About Rotary
WHAT IS ROTARY?
Rotary International is the largest service club in the world. It aims to provide humanitarian services, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. It operates under the theme of SERVICE ABOVE SELF.
THE ROTARY CLUB OF POINT FORTIN
The Rotary Club of Point Fortin is the only one of its kind in Point Fortin, being chartered in 1986. Today we currently have sixteen (17) members and in 2003, we successfully formed the Rotaract Club of Point Fortin. Rotaract is Rotary’s mentoring program for future leaders, ages 18-30. In March 2016, we formed our very first Interact Club at the Holy Name Convent Secondary School in Point Fortin. Our members consist of busy men and women who are contributing to the Point Fortin community everyday through their businesses or professional lives, in addition to Rotary.
Rotary International is the largest service club in the world. It aims to provide humanitarian services, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. It operates under the theme of SERVICE ABOVE SELF.
THE ROTARY CLUB OF POINT FORTIN
The Rotary Club of Point Fortin is the only one of its kind in Point Fortin, being chartered in 1986. Today we currently have sixteen (17) members and in 2003, we successfully formed the Rotaract Club of Point Fortin. Rotaract is Rotary’s mentoring program for future leaders, ages 18-30. In March 2016, we formed our very first Interact Club at the Holy Name Convent Secondary School in Point Fortin. Our members consist of busy men and women who are contributing to the Point Fortin community everyday through their businesses or professional lives, in addition to Rotary.
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COVID Support through Partnerships
(Aug 2020) As the country, and the world, continues the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, now more than ever it is important that organisations and communities join hands to support those in need. This was the theme and approach of our community service efforts within August. Lead by our Community Service Chair, Brent Baptiste, our club rose to action, with the support of organisations willing to take up the challenge. See more here. |
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Celebrating Membership Month
(Aug 2020) August is membership and club development month, a time to focus on and appreciate your members, celebrate their devotion to the club and the impact they have made. It's also a time to think about developing strategies around growing your membership. We take this opportunity to introduce some of our club members. See more here. |
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Virtual Rotary Handover Ceremony | New Leadership
(Jul 2020) On July 1st, 2020, the beginning of the new Rotary year, the Rotary Club of Point Fortin virtually welcomed the new Board for 2020 to 2021. Moving from the RI theme Rotary Connects the World (2019-2020)' to the RI theme 'Rotary Opens Opportunities'. See highlights from our Handover Ceremony here |
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Annual Health Clinic for Senior Citizens
(Nov 2019) The Rotary Club of Point Fortin embarked on one of its annual initiatives. Members visited residents of the St Helena Charles Home for Senior Citizens, where we executed our annual health clinic and distributed packages. These initiatives continue to be impactful and powerful to members of our community, especially those who are now venerable. It reminds them that we are grateful for their contributions and we have not forgotten them as we move forward. View more photos here! |
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Rotary Club of Point Fortin Celebrates 33 Years of Service
(Oct 9, 2019) As part of our celebrations, the Rotary Club of Point Fortin commenced by hosting its 33rd Anniversary Dinner. Fourteen clubs from around the country including Princess Town, San Fernando and St. Augustine, made their way to Point Fortin for the auspicious occasion. District Governor Trevor Blake attended as our future speaker and did the honours of inducting our two new members to the Rotary Club of Point Fortin. See more here |
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The Rotary International Theme for 2019-2020
