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Rotary clubs in Canada invest in the PACT program, an urban peace initiative that aims to break the cycle of youth crime By  Ryan Hyland Produced by  Andrew Chudzinski SHARE ON FACEBO I EMAIL THIS PAG E Akeem Stephenson wanted to go to jail. He believed it was the only way he could free himself from a life of crime — a life he desperately wanted to change.  After being arrested for a fourth time more than 10 years ago, for aggravated robbery, the teenager in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, was set to go to prison. But the judge saw something in Stephenson that suggested that he could redeem himself. So he gave Stephenson a choice: participate in an 18-month youth program, or serve the six-month sentence.  Akeem Stephenson used the PACT program to turn his life around and launch his music career.  For Stephenson, the choice was clear. He decided to transform his life through the PACT Urban Peace Program. PACT, which stands for Participati...

Another well supported #RotaryClubGeorge meeting at the #GeorgeGolfClub with the excellent guest speaker Adrie de Swart.

After putting smiles on the face of 350 pupils at WTC primary school to mark our Rotaract week, we come together to celebrate Rotaract @50 with our sponsoring club Rotary club of Enugu municipal ( THE SUPERMEN CLUB)

March 1, 2018 RC AWKA-SMITHTOWN HELD ANOTHER LECTURE In keeping with the ideals of Rotary procedure of fellowship and membership engagement, Rtn Tochi Amalu PHF yesterday continued in the Club's lecture series by delivering a resounding lecture on the topic "WHAT IS IN ROTARY FOR YOU? ". The high point of the event was the declaration for Rotary membership by four (4) Guests, two of whom are couple. With the ideals of Family of Rotary in mind, the monthly birthday celebration was held as well for the February born Rotarians and guests. Our AGD Sebastian Anaekwe later made a presentation on behalf of the DGE Dan Ajawara. Let's continue to Make a Difference; as the Inspiration for tomorrow begins today.

Rotary Club Of Asaba Government House had an interactive session with Primary & Secondary students of Azagba Primary School & Isioma Onyeobi College both located in the capital territory, Asaba in Delta State. The humanitarian/non-profit organisation distributed primary and secondary school textbooks and gave the children both health & Career talks. It was also very emotional for some parents/people present as tears were seen in some eyes. The Rotary Club of Asaba Government House donated Primary and Secondary School text books, Dictionaries and other customised items to the pupils/students. The Club President, Rtn. (Amb). Christopher Daniels (Phf)  encouraged the students to be of good behaviour always and encouraged other organization/association to emulate same. He also offered prices for all 1st Position in all classes ranging from primary 1 - SS3 to promote excellence. Also, during the Rotary club's visit to the Azagba primary school wing, most o...

                     Today being Monday, January 22, the rotary club of Jacksonville hosted the region 6 semi final competition of high school student' oratory skills. http://worldrotaryafrica.blogspot.com.ng/2018/01/rotary-club-of-south-jacksonville.html

Rotary Club of South Jacksonville Rotary Club of South Jacksonville Toggle navigation P roject Mission  To encourage students from around the First Coast to research, prepare and present a logical and convincing oral argument that demonstrates their knowledge of a chosen topic and to reward those students with college scholarships. Rotary Oratory Competition  The Rotary Oratory Competition is a project initiated by the Rotary Club of South Jacksonville in 2015. Each year the Club’s speech committee approaches the principals and speech teachers of the 45 public and private schools on the First Coast (Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau and St. Johns counties) to choose a high school senior who would like to represent their school in an oratory competition. Each year the speech committee determines what speech topic to offer the high school seniors. The topics are meant to be current, meaningful and thought provoking. We do not allow topics to be of ...