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WHAT IS ROTARACT?

Rotaract is a club for young adults aged 18 to 30. Members of the club are called Rotaractors.
The purpose of Rotaract is to provide an opportunity for young men and women to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities, and to promote better relations between all people worldwide through a framework of friendship and service.


Rotaract Clubs are sponsored by Rotary Clubs, however in the spirit of personal development, sponsorship in rotary means support in planning projects, guidance and partnering to deliver successful projects. Rotaractors are taught how to plan for projects, fundrais through involving of external parties by coming up with unique fundraising events.

WHAT IS THE ROTARACT CLUB OF ONGATA RONGAI?

The Rotaract Club of Ongata Rongai - Community Based in partnership with the Rotary Club of Ongata Rongai, is established under District 9212 which comprises Clubs in Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea and South Sudan. All Rotary, Rotaract and Interact Clubs world over are members of Rotary International.

Rotary International is an international service organization whose purpose is to, among others, provide humanitarian services around the world. Rotaractors are therefore nurtured towards community service and finding ways to serve the public interest. The Club was formed on 10th July 2017 by 13 individuals and is recognized by the Rotary International as a fully fledged club with the RI ID of 215703. The club is yet to be chattered.

We meet and fellowship with members and guests at Stademark Hotel Rongai, our partner in service, every Thursday from 7:00PM to 8:000PM. We welcome guests to our meetings. Members are advised to invite their friends to our meetings, projects and fun activities to share ideas, spread our rotary spirit, have a good time and have potential members join from our guests. The only exception when we do not allow guests is during our Club Assembly.

The Club has 22 registered members.


OUR LOGO


OUR MOTHER CLUB

Rotary Club of Ongata Rongai was chartered in the year 2012. The club is made up of diverse and intelligent business and other professionals whose skills are admirable.


CLUB'S OBLIGATIONS TO THE MEMBERS

There maybe more that a member could get out of this vibrant club but some of the most assured ones are;
·         Leadership & Professional Growth
RACOR has a good bond with Rotarians who have seen it all, they have given their time and resources to mentor the members be the best they can be. We urge members to use this opportunity to build their self-esteem, career and leadership skill, however, it’s not automatic, their efforts and persistent matters how far they can grow in RACOR
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         Fun, Friendship & Networking
RACOR has a good network of quality friends who can be fun to be around and engage in fun events, travel and learn new cultures.

 Give out to charity
RACOR is the best place members can sum their individual efforts to help in the society as it offers a good base for charity events.
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 Future Rotarians
RACOR would like to see her members grow into a Rotarians and join the team of our mother club in their quest. As a member you will not have made it if you do not end up a Rotarian at the age of 30. 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The board of directors serves as the governing body of a RACOR club and includes

PRESIDENT

  • Fredrick Ochari

VICE PRESIDENT

  • Khalifa Kevins

SECRETARY

  • Monica Wairimu

TREASURER (Chairs the finance committee)

  • Valentine Khayesi

SARGENT AT ARMS

  • Phegan Indeche


Club Directors



MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR
Chairs the Club Service Committee
Director: Richard Iyan
PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR
In charge of Coverage of Events and Reporting
Director: Alice Maina
INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DIRECTOR
Chairs the International Service Committee
Director: Brenda Vutagwa
COMMUNITY SERVICE DIRECTOR
Chairs the Community Service Committee
Director: Hilary Chesebe
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
Chairs Professional Development Committee
Director: Peter Brown
CLUB SERVICE DIRECTOR
Chairs Club Service Committee
Director: Meltreen Sikele




Well that's just to tell a little about us, join our club and interact with us and learn more. Always Be Involved in making a difference in the society.

Peace
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