About Rotaract
Rotaract is a non-profit service club for students and young professionals, aged 18 to 35. There are more than 8,200 Rotaract clubs in over 150 countries worldwide! Rotaract is an integral part of Rotary International.
What Does Rotaract Do?
Rotaract believes in the motto "Service Above Self". Members have the opportunity to help local charities, work on international development projects, and organize fundraising events. They also plan social activities from Halloween parties to going to Theatre in the Park.
Most Rotaract clubs meet every few weeks to organize upcoming events, discuss potential new projects, and keep in touch with other club members.
Why Should You Get Involved?
Here's what you can expect from becoming a Rotaractor:
- Have loads of fun while making new friends
- Volunteer on local and international projects with other young professionals
- Gain leadership skills through hands-on projects
- Learn new skills through Rotary's many training programs
- Enhance public speaking skills through Rotary's affiliation with Toastmasters
- Network with members of your club, members of your community, and over 1 million Rotarians worldwide
- Know that your efforts are helping people in need, locally and internationally
Rotaract projects are typically linked to one of the following Areas of Focus: Clean Water & Sanitation, The Environment, Maternal & Child Health, Disease Prevention, Economic Development, Basic Education & Literacy, and Peace and Conflict Resolution.
