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There is a point in your life, you experience difficulty in going out in various weather conditions, driving at night, trying to hear at noisy venues and eating alternate drop meals.
Perhaps you are experiencing mobility or vision loss issues.

Why not try something different – Unlike meetings where tables are in circles or back to back, we use a Brady Bunch screen display, so you can see ALL members all the time.
All this can be done from your computer, tablet or mobile phone.
Meet from the warmth and comfort of your own home without travel.
Enjoy a Rotary meeting in the comfort of your own home
Enjoy your own meal and some light refreshments
Why not try us – eClub D9510online
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email: President@rotaryeclub.org.au
Lindsay Cook
President
Rotary eClub D9510online, Australia

After Days of heavy rain at the end of Nepal’s monsoon season brought conditions which claimed many lives and damaged homes, schools, power plants and roads.

Our Nepal contact, Surendra Bikram Prajapati, a charter Member of Rotary Club of Madhyapur, mentioned that school children had lost their school books, and uniforms etc.

Surendra said “At the moment, we are focusing on assisting some of our students and their families who were severely affected by the recent flooding. Approximately 250 students have lost their books, stationery, and school uniforms, while many families are in need of food and clothing. Any help during this critical time would be greatly appreciated and would provide significant relief to the victims. We are doing our best to support the flood victims in the Thimi and Bhaktapur areas.”

We are raising funds to help with the purchase of school books and uniforms. We would appreciate if you can help. Our Charity account is, Bendigo Bank:
Rotary E-Club D9510online, Australia (Charity Account)
BSB: 633-000 Account No: 207 417 171 and please mark as Nepal.

January 26^th 2024 Urgent need for support
– Can You Help?

With constant blue skies and drying winds, the winter rains (normally unreliable, very short season) appear to have by-passed Afar Region, the prospects of rain still 2 to 3 months away. Daily reports accumulate of drastic thirst and apparently no resources to save people.

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Donations for support can be made directly to the eClub’s account;
Bendigo Bank:     
Rotary E-Club D9510online, Australia
BSB: 633-000
Account No: 2074 17171
(please mark reference
– AFAR + your Club Name)

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This lady’s story is that her child was treated in Gawwaani hospital with naso-gastric feeding, got marginally better but because there is nothing in the house, the boy is progressively weakening again. She has supplementary food for 2 months. She herself is identified with acute malnutrition.

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