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Welcome to The Rotary Club of Mossman
Find out about Rotary in your Community - and the World
Rotary is made up of Volunteers who carry out humanitarian work around the globe. Teams conduct short term exercises, have predetermined and agreed goals and ensure that projects are sustainable.
Rotary combats - Poverty, Neglect, Hunger, Water Shortages and Contamination, Poor Housing, Inadequate Medical Attention and Supplies, Disease, Discrimination, Ignorance and Poor Reading and Comprehension Skills.
Rotary does all of these good deeds ... and more
- Rotary creates approved Overseas Projects
- Gives clean and continuous Water Supplies
- Protects Islanders from Malaria and reduces death rate
- Conducts Literacy programs
- Teaches communities vocational skills and helps them be self sufficient
- Builds Libraries, Houses, Warehouses, Schools
- Gives Medical Assistance
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Recent Articles
World’s Greatest Meal
End Polio Now
When: Wednesday 27th October
Time: from 6pm
Where: Mossman Bowls Club
A Trip Down Memory Lane
While moving our storage from John's Shed to our new storage facility at the Douglas Hockey Club Grounds, we discovered 3 DVDs, with unknown content, from 2008-2010. So at our next meeting, instead of a guest speaker, we revisited those far off days!
2009 Great Northern Clean Up
Christmas 2009
2009 Show Stall
Pick of the Shelf
Port Douglas Beach Hockey
Mossman Rotary is helping out at the Sandy Sticks and Spokes Beach Hockey Tournament. A great day of hockey fun in the sun! Congratulations Douglas Hockey Association!
Roby ready to keep score
Beach Hockey Tournament
Jan in the Admin tent
Volunteers at the Beach Hockey Tournament
Rotary Day of Service: Cooya Beach Clean Up
As part of the Great Northern Clean Up, Mossman Rotary arranged a clean up at Cooya Beach on Sunday 19th September. Five Rotarians were joined by eleven Douglas Shire locals to clean up the beach and foreshore at Cooya. 16 bags of assorted rubbish were collected from what seemed like a pristine environment. There were also several larger items that could not be bagged, including 2 bicycle wheels, a camping chair with a torn seat, a bike seat and a broken plastic bollard. The day finished with a traditional Rotary Sausage Sizzle to thank our helpers.
Clean Up Crew
Ready for the barbecue
Some of the rubbish!
Cooya Beach, pristine once more
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