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To get your tickets please contact Rtn. Angelika on 0689 619 930.
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For the second time this year, the Rotary Club of Oyster Bay in Dar es Salaam is providing medical services in the form of a one-day Medical Pop-Up Camp to students in primary education. The approx. 1,400 children of Makumbusho and Victoria Primary Schools will be offered a medical check-up, treatment, medicine and hygiene education free of charge. The Medical Camp at Makumbusho Primary School is part of Rotary Club of Oyster Bay’s ongoing Community Health Initiative (CHI), which organizes medical camps and other health targeted initiatives since 2012.
View more photos of the medical camp here.
Understanding that we make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give the club members of Dar es Salaam Oyster Bay visited the Salvation Army Orphanage Centre on Sunday 28th of October. The orphanage which is located in Kurasini, Dar es salaam houses and looks after more than 200 children, most of them being with special needs.
- To educate and support clubs in important Rotary issues and promoting the goals of the RI President.
- They can and will provide attention to weak or struggling clubs.
- Motivate Rotarians to participate in service activities.
- Ensure that the constitution and bylaws of the clubs comply with the constitutional documents.
- Learn about your club goals, their communities and to lend any assistance.
- This is an opportunity for them to hear from clubs about how the district can better support them.
- It is customary to greet the DG with a standing ovation upon introduction and after their speech.
- Dress is NOT casual.
- Invite your spouse/partner. They are highly encouraged to attend. We love to have them involved in our club, and this will give them a great picture of what we are all about and what our focus will be for the year.
- If you are a Paul Harris Fellow please wear your PHF Pin.
- Don't forget your Rotary pin!
The Rotary Club of Oyster Bay in Dar es Salaam provides medical services for the students of Msasani A and B schools in a one-day medical camp on the school’s premises. Students are offered medical check-ups, treatment and counseling for a number of medical conditions. The medical camp is part of the ongoing engagement of Rotary Oyster Bay to support the Msasani Primary Schools.
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DG Ken Mugisha (left) hands over a flag to President Anne Saels (right) during his visit to RC Oysterbay.