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Over the past nine months Rotarians, their families and friends have been incredibly generous to the young, homeless and disadvantaged in the CBD through a partnership with YOUTH PROJECTS.
YOUTH PROJECTS wish to say ‘thanks’ and have extended an invitation to all in our club to inspect their set up:
6.30pm Wednesday 3rd August,
YOUTH PROJECTS
9 Hosier Lane.
For a guided tour of their newly renovated city headquarters followed by drinks and nibbles.
Our Community Services Team, which has overseen our assistance to YOUTH PROJECTS, encourages all members plus friends and family to learn more about how YOUTH PROJECTS operate and to see for yourself what this partnership is achieving.
Don't hesitate to bring friends and family.
RSVP: For catering purposes register with Peter Duras NOW PLEASE – by email before Friday 29th July - peter.duras@bigpond.com
Hosier Lane is between Flinders Street and Flinders Lane, in the block between Russell and Swanston Streets.
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The story began with a blank sheet of paper and an ambitious idea; an idea that was born from the observation that while every great city has its grand cultural institutions – art galleries, theatres, museums and concert halls – there was a place for a unique institution that would provide a hub for the discussion, debate and practice of writing and ideas. Such a cultural centre would enhance and consolidate our city’s reputation as a world leader in this arena.
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"My work with the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (AMOS), since becoming President in February, has reduced my ability to participate in Rotary.
From time to time fellow members health and circumstances change and working with them quietly behind the scenes is the Almoner. Often indisposed members miss the fellowship of club meetings and they would appreciate contact from their buddies in the club. 
