ROTARACT
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Your Launchpad to Service &
Leadership
Rotaract Club is a Rotary-
sponsored service Club for youth
aged between 18- 30 years
WHAT IS Rotaract Clubs are either
Community-Based or University
ROTARACT (institution-based)
CLUB? Every Rotaract club is
sponsored by a Rotary club,
also known as a Parent Club,
which makes them true
“Partners in Service” and a
key member of Rthe otary
Family
ORIGIN OF
ROTARY-IN-ACTION
• The Rotaract Club was started in the year 1968.
• The first Roatarct club was Rotaract Club of North Charolotte North
Carolina, USA, Chartered on 13th March , 1968.
• The Rotaract movement has a dyanamic history and a fast growth
with 832 clubs in 170 countries with 189,336 Rotaractors.
• It is reckined as one of the fastest Growing Movements having a rate
of 2.24%
FIRST SIX CHARTERED CLUBS OF
INDIA
• Rotaract Club Of secunderabad: 2nd
April,1968
• Rotaract Club of Tanjore: 16th May, 1968
• Rotaract Club of Patna: 20th May, 1968
• Rotaract Club of Bijnor: 3rd June, 1968
• Rotaract Club of Ambernath: 6th August
1968
• Rotaract Club of Hyderabad: 3rd September
1968
AVENUES OF SERVICE
• Club Service
• Community Service
• Literacy Service
• Vocational Service
• International Service
• New generations Service
CLUB SERVICES
Celebration and Fellowship all start here!!!!!
1. Club Service is the primary avenue of Rotaract, which
keeps the team energetic & motivated.
2. Events like the movie "Fellowship," team outings, and
group dinners fall under the club's Service avenue,
which helps the team build stronger bonds and leads the
club.
3. District Assembly, Clubs installation, and Official Club
COMMUNITY SERVICE
[Link] second most important chapter of the Rotaract
Movement is Community service.
[Link] a youth wing of the Rotary club, it is a responsibility
of a Rotaract team to do good for the society they live.
3. Rotaractors need to work on the social aspect of their
locality and need to work for the betterment of the
community standards every month.
Promote Education – Support
basic, adult & digital literacy
through awareness and learning
initiatives.
Empower Communities –
LITERACY Provide resources like books,
stationery, and mentorship to
underprivileged learners.
SERVICES Build Future Skills – Encourage
vocational training, career
guidance, and equal
opportunities for all.
VOCATIONAL SERVICE
• Vocational service is an avenue where a Rotaract Club has to
emphasis on a professional growth of the entire team.
• Conducting Seminars, Orientations, Skill Development test are the key
factors to encourage Rotaractors to stable up in the personal lives.
• The main aim of Vocational Service is to benefit its members to
outcast themselves and become leaders tomorrow.
INTERNATIONAL AVENUE
• •Every Rotaract club tries to broaden its Horizon on
the perspective they have on International Matters,
vitally exploring intercultural diversities.
• It is all about making friends and broadcasting your
club activities with one another
• TWIN Club Agreement.
• Celebrating International Day with Similar Banners.
• Joint Club Bulletin.
• Club Visits via Rotary Program
NEW GENERATIONS
[Link] Empowerment – Focuses on engaging young people (Interact, Rotaract,
RYLA, Youth Exchange) in leadership and service.
[Link] & Leadership Development – Organizes trainings, workshops, and cultural
exchanges to build future leaders.
[Link] & Global Service – Encourages youth-led social projects,
innovation, and participation in community development.
[Link] Under It – Interact & Rotaract clubs’ service projects, RYLA leadership
camps, Rotary Youth Exchange programs.
PROJECT IDEAS
CLUB COMMUNITY
•
SERVICES
24-Hour Rotaract Marathon • SERVICES
Reverse Donation Drive
• Skill Swap Sundays • Street Library Boxes
• Club Time Capsule • Plastic to Playground
LITERACY VOCATIONAL
•BookSERVICES
Bank on Wheels • EthicalSERVICES
Hackathon
• Picture Dictionary Walls • Skill-to-Bill Workshop
• Signboard Literacy • Skill Carnival
ROTARY YOUTH
LEADERSHIP AWARDS
• Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) is an intensive leadership
experience organized by Rotary clubs and districts where you
develop your skills as a leader while having fun and making
connections.
• RYLA is a leadership camp for youth (14–30) that helps them build
skills, confidence, and teamwork through workshops and
activities.
• Your community might host a RYLA event for secondary school
students to hone their leadership potential, for university
students to develop creative problem-solving strategies, or for
young professionals to learn ethical business practices.
THANK YOU FOR
LISTENING!
