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Previous Meeting Details
Our 1st meeting for the RI year 2023-24 was held in person on Wednesday July 5th, 2023, 6:00 P.M. at the 3Ws Oval, UWI Cave Hill Campus 
 
Agenda:
Review of the 2023-24 Year by President Marcel Murrell

Attendance: 48%

 
Visiting Rotarians and Guests:
Paul Ashby – Assistant District Governor
Resheena Homer – VP. Rotaract Club of Barbados South
Anthony McGregor – Guest of Rtn. Jacklyn Broomes
Lyanne Lowe – Guest of Rtn. Rosaline Clarke 
Morexa Martin-Gardner – Guest of Rtn. Josie Robinson

Notes:
Sergeant at Arms Brian Lashley dispensed hefty fines with the flair of a master chef causing a whirlwind of laughter and good cheer. Only but a few were spared. A fair time was had by all.

 
Photo: Panoramic shot of attendees engaged in the meeting
What's Happening
this Week
Join us:
Wednesday July 12th, 2023, 6:00 P.M. at the 3Ws Oval, UWI Cave Hill Campus 
 
Agenda:
Chaired by the esteemed PP Stephen Broome, this week's business meeting will feature two presentations. PHF Dr. Pat Downes-Grant (Special Projects Director) and ROTY Shem Scantlebury (Public Image Director) will both share their Strategic Plans for the year

 
Assignments are as follows:
Greeter: Rtn. Michael Forde 
Grace: Rtn. Kerry-Ann Ifill
Objects of Rotary: Rtn. Malcolm Mapp

Contribution:
$35 BBD per person 
- This goes towards light refreshments and rental of the facilities. 
 
Photo: President Marcel delivering his presentation
Photo: Winner of our weekly raffle, Guest Morexa, receiving her prize from Rotaract South VP Resheena Homer
Upcoming Events 
 
Feeding the Needy
Monday, 31st July at 5:30 P.M. in Independence Square, Bridgetown
 
Rostered Rotarians:
- Dion Franklyn
- Mario Carter
- George Connolly
 
Interested in participating beyond your rostered date? Reach out to Rtn. Mechelle Lewis - Project Coordinator.

Meals on Wheels
This initiative will continue through the coordinated taxi service until September.
From Rotary International

This year, we’re prioritizing projects that aim to support mental health. This effort is deeply personal to me. I know what it’s like to see someone close to me suffer in silence. I have also witnessed the power of personal connections, the value of discussing emotional and mental well-being, and the lifesaving impact of preventive care and treatment.

Research shows that performing acts of kindness is one of the most effective steps any of us can take to protect our well-being and make us more resilient to all the challenges we encounter in life. And by building peace within, we become more capable of bringing peace to the world. 

How can you take action? Download the Prioritizing Mental Health brochure to learn how you and your club can support mental health. Also consider connecting with the Rotary Action Group on Mental Health Initiatives.

 

From Rotaract Club of South Barbados
What's Summer without Vibes?
Let's kick off the new year, with Summer Vibes! Bring a friend, and a drink to our first fellowship session.
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