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Rosewood and District Support Centre Inc

We provide Community Centre services and programs that are responsive to community needs, accessible to all, dynamic and flexible in our approaches, and provide individualised support to all in living in Rosewood and the surrounding rural areas of Ipswich.

Rosies - Friends on the Street

Rosies reaches out to those most in need, those people who are abandoned, marginalised, socially isolated within our communities.

Whilst many organisations are increasingly providing awareness, support, and referral, the greater human need is the need for friendship and unconditional acceptance during difficult times. Our wonderful Rosies volunteers aim to do just that, providing a community of belonging that is always there.

Over 95% of our work is funded through kind donations from our local community.

Rotary Club of Bairnsdale Sunrise

A dynamic, social & active club which meet at 7am on a Wednesday morning and are at their desks or the coffee house by 8.30am.
Approx 43 active members - 2/3 are females and we are always placing 'Service Above Self'.

Rotary Club of Ballina-on-Richmond

High profile Community Service Club in Ballina which has been serving the Ballina community through COVID and through the latest disastrous flooding. Since the 28th of February BOR has been working non stop in all forms of Flood Crisis assistance. Most recently the club fundraised almost $800,000 to be distributed around Ballina Shire and most recently in Broadwater township and the local rural community. Vouchers were distributed in $500 lots to flood affected residents. We are now holding Community get-togethers so that neighbours and rural communities have the opportunity to meet up for a night of fellowship with a positive speaker helping flood affected residents cope with their current difficult situation.

Rotary Club of Dee Why Warringah

Our club, on combination with other Rotary Clubs creates change to improve the lives of people locally, across Australia and around the world in the areas of peace building and conflict prevention; basic education and literacy; disease prevention and treatment; water sanitation and hygiene; community economic development; maternal and child health and supporting the environment.

Rotary Club of Hawthorn Inc

We have charity/service projects assisting the local community including providing care packs & basic clothing to mental health units of the Alfred Hospital and Box Hill hospital and have plans to expand to St Vincents and Royal melbourne public hospitals

Rotary Club of Ipswich City Inc

Rotary Club of Ipswich City is a not-for-profit organisation located in Ipswich, Queensland, providing service to the Ipswich Community and is part of the Rotary International organisation.

Rotary Club of Maroondah

We are a very active Club involved in both community and international projects. We have provided anything from socks to blankets, from mobility vehicles to breast cancer screening equipment. Some of our projects include Disaster Relief, Uniting Wesley Homeless Assistance, Ringwood Men's Shed, Supporting Mental Health Research, Reaching Out Because We Can (homeless), Maroondah Community Assist, Irabina Autism Services Sensory Garden, Drought Relief, Angel Boxes.

Rotary Club of Moss Vale

Our Rotary Club supports a variety of community initiatives.

Rotary Club of Port Macquarie Sunrise

We are a club with a diverse range of members. We aim to be a vibrant and relevant club that promotes a code of ethics to our members whether they are conducting their business, personal and community lives whilst actively support community projects both locally and internationally.

Rotary Club of Port Phillip

Over many years the Rotary Club of Melbourne South has worked diligently within the City of Port Philip to help address issues and create a more successful and caring community.

Rotary Club of Prahran

Runs a weekly Homework Club for primary school aged children on the Horace Petty Estate, supports homeless people with weekend meals in conjunction with Uniting Prahran, provides clothing & furniture to people in crisis.

Rotary Club of Sydney Darling Harbour

The Rotary Club of Sydney Darling Harbour is a fun, dynamic and inclusive club that does some amazing work in the community at a local, national and international level and are focused on giving a ‘hand up’ rather than a ‘hand out.’

In terms of our demographic, we have quite a range of ages, some ‘less experienced’ young professional members, as well as several ‘more experienced’ Rotarians who have a wealth of knowledge and are really great mentors to those who are new to Rotary.

Typical annual projects include (but are not limited to): Boxing Day lunch for the homeless in Sydney, donating clothes/laundry detergent to The Station; a Sewing School for women in Nepal; scholarships for women at risk; building water wells and toilets in India; tree planting with Sydney City Rotaract; clothes collection and fundraiser for Dress for Success; four separate BBQ fundraisers; sponsoring young people to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards and much more.

Rotary Club of Warialda

Non for profit community organisation , helping people in need through drought , hardship mentally and financially

Rotary Club of Wauchope

Our aim is to contribute to our local and international community and through those efforts make the world a better place.

Rotary Club of Yarraville

The Rotary club of Yarraville is a community service organisation supporting local groups, businesses and people in our area and is a small, diverse and dynamic Club focusing on local community issues; we are a group of locals from within and around the Yarraville area with a mix of men and women - people of different ages and nationalities with one thing in common. We love to make a difference in the community and have fun doing it. This is a family friendly young club where you can have a say in projects and get involved in local as well as larger district projects.

Rotary District 9705

Rotary District 9705 is a Central West NSW and ACT volunteer service organisation that brings together business and professional leaders in order to provide community service, promote integrity, and advance goodwill, peace, and understanding in the world. It is a non-political and non-religious organisation

Rotary Latrobe Valley Storm Recovery Committee

Rotary International is a 115+ year old Service Organisation whose motto is 'Service above Self' and which exists to assist those in need whether it is in a Third World Country, post disasters or for a host of other reasons.
District 9820 to which the Latrobe Valley - and indeed the whole of Gippsland - belongs, has a proven record in assisting this area after fires, drought and other disasters and we intend to continue with that assistance after the storm and flood damage of June 2021.

Roundabout Canberra

We accept donations of excellent quality baby items and equipment and provide them to social services in Canberra and surrounding regions for clients in need.

Rowville Secondary College

Secondary College

Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital - Metro North Hospital and Health Service

Metro North Health enables people to deliver excellent patient-centred care and high quality health services.

Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital Foundation

RBWH Foundation is the charity arm of Royal Brisbane and Women´s Hospital – Queensland’s largest and busiest hospital. The Foundation´s primary purpose is to raise money to purchase vital pieces of equipment and to fund world-class clinical research conducted at the hospital.

Royal Far West

We work closely with families, schools, allied health professionals and local communities to connect rural and remote Australian children with the healthcare they need.

Every child is different, and so are their needs. Most children begin their Royal Far West journey with a comprehensive screening and assessment, often conducted in our Healthy Kids Bus Stop. Their experiences from that point will differ depending on the best available solution to their health and wellbeing challenges; from connecting with local services to remote Telecare services, and the specialist intensive programs available at our center in Manly.

Our relationships with the families we support continue to grow from there. We offer ongoing intervention and support via Telecare, return visits to Manly, and in some cases, in-community services tailored to the needs of each child and their family.

Royal Flying Doctor Service Queensland Section

RFDS QLD operates 19 aircraft from nine operational bases located in Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville, Rockhampton, Bundaberg, Charleville, Mount Isa, Longreach and Roma.

The RFDS's emergency retrieval service operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, delivering the finest care to more than 290,000 Australians each year, that's one person every two minutes. This iconic service has expanded to provide regular transfers of patients for life-saving surgery such as organ transplants and heart surgery, delivering critical support to those who need it most.

The RFDS also delivers a broad range of essential health care services to rural and remote communities, including general practice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, child and family health, social and emotional wellbeing, women's health and Drought Wellbeing Services.

Royal Flying Doctor Service South Eastern Section

The mission of the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) South Eastern Section is to deliver improved heath outcomes to remote, rural and regional communities across South Eastern Australia. Started 90 years ago, the RFDS has grown to become the most comprehensive aeromedical service in the world, with flying doctors, nurses, specialists and allied health professionals taking essential health care services to country communities. Our multidisciplinary teams provide services from emergency retrievals to telehealth consultations, patient transfers and clinics (GP, mental health, dental health, and child and maternal health). They also deliver health education, illness prevention and treatment. The communities we serve are disadvantaged by distance and socioeconomic factors which impact upon their access to general, specialist and emergency healthcare, and often the RFDS is the sole provider of health services within a community.