those who are not and together we can make this world a safer and better place for all.
Sunday, June 4, 2017
Wheelchairs for Kids inc
| Source Sadly, we live in a world where some commit/enable/encourage dreadful crimes against others and every day there are people dying, suffering, afraid and grieving because of this. There are other people who belong to organizations like Rotary and Lions who do wonderful work in their own communities and for communities around the world. I have just learnt about the Wheelchair For Kids project who are providing specially adapted wheelchairs for children in need around the world. It is an inspiring project and if you would like to learn more then you can click on this link. Those who are working for the greater good of all are much greater in number than those who are not and together we can make this world a safer and better place for all. |
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children wheelchairs,
Lions,
Rotary
Monday, December 5, 2016
Ring Pull Project Thank You
Thanks to our wonderful niece Liz and her husband Liam who save their ring pulls for the Rotary Prostetic Limb Project. As well their friend Wayne has set up a collection at his workplace, Teys Australia in Beenleigh, and all the workers there are saving them too. When Andy visits his parents next week he will be picking up almost 7 kilos of ring pulls from all of these lovely people.
We will be dropping them all off to the Rotary Victoria Park club, along with any used glasses, stamps, corks and cans that we have collected for the various projects that they are running. These ring pulls will be used to assist people who need prostetic limbs in a long running and very successful project.
We are so fortunate that so many people around the world give service/support to their local and global community by volunteering for organizations such as Rotary and all of the myriad of volunteer run service/charitable organizations that exist today. In doing so they make the world a better place for us all.
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ring pulls,
Rotary,
service,
volunteering
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