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Rotary brings together people who care about their communities and the world. In our District, you’ll find professionals, entrepreneurs, and visionaries united by service and friendship. If you’re ready to connect, lead, and give back — Rotary is waiting for you.
 
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Sustaining the Impact!
 
Welcome to the New Rotary Year!
 
It is both an honor and a privilege for me and the dedicated Creating Lasting Impact year to lead our district through the Rotary year 2026-27. Like all of you, I am incredibly excited about the opportunities that lie ahead and the achievements we aim to realize during this special year under the leadership of Governor Gerald Obai.
 
Building upon the successes of “Unite For Good", our focus remains steadfast: to ensure the sustained delivery of "Creating a Lasting Impact, not just for the coming year, but for generations to follow. We shall achieve this through small things that create big changes in communities.For more  https://heyzine.com/flip-book/5ae44eb321.html
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The President of Rotary International, Francesco Arezzo, and his spouse Anna Maria Criscione Arezzo have concluded a landmark two day official working visit to Uganda. The visit underscored the profound impact of Rotary supported initiatives in health, leadership, peacebuilding, youth empowerment, and community development across the country.
 
Hosted by Rotary Districts 9213 and 9214, the visit highlighted Uganda’s growing contribution to Rotary’s global mission of Service Above Self. The President’s itinerary included visits to high impact projects, partnerships with government and community leaders, engagement with youth leaders, and celebrations of fellowship and Rotary’s expanding membership.
 
 
This month’s special issue of Rotary magazine is all about happiness, that most elemental of human yearnings. More than a feeling, though, this state of positive well-being, and the conditions necessary to create and sustain it, should be considered a universal right.
 
December also marks Rotary’s Disease Prevention and Treatment Month, when we highlight our members’ work to promote health and wellness, including mental wellness. Globally, nearly 1 in 7 people have a mental health disorder, according to a recent World Health Organization report. Yet only 9 percent of people with depression receive adequate treatment.
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