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An Introduction to Rotary Community Corps (RCCs)
The document discusses the Rotary Community Corps (RCC), introduced in 1985 and adopted by the Rotary International board in 1988, highlighting the low number of active RCCs compared to Rotary clubs worldwide. It outlines challenges in promoting RCCs, emphasizing the need for better awareness among Rotary members and the importance of engagement from senior Rotarians to encourage new initiatives. The document also provides ways to promote RCCs effectively, including leveraging existing clubs and community groups for service projects.
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- 2. Who AM I????
- 4. A Quote from: “Tomotivate volunteers to do more for Rotary is one of my biggest challenges as Rotary International President” Rotary International President Kalyan BanerJee (RY2011-12)
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- 6. And Who do nothave spare money and do not have enough time to become Rotarians, but have good Free Good health
- 7. When and What? Firstintroduced by PRIP M.A.T. Caparas in 1985 and adopted by RI Board in 1988. Currently, only ±9600 active RCC sponsored by some ±3,000 Clubs in about 100 countries. Comparatively a very low achievement against ≥37,000 Clubs in ≥200 countries in Rotary World.
- 8. No. of Clubsin Rotary World vs No. of Clubs with RCC established 37,000 3,000 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 No. of Clubs in Rotary World No. of Clubs with RCC established
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- 10. In Rotary Family,we have 9 different Volunteer Service Partners: Interact Club Rotaract Club Rotary Fellowship World Community Service Rotary Friendship Exchange Rotary Community Corps Youth Exchange Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Preserve Planet Earth
- 11. DO and Don’t MostClubs do have Interact Clubs and Rotaract Clubs, and sometimes getting involved with RYLA, or Youth Exchange programes. Very few Clubs know all the other volunteer service partners Most Clubs do not care about developing a RCC because they do not know it.
- 12. 3 Critical SuccessFactors : I. Rotary District X promote RCC aggressively. II. Senior Rotarians X know much about RCC and never encourage the younger Rotarians to establish one. III. As all Clubs have community service subcommittee, they might X want to establish another subcommittee to render similar service.
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- 14. To Achieve 3Wins Rotarian needs service anyway Non Rotarian and family and friends have chance to offer service The Beneficiaries
- 15. Ways To PromoteRCC 1. Rotary District must strongly promote RCC. 2. All old Clubs and Senior Rotarians must encourage new Club Presidents to try new things even though they do not have RCC before.
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- 17. More and more 5.Go to Scout Groups where they can provide you with many senior scouts, Rover scouts and scout leaders who need sponsorship for their community service projects. 6. To engage your Rotary family members, spouses and children by offering them a proper organization for services by establishing a RCC
- 18. RCC in District3450 First RCC chartered on 20 Nov 2012 Area No. of RCC chartered Hong Kong 12 Macau 3 Mongolia 1 Total : 16 No. of RCC established as at June 2018
- 19. Few successful examples fromScout groups in your districts visiting handicapped children Home visit to chronic illness elderlies
- 20. Service Extended toGuangdong Province of China Home visit
- 21. To Render LogisticService in Community Health Talk Event Happy to serve
- 22. House Cleaning forSolitary Elderlies before Chinese New Year Wow! What a big team! Ready to go Ready to work
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- 24. Serving meal atSenior Home
- 25. At the endof the day We can achieve Public Image and Membership
- 26. Thank You! Let’s GoTarget