Vocational Service is one of the basic structural elements in the Rotary organization. The combination of vocation and expertise that can be so developed is fundamental to the success of the many numerous programs. The role of the District Vocational service committee is to plan, organize, co-ordinate and oversee the provision of District Vocational programs implemented by clubs in the district.
Chair John Skinner |
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| Vocational Service Index |
| Literacy | |
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Chair PP Mary Greenshields |
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| Pride of Workmanship Award | |
Chair PP Margaret Crisp |
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| Computers for Kids | ||||
Co-ordinator PP Paul Bruce (Pat) |
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| Shine On Awards | ||||
Co-ordinator PP Paul Bruce (Pat) |
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| Working with Retirees and Mens Sheds | ||||
| This programme, increasing rapidly, addresses the needs – physical,
social and emotional of retirees in the community. |
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Chairman |
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| Working with Refugees | ||||
| This new committee addresses the special needs for vocational and social assistance for groups with various disadvantages. Presently, work is being undertaken with refugees. | ||||
Joint Chairs PP Andrew Treadwell and Jan Macdonald
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