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Rotary events are where action meets purpose. Whether you're interested in hands-on volunteering, learning from inspiring speakers, or connecting with like-minded people, there's always something happening at the Rotary Club of Box Hill Central. Our events are open to guests and members alike – from community service projects and fundraisers to social gatherings and networking breakfasts. Come along, bring a friend, and discover how even a small step can lead to meaningful change for others and for yourself. Contact - Julian, 0414 609 665 to find out more.
We were pleased to have Mr Minwen Wu founder of English Corners speak at our meeting.
English speakers encouraged to visit one of these local groups to assist with English conversation. Contact Minwen: 0488 884 365
Friends are invited to join us for a relaxed evening with like minded people
to learn about Rotary International and Box Hill Central Rotary.
Bookings are essential. Book here.
Club member Stephen Fisher rode in the March 2026 Rotary Ride for Medical Research: Woodend to Kyneton. Over six days riding in “The Search for the Centre of Victoria". Sponsorship of 2026 riders has raised over $33,000 for Australia Rotary Health.
Australian Rotary Health is one of the largest independent funders of mental health research within Australia. They also fund a broad range of general health areas and provide scholarships for rural medical and nursing students, as well as Indigenous health students. Australian Rotary Health funds programs that do not readily attract other funding and promotes findings to the community.
Well done Stephen Fisher, Rotary D9815 team and donors.
Ten members made the trip to Hobart for our Rotary D9815 & D9830 Conference at the Grand Chancellor Hotel late March. We staffed two booths in the Expo for Operation Cleft and We Can't Wait, heard amazing presentations from Saroo Brierley, Robert Pennicott and others. Were welcomed by Eric Abetz MP. Dr Jessie Harman representing our Rotary International President. 500 attended. The gala dinner with nautical theme was great. Rotary Exchange students entertained us. Bagpipes sent us out. Well done to the conference team. Thankyou to Kath for organising the Friday club dinner at the Drunken Admiral.
Saturday April 18 - BBQ support for Kooyong Koot Alliance revegetation volunteers at Gardiners Creek Reserve, Burwood 10:30am-12:30pm. Also needed on July 5. Contact: John 049 762 010
Wednesday Apr 22 - Addressing Classroom Hunger 10-11am Forest Hill Chase - cheese sandwich preparation for local primary kids without lunch. Contact Robyn: 0406 607 310
Team also visited Piplantri, Rajahstan, for Indian style celebration of the Happy Learning Happy School Global Grant.
This US$88,423 Global Grant is in collaboration with The Rotary Foundation and Rotary Club of Udaipur Meera,
and is to improve sanitation and hygiene outcomes, safety and facilities across six schools, supporting 571 students.
These are club facilitated projects of We Can't Wait - Operation Toilets.
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