The Rotary Community Groups are part of the new governance model being trialled in the Regionalisation Pilot.
- Some clubs have asked if this means they should stop other existing collaborations.
- The new model does not ask you to cease any partnerships or joint-working arrangements that your club currently enjoys.
West Lakes is in Group 4 (see below)
The next step is for each Rotary Community Group to hold an establishment meeting.
- This will address the leadership and support each group will need, in preparation for the election of their Rotary Community Leader.
We will soon receive details about the establishment meeting for our group, which will be facilitated by a member of the District Leadership Team.
- All clubs in each group will be represented in their establishment meeting.
- Club representatives are aware of, and authorised to speak on the club’s position in relation to the following questions:
- What areas would your club like to work together on with the other clubs in your RCG?
(Note: This is a preliminary brainstorm on possible areas to increase community impact, Rotary's profile, and membership attraction/retention. For example, a joint project.) - What sort of leadership and support will our club need?
(eg facilitation, project management, club modernisation - anything that would help our club be successful in our growth plan) - What arrangements would work for our club
(eg meet in person once or twice a year, then project teams work in between, possibly use online collaboration tool etc. - a wide variety of arrangements is anticipated)
