OUR PROJECTS

🌱💙 Community in Action!

Rotary Monbulk members, together with local community volunteers, have been busy giving the Monbulk Police Station gardens some much-needed care and attention. 🌸🌿

It’s always inspiring to see hands come together to make our town more welcoming and beautiful. A huge thank you to everyone who rolled up their sleeves to support this project – teamwork at its best! 👏✨

Community Impact:

Community Safety:

The club recently installed a defibrillator at The Patch Store, enhancing community safety and preparedness.
Youth Programs:
They sponsor local youth, such as Monbulk College students participating in the RYDA program, which aims to promote safe driving practices.
International Projects:
The club is also involved in broader initiatives, such as assisting with the Bikes for Humanity project, which collects and sends bikes to children in Africa to help them get to school.

Current Focus:

Transformation and Growth:
The club is described as a thriving group with a focus on transformation and growth within the community.
Community Engagement:
They are active in organizing community events and fostering collaboration among local businesses and professionals.

Whats On

Join Us for a fun night and help us raise much needed funds for our community projects

Date: Friday 7th November 2025
Time: 6.30pm Eyes Down at 7.00pm until 9.30pm
Venue: Monbulk Bowls Club. 11 Moores Road, Monbulk
Cost: $10 entry (Bingo Books on sale at venue)
Refreshments: Tea/Coffee
soft drinks & nibbles available
Prizes: Door Prizes, Raffles. Bingo Prize Money – $10, $20, $50
Meals available @ Monbulk Bowls Bistro, drinks at bar prices, from 5.30pm.
INFO & BOOKINGS: https://www.trybooking.com/DFMPR

Local & International Projects

Children Education

Clean Drinking Water

Medical Equipment

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Talkin’ It Up – A Mental Health Wellbeing Forum for Local Youth

The Rotary Club of Monbulk & District were proud grant recipients who supported the Youth Mental Health Forum, held in conjunction with the Rotary Clubs of Belgrave and Emerald & District.

👬 The forum brought together local youth, parents, and carers to openly discuss mental health issues.
✨ Speakers included Keynote speaker Professor Sophie Havighurst, representatives from Headspace and local GP Dr Dan (Dr Dan’s Medical Clinic) shared strategies, resources, and insights to help strengthen the support available through families, schools, and the wider community.

It was a powerful evening where our community came together to break down stigma and ensure our young people felt supported and heard. 💙

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Welcome to the Rotary Club of Monbulk & District. As part of a global network of 1.2 million Rotarians, we are dedicated to community service, ethical leadership, and international cooperation. Our mission is to enhance community well-being through diverse projects that range from local initiatives to global partnerships. We tackle critical issues such as health, education, and environmental sustainability, driven by the core values of integrity and fellowship.

Join us in making a difference. For membership or project inquiries, please contact us at Helen via email at rotarymonbulk@gmail.com

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