Rotary District 9570

Rotarians for Hearing Regeneration

Rotarians for Hearing Regeneration's purpose is to unite Rotarians around the world to create more awareness of the problems associated with the loss of hearing. These problems impact the individuals and their families as well as our society with both economic and personal loss.
Blood Donation

Blood Donation

The Global Network for Blood Donation aims to develop a worldwide network of Rotary Clubs, Rotary Districts and individual Rotarians, Rotaractors and friends with a common interest in promoting voluntary blood donation. If the estimation is correct, blood donor projects within Rotary International save or improve the lives of more than two million people annually.

Water and Sanitation

WASRAG (Water & Sanitation Rotarian Action Group) was launched some 18 months ago on March 22nd, 2007. It was authorised by Rotary International in response to Rotarians' desire to have a more significant impact on the life and livelihood of people through the provision of safe water and sanitation.
Population & Development

Population & Development Action

Rotary International addresses the challenge of population growth, human suffering and sustainable development. Humanity has reached a crisis point with respect to the interlocking issues of overpopulation, unsustainable development and human suffering.
Heath Fairs

Health Fairs

A Health Fair is a locally sponsored event that focuses on health promotion and disease prevention. Health Fairs are created around the needs of the people they serve, and health care is needed worldwide. Health Fairs not only provide communities information about health, they are also a great social and fun experience for young and old. Health Fairs are conducted in the U.S., Russia, Mexico, Fiji, the Philippines and Mongolia

Blindness Prevention

Rotarian Action Group for Blindness Prevention's mission is to bring together, in fellowship and service, those Rotarians who have an active interest in the prevention of blindness and the promotion of eye health and vision worldwide; to provide both a platform and a forum to discuss ideas and develop appropriate cooperative programs to further our shared goals; and to promote international understanding and peace through our common purpose and efforts.
Polio Survivors

Polio Survivors

The Rotarian Action Group for Polio Survivors and Associates is the living legacy of the Rotary Polio-Plus polio eradication program through humanitarian assistance to polio survivors of the world. This Action Group operates in accordance with Rotary International policy, but is not controlled by Rotary.

Multiple Sclerosis

The Rotary Action Group of MS Awareness aims to promote MS awareness; encourage Rotarians and MS Societies to work together to identify and develop a suitable project, implement the project and and publicise the success to improve RAGMSA profile; identify a suitable MS research project to help prevent and find a cure for MS; and assist fundraising for facilities to help People with Multiple Sclerosis(PwMS) manage their daily routine.

Aids

RFFA was formed to educate and mobilise Rotarians so we can provide global leadership in the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS. Join this group as they break the silence, thereby reducing the stigma and making AIDS a mainstream issue.
Rotaract
Hunger and Malnutrition

Rotarian Action Group for the Alleviation of Hunger & Malnutrition is an association of Rotarians, Rotarian spouses, and Rotaractors supporting projects and activities designed to alleviate hunger and malnutrition in our communities and nations including feeding of the hungry and malnourished among us. Their objective is to create a strong and effective network of Rotarians and friends who are working to end hunger and malnutrition in all corners of our world.
Rotarians for Mine Action

Rotarians for Mine Action

Rotarians for Mine Action is a voluntary non-for-profit association dedicated to building awareness amongst Rotarians and Rotaractors, who are interested and involved in efforts to rid the world of landmines and to assist those who have been injured by them.
Dental Volunteers

Dental Volunteers

Rotarian Action Group of Dental Volunteers has a mission to bring together, in fellowship and service, those Rotarians who have an active interest in dentistry and the promotion of dental care worldwide and to promote international understanding and peace through our common purpose and efforts.
Humanitarian Service

Humanitarian Service

The aim of the Humanitarian Service Rotarian Action Group, (HSRF), is to develop an international network of Rotarians who are involved in organizing humanitarian service projects. Through their association in this fellowship they are encouraged to share their expertise and experience with other Rotarians engaged in the same type of humanitarian efforts thus promoting a fellowship of service throughout the world. HSRF promotes humanitarian service with no financial, commercial, religious or political goals, expressed or implied.

Rotarians Against Malaria The ultimate goal is to eliminate malaria from the face of the earth. The intermediate goal is to reduce malaria morbidity and mortality in each country quickly and efficiently through provision of goods, education and other interventions that lower malaria, thus to set the stage for rapid dissemination of the eventual malaria vaccine.

Rotarian Action Group for Microcredit The Rotarian Action Group for Microcredit is a group of Rotarians whose purpose is to provide global leadership to assist clubs and districts to participate in effective Microcredit programs. This Rotarian Action Group operates in accordance with Rotary International policy, but is not an agency of, or controlled by, Rotary International.
The Rotarian Action Group for Microcredit (RAGM) is the official microcredit vehicle of Rotarians focusing on alleviating poverty.
RAGM proudly offers, through its approximately 500 members and 1,500 e-mail circulation list, help for successful microcredit projects.

Food Plant Solutions Through the world-wide membership of Rotarians, their clubs, and friends and contacts, Food Plant Solutions promotes the growing of local foods to aid health, nutrition and food security - generally in developing communities. The goal is to ensure that adequate food in all seasons will be easily grown by locals. In most communities these foods are readily identified using the resources, experience and training offered by Learn<>Grow. These resources will be gradually offered free on our official web page.

The Rotarian Action Group for Diabetes, Inc. is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, educational, and scientific purposes, including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. The Rotarian Action Group for Diabetes, Inc. is not an activity or agency of Rotary International and is organized and approved according to Rotary International policy. The purpose is to publicize to the Rotary world our concerns as to the spreading epidemic of this worldwide disease and how our Rotary Districts/Clubs can mobilize to provide another service to help mankind through a strong commitment to the education, identification, and treatment of diabetes, especially among children in developing countries.