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Melanie honoured by her village in Kenya Melanie Peyian, the RCWE sponsored student, was recently honoured by her village in Kenya. Melanie is the first person in Kimuka to graduate from university and become a doctor. Melanie expressed her gratitude to RCWE for making this possible and is determined to help her village in the future. If you wish to help children from poor Kimuka families improve their life opportunities, go to the link below. Rotary Australia World Community Service (RAWCS) Project 35-2012-13 RAWCS Home Harry Nesbitt |
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Penfolds Grange Raffle Major Sponsor vDM Consulting 1st prize. Bottle of 2016 Penfolds Grange valued at $900 won by Megan Kingdom from Shenton Park. Congratulations Megan. Apart from being a supporter of Rotary projects, herself, Megan's daughter, Isabelle Hams is the co-president of the Rotary Early Act at Rosalie Primary School. 
Megan Kingdom, 2023 Grange raffle winner. 2nd prize in the raffle, two bottles of Forester Wine was won by Ian Birch from Jolimont and Peter Webb won 3rd prize, a bottle of Taylors Shiraz. Proceeds support water, sanitation and hygiene projects in Cambodia |
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RCWE members tour recycling facilities at Paraquad Industries at Shenton Park Members of the Rotary Club of Western Endeavour visited the Paraquad recycling facilities at Shenton Park on 23 March 2023. The centre employs nearly 200 personnel, many of them disabled, to sort and process books, op shop items, clothing, some electronic equipment and containers for change bottles and cans. RCWE directly supports the organisation by contributing to the containers for change depot. 
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RCWE contributes to the Harry Perkins Medical Institute On 07 March 2023, members of the Rotary Club of Western Endeavour were welcomed to the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research by Ms Judi Lane. Ms Lane provided club members with a comprehensive presentation of the institute's history, operation and achievements. HPIMR has made impressive advances in science, especially in cancer identification and control since its establishment in 1998. RCWE has contributed over $220,000 to cancer research and the Kirkbride Melanoma Advisory Service located at the institute. These collections are from patrons of the Kwinana Motorplex. 
Judi Lane explains the complicated research being undertaken in the adjacent laboratory |
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Donate your cans and bottles to fund community projects. The RCWE collects reimbursable bottles and cans for the Containers for Change program. These are either delivered directly to depots as with Paraquad Industries shown in the attached article or to our share bin with the Leederville Sporting Club (78 Cambridge Street, West Leederville). All funds go towards supporting community projects including the My Home project with Shelter WA. Eligible containers are any drink can or bottle with a 10c deposit logo on it. Our Containers for Change code is C10282475. |
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