We need YOUR help!
Have some fun as a volunteer helper for this major community fundraiser event. More at: event website

Camp Breakaway on the Central Coast is committed to enhancing the lives of people with disabilities by providing respite care for people with disabilities and their carers.
Our project covers the cost of a young sibling of a child with high medical needs to attend a respite camp where they could briefly escape their home environmental of care and responsibilities and just be "children." They also have the opportunity to form friendships with others in a similar situation at home.
Camp Breakway website

Special recognition of family carers in our community.

Our club members provide supervision at home, while a carer is treated to dinner and given special recognition at our club

 Our Club has supported Clarke Road School for over 12 years. The school caters for students from Kindergarten to Year 12 with an intellectual disability. See PHOTO GALLERY of club members at work, link below.

Sydney’s premiere market on the north shore – 2^nd Sunday of the month, rain or shine - every month

We Help Lifeline Save Lives

Somewhere in Australia there is a new call to Lifeline every minute. People call Lifeline’s 24 hour crisis support service 13 11 14 about many things including:

In July 2013 we started the Neringah Hospital Project. Neringah is a paliative care hospital in Wahroonga and the project involves the stripout and refurbishment of an old Kiosk which has not been used for more than twenty years. Once complete the kiosk will become a most needed area for family groups to gather with their loved ones when visiting Neringah.

Eagles RAPS located in Doonside is dedicated to the prevention of youth suicide by giving opportunities to young people from disadvantaged/dysfunctional backgrounds through education and the building of self-confidence.

Our club SAVED the school from closure...

This award-winning road safety education program for senior high school students, called RYDA, lies at the heart of a suite of programs developed for young people in years 9 to 12 for road safety education programs for parents and corporate partners. Our members volunteer annually to assist. More: www.rse.org.au/category/ryda/locations/

Designed in 1984 by members of the Rotary Club of Ku-ring-gai as a joint project