Welcome 2021! The Rotary Club of Camberwell came through the 2020 COVID Lockdowns stronger than ever, and with the bonus of us being experts on Zoom!
Our Weekly Meetings recommenced at Conochie Hall in December, and it's great to see and interact with our old friends, new members, guests and potential members. However please understand we must comply with BASSCare's COVIDSafe plan, not only to meet their requirements, but also to ensure the safety of all who are at the meetings - we take this seriously.
So please follow directions of the COVID Marshall, take your temperature, fill out the BASSCare register and use the QR Code to register yourself on the Victorian DHHS website. Keep your masks on until you are seated.
The second half of the Rotary Year looks to be challenging and exciting, with existing projects running, new projects like RORP (Rotary Overseas Recycled Playgrounds) as well as our old favourite and major fundraiser, the 2021 Camberwell Art Show at Swinburne University.
And visitors and potential members are always welcome - just click on the "Contact Us" button.
I'm looking forward to an exciting 6 months - how about you?
(from Lyndon Joss, chair of International Service Committee)
At the recent Victorian Multi-District Conference held at the Hyatt Essendon Fields, our own Rotary Outreach Myeloma Project (ROMP), one of the Club's R100 Projects, won a coveted District Recognition Award, one of only two awards in the category Community Service.
Yvonne Wills
Robert O'Reilly. 
Our very dear Kerry Anne has compiled Camberwell Rotary Cook Book. With stocked pantry and time on your hands, it is time to try out interesting recipes. Buy your own copy for $20.
2020 has been quite a year starting out with the bushfires and followed by the Covid pandemic. This article is intended to bring you up to date with our Club’s significant contribution to the bushfire relief effort after the catastrophic devastation which occurred at the start of this year.
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