Welcome to our Club!
Service Above Self
We meet In Person
Thursdays at 6:00 PM
Caloundra Golf Club
1 Charles Woodward Drive
Caloundra, Qld 4551
Australia
Caloundra, Qld 4551
Australia
Meetings are held each Thursday evening, 6pm for a 6:30pm start at the Caloundra Golf Club. It is located at 1 Charles Woodward Drive, Caloundra.
Visiting Rotarians and their partners are always welcome to attend and make-up.
Please call our
Dinner Co-ordinator, Donna Hammett on 0422 710 752, or,
Club Service Director, Ross Harrison on 0418 725 876
to let us know that you are coming so that meals can be arranged.
The Rotary Club of Caloundra Pacific welcomes all who are interested in dining with us and wish to share with us in our Rotary Ideals.
We especially welcome Interstate and International Rotarians visiting the Sunshine Coast. Going to Australia Zoo? Why not do a make-up at our club while you are here?
What an exciting, fun-filled and memorable evening.
On behalf of the Rotary Club of Caloundra Pacific, we would like to to thank everyone
who attended our Pride of Workmanship and Apprenticeship Awards Event.
These awards recognise the hard work and special skills, expertise and dedication
that these young people here tonight have bought to their Workplace.
Thanks also to Craig Harrison and Alan Sparks from East Coast Apprentices,
Neil Black our District Governor and Wendy Gilson, our Asst. District Governor
for your participation in this ceremony.
Well done to Mr Matthew Harms who is an apprentice in Engineering Fabrication,
Mr Nicholas Pheeney who is a Carpenter Apprentice and
Mr Mikah Gatward who cannot be with us tonight, is an Electrical Apprentice.
You all have a very promising future.
Winner - Caloundra Rotary Club
ROMAC TRIVIA NIGHT -
4th March 2021, 6.30 pm for 7.00 pm start.
at Unity College,47 Lomond Cresent, Bellvista
We had about 280 people come along to this fantastic function - so much fun and lots of prizes won.
Fund raiser for ROMAC so that we can carry on with
Life Saving and/or Dignity restoring surgery for children mainly in the
Oceania Region that cannot access this in their own country.
We had fantastic support from so many local clubs and the general public.
Supporting Teenagers Education Mothering Mentoring
STEMM - Supporting Teenagers Education Mothering Mentoring
Jacqui Dean, Paul Harris Fellow, creator of and driving force for the STEMM organisation described the work of STEMM, which offers a unique opportunity for teenagers though their pregnancy and motherhood especially where they have no other or little support networks.
Running out of Burnside State High School in an independent unit funded operated by volunteers and self-supporting fundraising.
It supports teenagers through pregnancy in their preparation for motherhood and also to maintain the development of their own education as they embark motherhood.
The teenagers learn how to be loving mothers, to care for the child ,to balance motherhood and study as they work towards providing opportunity to the child that they had not been able to enjoy.
The school provides assistance which recognises the need to also care for the babies and infants as the mothers engage in formal study – Tertiary Preparation Pathway, Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care, certificate II Business, Literacy, Numeracy, Distance Education, Barista Certificate and First Aid Certificate all contribute to a rich palate of opportunity for the young women to choose from to meet their individual needs.
There are also partnerships with TAFE and the University of the Sunshine Coast as well as vocational courses, all in the context of accommodating and respecting the importance of the mothers being able to care for their infants.
The Club donated $5,000 to assist in maintaining/developing opportunities for each mother and child.
10 September 2020
Providing support to people admitted to hospital in a range of ways
including nearby accommodation for families whose homes
are too far away for there to be frequent and regular visits to the patient
are too far away for there to be frequent and regular visits to the patient
By medical equipment and innovative medical research.
By providing additional care
By providing additional medical equipment .... and more
Our Club has donated $5,000 Wishlist to support families in the Sunshine Coast.
Please ensure that you find a replacement member
for your duties if you are unable to attend
for your duties if you are unable to attend
| Duties | January 2021 | February 2021 | March 2021 |
| Meeting Sergeant | Tony Long | David Johnston | Geoff Leddy |
| Fellowship | Peter Hovey | Ken Hinkly | Mike Healy |
| Room Set-up | Jeff Blakely | Allen Morgan | Greig Lee-Archer |
| International Toast | David Millar | Barb Bailey | Don Wilkie |
| Intro Guest Speaker | |||
| Thank Guest Speaker | |||
| Bulletin Editor | David Johnston | David Johnston | David Johnston |
| Sergeant at Arms | Tony Long | David Johnston | Geoff Leddy |
| Duties | April 2021 | May 2021 | June 2021 |
| Meeting Sergeant | Suzanne Lee-Archer | Stan Nawrocki | Mark Paton |
| Fellowship | Richard Hall | Allan Gillespie | Evelyn McCorkell |
| Room Set-Up | Patrick King | Will WSaterford | John Hayes |
| International Toast | Di Latham | Graeme Bowden | Kevin Curd |
| Intro Guest Speaker | |||
| Thank Guest Speaker | |||
| Bulletin Editor | David Johnston | David Johnston | David Johnston |
| Sergeant at Arms | Suzanne Lee-Archer | Stan Nawrocki | Mark Paton |
