Our Club commenced in April 1990 and we are a vibrant Club with 60 members from all walks of life and we are always looking to increase our membership. We would love you to come and visit us at one of our meetings held in Lederman Hall, Ballarat Health Services – Queen Elizabeth Centre, 102 Ascot Street South, Ballarat, 7.00am for 7.15am start every Wednesday. The meeting is usually finished by 8.15am.
We have an exciting program planned and working with the International President, Barry Rassin’s theme for the rotary year 2018/19 is 'Be The Inspiration'. More information may be found under the tab ‘meetings’, or refer to the bottom right hand corner of our home page for our weekly program.
Our Club is involved in many Community activities both here in Ballarat and also in Ambon, Indonesia. From a local community perspective, we continue with all our Club activities including Ballarat Busking Championships, Springfest, Swap Meet, Bridge Mall Farmers Market BBQ’s and the Smoke Detector Battery Changeovers which highlights Rotary’s “making a difference” to the local community.
Rotary is particularly good at moving fast in times of disaster and because we have Clubs almost everywhere, is a natural first responder.
Explore our site and gather some information about our fantastic Club and our great projects, weekly meeting guest speakers and social events that we enjoy as members.
Dont forget to check out our facebook page too!
Contact myself or our Secretary, Kath Venters for further information.
Enjoy our website. President Elissa Ritchie
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