Rotary International (RI) is the world's first service club organization, with more than 1.2 million members in 33,000 clubs worldwide.The Rotary Club of West Perth (Inc.) is one of approximately 50 clubs in RI District 9455 – the largest in Australia – that encompasses most of Western Australia. Rotary club members are volunteers who work locally, regionally, and internationally to combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, provide education and job training, promote peace, and eradicate polio under the motto Service Above Self.
Stage one of the AAPS was officially opened and named the The Jo Wheatley All-Abilities Play Space on 7 June 2018. This incredible facility at Beaton Park on the Dalkeith foreshore of the beautiful Swan River is the culmination of seven years of hard work by a team of volunteers led by Rotary and the City of Nedlands.
The All Abilities Play Space is for everyone! Children, teenagers and adults with disability, their families and carers, have all been involved in the design, to make sure it works for everyone. Above all it is a vibrant community activity space where everyone may meet, play, socialize and use play equipment. See you on the next sunny day!
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Treemission : addressing climate change
Thank you to all who planted trees at Mandurah on Sunday 31 July 2018 -- National Tree Day!
A total of 5,500 trees were planted on the day by approximately 350 community members and Rotarians.
Spectacle recycling and the See-Long award
The Rotary Club of West Perth has an ongoing club project to collect and re-distribute unwanted spectacles.
MERC is a sub-committee of the West Perth Rotary that collects, sorts, packs and transports superseded medical equipment for use in developing countries, diverting these away from landfill. We help supply health clinics and hospitals predominately based in Asia/Pacific and Africa which provide health care to some of the poorest people in world.
Life Education WA relies heavily on our partners like the Rotary Club of West Perth to ensure our young people in Primary Schools get the best opportunity to build their resilience and knowledge so they can deal with unsafe situations both on and off line. Relate Respect Connect is an anti-bullying program teaching children how to develop healthy relationships with their peers.
