Jason’s Talk on the Everest Assault to his fellow Rotarians and guests. 

Australia Day free breakfast and Entertainment event

Again, this year, Rotary Nowra will be coordinating the Australia Day breakfast event at the Nowra Showground on behalf of the Shoalhaven City Council.

Between 8 am and 12 Noon on Sat 26 January Rotary, with the support of the First Illaroo Scout group and Friends of both Organisations, will be cooking and serving free Bacon and egg rolls to all those who attend the event.

The event will be opened by the mayor at around 8 am followed by a Welcome to Country, the “Sing Australia” choir, Shoalhaven City Pipes and Drums and their dancers, Entertainment for the remainder of the morning will be provided by Stella Studioz and will include performers, Jacob Potts, Jade Taunton, Garry Childs, Bec & Hannah, Sian & Sam (Stella & Sam) with The Spencer Band rounding of the morning.

Other free activities for the whole family to watch and, or participate in will be Nail Driving and Gum Boot throwing competitions, a Climbing Wall, Jumping Castles, Heritage and Collector Car Display, Racing Lawnmowers, Market Stalls, Interactive Displays by the Scouts. There will be a free Shoalhaven Water Drinking station on site and Coffee & soft drinks will be available for purchase.

All are welcome for a free breakfast and to enjoy this family friendly Australia Day morning of entertainment and attractions.

Rotary Nowra supporting our Local Community

Recently, Rotary Nowra delivered another project to a worthwhile local organisation that was in need of assistance.

With a focus on the local community, that also includes youth and vocational programs and projects, Rotary Nowra provides assistance to a number of humanitarian service organisations. The reason Rotary supports these other service organisations as opposed to supporting individuals directly is that, Rotary Club members may not have the expertise necessary to determine and prioritise an individual’s needs.

The Humanitarian diversity of Rotary Projects and Programs

Rotary Clubs all around Australia have joined forces and partnered with Channel 9 and The National Farmers' Federation to raise $10M to assist our farmers through the current horrific drought crisis. Notwithstanding this, Rotary is still maintaining its other local and International humanitarian service work and youth programs. This was demonstrated at a recent Rotary Nowra dinner meeting when two guest speakers spoke about their respective Rotary experiences.