Albinos are those without ‘colour’ i.e. without melanin. Life is hard for albinos throughout Africa, but especially in Tanzania. At best, they face raw prejudice; at worst, they are hunted for their flesh, the results of superstitious beliefs. Now Rotary offers them a helping hand.

Our members are actively involved in offering hope to many disadvantaged people.

One pregnant woman and 6 new born babies die every minute- staggering 0.4 million and 3 million respectively, per year globally. The impact of the loss of one person on the family, community and the country is enormous.

Do you wish to nominate someone for the Fellowship’s recognition?

Many Rotarians invest countless hours of service to offer hope to those in need.

APPLICATION FORM

We had a packed and productive week in Toronto

Global consultation – tried and tested.

More than 100 million people are pushed into poverty each year because of medical costs. Rotarians aim to improve and expand access to low-cost and free health care in underdeveloped areas.

We’re the natural ‘home’ for all Rotarian health professionals. So whatever your health interest, please connect with us

Our members come from all aspects of health care and we combine fellowship with action

An appeal to Health Professionals to get alongside colleagues who face challenges in delivering good care

Mental illness is extremely common. Despite its frequency and dire consequences, it is surrounded by ignorance, prejudice and stigma. It is a topic that no one wants to talk about. It is the elephant in the room.

Please share with others your knowledge and skills in organising health projects

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