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JULY - LITERACY ON HEALTH MONTH . Encourage awareness of health problems in our community. AUGUST - MEMBERSHIP & EXTENSION MONTH . This Rotary month celebrates our own Membership and Extension. Will your Club celebrate by inducting any new members for the start of the new Rotary year? Contact the District Membership Committee for new ideas. Invite them to come and speak at a Club meeting. Plan your membership highlights for the Rotary year right now. SEPTEMBER - NEW GENERATIONS MONTH . This is the month when Rotarians all around the world will focus efforts on supporting Youth and Youth Programs. What can you do? Invite young people from your Community to a special club meeting. Listen to their ideas about how Rotary can assist them to make a better world. Take the time to discuss the great Rotary programs for youth such as RYPEN and RYLA or introduce them to Interact and Rotaract. There are opportunities for you and your Club to make a real difference to the lives of many young people. OCTOBER - VOCATIONAL SERVICE MONTH . Rotary was first started as a Club based on vocations. This continues today. This month is a great time to celebrate, explore, understand the vocations of your Club members, and to explore the possibilities of membership from other vocational groups in your community. NOVEMBER - THE ROTARY FOUNDATION MONTH . November is the time to celebrate the wonderful work of The Rotary Foundation. Why not explore the activities of our charity , The Foundation and consider how you and your club can help. Challenge all of your members to be a EREY member. DECEMBER - FAMILY OF ROTARY MONTH . This is a good opportunity to ensure that your Club is well informed on the vast range of activities that all go to make up the organisation of Rotary International. JANUARY - ROTARY AWARENESS MONTH . January is the time to celebrate Rotary by making others aware of our programs, of the opportunities Rotary offers and of the events and activities that involve you and your Club. Contact the Public Relations Committee for more ideas about how this can be done. FEBRUARY - WORLD UNDERSTANDING MONTH . What can you do that shows your local community of how you demonstrate a practical support for international understanding in these times when we face up to many potential tensions between various cultures and countries? MARCH - LITERACY MONTH . Combating illiteracy has been a focus of Rotary International since 1986 - and for good reason. UNESCO estimates there are 862 million illiterate adults in the world and about two thirds of them are women. Millions more are functionally illiterate, without the reading and writing skills necessary for everyday life. The United Nations has identified illiteracy as a major obstacle to economic, political, and social development. How can you be involved? Be a part of the solution for this world wide problem. APRIL - MAGAZINE MONTH . Have you explored the rich world of Rotary Media information? April is magazine month and may be just the time to find on the RI web site links to "The Rotarian", "Rotary World" and details of the 27 regional magazines published for Rotarians all around the world. MAY - INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION MONTH . This is a great opportunity to celebrate and publicise your international projects! JUNE - ROTARY FELLOWSHIPS MONTH . There are many extensive activities of the Rotary Fellowships. You may find that your profession, business or industry area has already established a Fellowship. If not, why not think about starting one yourself! Pastimes, hobbies and sports are made just that much more interesting if you can be involved in an international group. Look through the list of the Recreational Fellowships - is there something there for you? Don't forget to check out the extensive list of Fellowships already active in District 9790.
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