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The Rotary Club of
Mount Eliza
Chartered 1971
 
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Mount Eliza
Service Above Self
Tuesdays at 6:00 pm
Toorak College
Mt Eliza
Mount Eliza, VIC 3930
Australia
Phone:
0418 319 101
Dinner Meeting at Toorak College & Zoom Meeting Conference Number 82650442487
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Meeting Responsibilities  
Chair
Young, Jim
 
Cashier
Hoban, Brendan
 
Cashier Assistant
Vincent, Rhonda
 
Furniture
Welsh, John
 
Fellowship
Morris, Linda
 
heads and tails
Stamp, Trish
 
Program
 
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President's Message - Carolyn Such

 
 
At the time of writing I am just back from a home hosting lunch with John and Ingrid Welsh.  Together with Jim and Robyn and Ian and Janelle Spear we had a magnificent lunch created by John.  It was John at his finest.  Definitely no dinner tonight for Chris.  I am reminded what a great concept home hosting is.  You get to know members and their spouses much better.  Did anyone know that Janelle Spear was a former Rotary exchange student to Zimbabwe.    If you can get involved in home hosting I can recommend it.
We have a few sickies in the team at  the moment.  Rowan is going off to get a new knee.  Neil of course is recovering from his accident getting off the ski lift in Japan.  Neil is back in the country and will soon be back at home if he isn’t already.  Carol Allen is recovering from her fall and a broken patella and our welfare officer Maurie Selth is a bit ordinary himself.  Get well sickies we need you.
This week I delivered an easter egg hamper to Mount Eliza Secondary College.   The hamper looked magnificent and was constructed by Claire.  The school are running raffle to help fund a new outdoor structure that they can use.  
It is disappointing that our International dinner needed to be  cancelled.  So many people were away  so that numbers were an issue.  We are not sure whether the event will be re-scheduled later so we are going to refund everyone that paid.
We have a very busy weekend with a Bunnings BBQ followed by our Golf Day on Monday 31st.  David and Grace Rew and their team have the event well in hand.   Auctioneer Phil Key will be doing his thing so we are hoping for a good return from the day.
Yvonne Simpson has our social media under great control.  Its generating good interest.  Yvonne would like people to “like” the page.
 
 
 
 
                                 
          
 
Stories
April program
 March  and April Program 



March Program


March 25
Club meeting 
 
APRIL MEETING 
 
April 1
Roving Medical Clinic Street Side Medics 
Chair, ….Suzie Adam

The clinic will be parked very close to Boarders dining room, for members to view,
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at Toorak College, Old Mornington Road, Mt Eliza
6.00 – Tuesday, April 1st
St Side Medics mobile medical vans bring GP-led healthcare directly to people experiencing homelessness and vulnerable communities.
Photo by Street Side Medics on January 28, 2025. May be an image of ambulance, van, shuttle bus, minivan, truck, bus and text.

Fully equipped with state-of-the-art medical equipment, they’re designed to provide the same high-quality care as any GP Practice—because everyone deserves access to healthcare, no matter their circumstances.


April 8
AT TOORAK COLLEGE, EVEN THOUGH IT IS THE SECOND TUESDAY
Background and interests of two longer term Rotarians….Jim Young and John Welsh
Chair, Carol Wallace, tbc


April 15 
The Bays Hospital CEO, Jade Phelan.
Jade will give an update on the New Cancer Centre which has recently opened at the Bays  
 
 

April 22
THIS MEETING IS NOT AT TOORAK COLLEGE,DUE TO SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
Gathering at Mt Eliza Thai Restaurant, coordinator Jim Young
Details on seperate flyer, payment via humanitex


April 29
At Toorak College
Homes and Anchorage Real Estate team who are the prime sponsors of our 
 Golf Day and potential Mt Eliza Rotarians
Chair Phil Key.

Phil will supply names and details of the speakers, who will also be at the Golf Day
 
MAY MEETING 

May 6
Home Hospice and Frameless paintings
Bronwyn Braden, Community Engagement Officer, and Stuart Nussey,Hospice Board Member 
Chair, Pauline McFarlane tbc


May 13
Zoom…tbc

May 20 
Wheelchair for Kids….Russell Hayes and Grant Klaaysen
chair…Cathryn Leonard or member of Youth Committee

May 27
Club Assembly …Jim Young
 
 
 
 
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Events
Code 9 Foundation
Supporting first responders with PTSD
 
The Code 9 Foundation provides a place of support for
current & veteran professional first responders & 000 operators who live with PTSD,
depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions that result from their service to the community.
 
 

CODE 9 HELp FIRST RESPONDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES DIRECTLY BY: 

  • Offering a safe space for first responders to connect and receive support and advice.
  • Supporting families with meals
  • Providing mental health referrals
  • Providing respite weekends
  • Facilitating mental health forums
  • Provide crisis accommodation
  • Running kids camps
  • Providing peer support
  • Sponsoring assistance dogs
 
David Rew passed on this message from a grateful respondent 
 
I was overwhelmed with gratitude to be a recipient of a weekend away from Code 9.
Nothing like that ever happens to me.
I wanted to share the experience with my grandchildren and took them with me.
We stayed at a lovely villa on Phillip Island and the beautiful weather, plentiful tourist activities or just simply hanging at the beach brought reminders of what is important in life.
We cut through the noise of the daily grind and the fog of the past and indulged in the luxury of time and peace to do whatever we want.
I've come home exhausted but, somehow completely recharged and feeling ready to face the challenges forever present, with a little more strength and hope.
I can't possibly express how much this has meant to me.
Thank you doesn't seem nearly enough.
 
Our club in partnership with the Order of Saint John provides funds for some of the afflicted to avail themselves of a few days of respite by which they can escape from the environment which can trigger recurrences of the trauma which all too often dictate a life full mental disturbance
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AUSTRALIAN ROTARY HEALTH
WEBNIAR 10 APRIL 6.00PM 
 
Greetings Rotarians,
Australian Rotary Health - Webinar 10th April 25 - 6.00pm (register- via the attached flyer)
Many Rotarians and Rotary Clubs are concerned about the increase in Mental Health Illness, throughout Australia.
Substantial numbers of Rotarians, Rotaractors, their friends, colleagues and families have been touched by some form of mental illness, in recent years.  
 
Rotary is taking Action.
 
Please join us for an hour or so, on Thursday 10th April via Zoom webinar at 6.00pm.
 
Register via the attached flyer.
https://trybooking.com.au
 
Kind regards
Paul
 
Paul Mee
Director – Australian Rotary Health
 
 
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Rotary Themes for the month  is Maternal and Child Heath
April 
is Maternal and Child Health Month

    Rotary Monthly Theme - April

     
    April is Maternal and Child Health Month -
    Every day mothers risk their lives giving birth and millions of children die each year from treatable, preventable causes.
    At least 7 million children under the age of five die each year due to malnutrition, poor health care, and inadequate sanitation.
    To help reduce this rate, we provide immunisations and antibiotics to babies, improve access to essential medical services, and support trained health care providers for mothers and their children.
    Your Rotary projects ensure sustainability by empowering the local community to take ownership of health care training program
     
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    March ROSTERS 
     
     
    RCME Meeting Roster - APRIL 
        
         
    Mar-25
    Program 
    Club Assembly
     
     
    Chairman
    Jim Young
     
     
    3 Minute Speaker
    No 3 Minute Speaker
     
    Cashiers
    Jamie Hunt / Ray Manchester
     
    Fellowship
    Di Costello
     
     
    Furniture
    Jim Voss
      
     
    Heads & Tails
    Trish Stamp
     
            
    Apr-08
    Program
    Jim Young/John Welsh - Background & Interests
     
    Chairman
    Carol Wallace
     
    3 Minute Speaker
    No 3 Minute Speaker
     
    Cashiers
    Jamie Hunt / Di Costello
     
    Fellowship
    Janet Richards
     
    Furniture
    Angus MacEwan
     
    Heads & Tails
    Trish Stamp
        
    Apr-15
    Program 
    Jade Phelan - CEO The Bays Health Group 
     
    Chairman
    Carol Allen
     
    3 Minute Speaker
    Chris Angerer
     
    Cashiers
    Jenny Baker / Angus MavEw
     
    Fellowship
    Ray Manchester
     
    Furniture
    Iain Spear
     
    Heads & Tails
    Trish Stamp
        
    Apr-22
    No Meeting - 
    Mt Eliza Thai Restaurant
     
    Organiser
    Jim Young
        
    Apr-29
    Program 
    Homes & Ancherage Real Estate
     
    Chairman
    Phil Key
     
     
    3 Minute Speaker
    Cathryn Leonard
     
    Cashiers
    Rob Cracknell / Rhonda Vincent
     
    Fellowship
    Di Costello
     
    Furniture
    Keith Den Hartog
     
    Heads & Tails
    Trish Stamp
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    We meet at 6:00 PM Every Tuesday at Toorak College