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Ethan shared highlights of his academic, sporting, and personal achievements over the past year. The evening’s major announcement was that Oxford has invited him back, fully funded, to pursue a PhD over the next four years. Ethan credited Rotary's support for making these opportunities possible.
We look forward to staying in touch with Ethan and hearing more about his future accomplishments.
October is Mental Health Month – “Lift the Lid - Hat Day”
..received from District Governor Emma Clark, D9815 District Governor 2026/27
A focus on mental health research is a focus for my District Governor year, and in preparation for this month we are encouraging all Rotary Clubs and Rotaract Clubs across District 9815 to host a Lift the Lid - Hat Day at your club in October, in support of Australian Rotary Health’s vital mental health and general health initiatives.
It’s quite simple really, just allocate a club event, where all members are encouraged to wear a hat to participate. Hat Day is a fun and meaningful way to engage your members and raise awareness. Grab your quirkiest hat and rally your club members to make a small donation to ARH. For donations - ARH account details BSB: 112 879 Account : 065 433 595, Reference use: D9815 and your club name.
For more visit www.australianrotaryhealth.org.au
There are very few Rotarians/ Rotaractors or their broader families and friends that are not impacted by Mental Illness in one way or another. It affects one in five Australians, and through Australian Rotary Health initiatives, we can help fund prevention, early intervention, and education programs that change lives.
You may have noticed something new about Australian Rotary Health. A fresh look, a clearer voice, the first signs of a new public face beginning to emerge. ARH is calling it -our "glow up". Over the past 6 months, ARH nationally, asked our club members, Rotarians, Rotaractors, ARH partners, and researchers, to tell us honestly where ARH is thriving and where we could be braver. So, more Australians can discover what you already know.
District 9815 ARH Committee ; We are also looking to “glow up” our district ARH committee . The committee meets quarterly by Zoom and our mission is to work with clubs to strengthen the impact of Australian Rotary Health. If you have a few hours per month, a passion to work with other Rotarians and Rotaractors, please contact
PDG Paul Mee -Director, Australian Rotary Health. M: 0466 208 577 E: paul.mee@rotary9815.org.au
Australian Rotary Health is a national program of Rotary and is one of the success stories of Rotary in Australia. Because of you, and your support, all Rotarians and Rotaractors can be very proud of ARH’s achievements over the past 45 years over $56M raised and invested in, 741 Research Grants and 874 Scholarships funded.
But there is still lots more we want to do.
Rotary Club Moorabbin is supporting the Rotary Club of Chatsworth, with its aBra Collection Project initiative. This is aimed at restoring dignity, confidence, and comfort to underprivileged women and young girls in the community.
Many women face daily challenges due to a lack of access to essential personal items, including properly fitting bras.
Through this project, new and recycled bras which are sorted, sanitized, and distributed to women in need through community
organisations, schools, shelters, and outreach programs.
Together, we can empower women, uplift communities, and make a lasting difference.
Melbourne All Abilities Cricket (MAACA) TRIVIA NIGHT Fundraiser
Rotary Moorabbin “Trivia Night” Fundraiser achieved an amount of $2,428.75 for MAACA.
Steve and Jim were presented with cheque and responded with the following, “very appreciative of the huge effort put in by the Rotary Club Moorabbin team, and having Denis from the MACCA committee, speak on evening, about his daily life living with disabilities, made it real.
