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ROTARY STELLAR TRUST – ERADICATING “P” PROJECT The Stellar Trust Inc. was established as a registered charity by the Rotary Club of Auckland East Inc. in November 2008 to raise funds to substantially reduce the demand for methamphetamine (the drug “P”). New Zealand has the highest recorded per capita usage of P in the world. This dangerous drug is causing major damage to the health of individuals, impacting productivity and increasing violent crime to adults and children. The value of P sales exceeds $1.5 billion annually. The trust has established an Advisory Board of influential individuals who advise and assist the trustees. The trust’s Patron is Principal Family Court Judge Peter Boshier. In addition to fundraising, The Stellar Trust has developed the following plan: 1. Liaise with Government Work with Government to harmonise drug strategies and to promote a shift from ‘harm minimisation’ to ‘harm elimination’. 2. Fund Drug Education Programmes Fund suitable organisations to provide drug education programmes in (mainly secondary) schools focused on reducing the demand for P. The programmes may be extended to parents and workplaces. 3. Conduct a Social Awareness Campaign Raise the public awareness of the P issue by conducting a simultaneous multi-media campaign. 4. Establish Community Coalitions Establish, in parallel with the media campaign, support structures throughout the country, so that people responding to the media have somewhere in their area to contact to seek advice and assistance with P related issues. Rotary with its nationwide network of clubs is ideally placed to provide this support. Rotary would work with various local services to direct callers to the appropriate assistance. Further information is available at www.thestellartrust.org.nz 74
ANNUAL ROTARY SHINE ON AWARDS The Shine On Awards ceremony is held annually in recognition of outstanding service by persons with disabilities who disregard their disabilities in reaching their goals to serve others. There are two age group categories - 1) Adults 25 years of age and over, as at February 25th. 2) Youth 15 to
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AN INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMS OF ROTA
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ROTARY INFORMATION SEGMENTS Rotary
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INDEX INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 40 Emer
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THE ROTARY FOUNDATION FUTURE VISION
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MATCHING GRANTS Matching Grants hel
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ROTARY PEACE FELLOWS Each year, Rot
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AUSTRALIAN ROTARY HEALTH INDIGENOUS
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ROTARY COMPUTERS 4 KIDS AND COMMUNI
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ROTARY DISTRICT PEACE COMMUNITIES P
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CURE KIDS Cure Kids, previously kno
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INTERACT Founded in 1962 the Intera
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MODEL UNITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY (MUNA
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