08 Issue Feb 2016 RC Subang Club Post

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08 ISSUE FEBRUARY 2016
CLUB POST
2015-2016
SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1984
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BACK TO SCHOOL 2016
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t
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Page 6
Y O U R PAT H T O
MEMBERSHIP
Page 10
6 social media resolutions
to get your club noticed
Page 16
ubang
Club of S
ing
Bless
BAG
Page 8
Peace and Conflict
Prevention/Resolution
Month
Group 11 Intercity Meeting
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2015-2016
PRESIDENT’S
MESSAGE
New Year greetings my fellow Rotarians and Rotary friends,
I am sure 2016 will be another wonderful year for us all as we continue to be a
gift to the world, with whatever we have right now and in the little things we do to
make a positive change in our lives and in our communities.
It’s usually during this time of the year that we will see a drop in membership but I
am proud of my Club members who have taken this positively and pledged to
promote membership by bringing at least 2 visitors to our weekly meetings this
month. I am sure with every member’s support we will definitely reach our goal in
membership.
We have started our signature project – Back To School (BTS) for this year and with all the effort by our members,
we have managed to raise RM60K+, surpassing our initial target of RM50K. Kudos to all our members especially
IPP Siva who managed to secure majority funding from corporate companies. BTS Phase 1 was held on 23rd December 2015 at Pusat Kebajikan Ar-Rahmaniah, Rasa, Selangor where school
uniforms, bags, school stationeries and accessories were provided for 46 children from that home. We also held
telematch games and food was sponsored by our corporate sponsor to make the event more merry.
BTS Phase 2 was completed on 28th December 2015 involving 103 children from PPR San Peng, PPR Hang Tuah,
PPR Seri Alam and PPR Sg Besi. BTS Phase 3 was held on 30th December 2015 involving 100 children from PPR
Hang Tuah in collaboration with myPPP. Rotary Club of Subang sponsored Mydin vouchers worth RM50 each.
BTS Phase 4 was completed at SMK Bukit Jalil where school uniforms, bags, shoes and school accessories were
provided to 28 children. BTS Phase 5 at Manna Learning Centre where we provided KSSR textbooks and activity
books from Year 1 till 6 for 36 Myanmar refugee kids. BTS Phase 6 was at SJKT Ladang Emerald, Shah Alam where
stationeries and exercise books were provided for 50 students. BTS Phase 7 & 8 was completed for 51 students from
SJKT Ladang Semenyih and 43 students from SMK Engku Husain, Semenyih. And finally BTS Phase 9 was completed
for 30 students from SJKT Seaport, Kg Lindungan.
In total we have reached out to more than 500 poor and underprivileged students around Klang Valley through the
generous donations from the public. We strongly believe no child should be deprived of education due to lack of
school accessories and we hope to see them excel in their education, which is the only way to eradicate illiteracy
and social ills.
From the bottom of our hearts, we thank our donors who made this project a success yet again for the 5th year
running.
In Rotary Service,
President Shirley Hoe
Rotary Club of Subang
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I AM
ROTARIAN
1. Is it the truth?
2. Is it fair to all
concerned?
3. Will it build
goodwill and better
friendship?
4. Will it be beneficial
to all concerned?
ROTARY CODE OF
CONDUCT
Promote recognition and respect for all occupations
which are useful to society
As a Rotarian, I will
Exemplify the core value of integrity in all
behaviors and activities
Use my vocational experience and talents to serve in
Rotary
Conduct all of my personal, business, and professional
aﬀairs ethically, encouraging and fostering high ethical
standards as an example to others
Be fair in all dealings with others and treat them with
the respect due to them as fellow human beings
Oﬀer my vocational talents: to provide opportunities
for young people, to work for the relief of the special
needs of others, and to improve the quality of life in my
community
Honor the trust that Rotary and fellow Rotarians
provide and not do anything that will bring disfavor or
reflect adversely on Rotary or fellow Rotarians
Not seek from a fellow Rotarian a privilege or
advantage not normally accorded others in a business
or professional relationship
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2015-2016
THIS IS
ROTARY
Partner
In Service
Interact Club of
Interact Club of
Interact Club of
Interact Club of
Our Mission Statement
S trengthen The Club Through Rotary Spirit
U nited In Our Endeavors To Achieve Our Objectives
B roaden Our Club Membership
A ttach Pride In Being A Rotarian
N ever Fail To Attend Weekly Meetings And Projects
G oodwill, Understanding And Fellowship As Our
Sekolah Sri UCSI
SMK Sri Permata
SMK Tmn Sea
SMK Subang Jaya
Rotaract Club of Subang
Inner Wheel Club of Subang Selangor
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PRESIDENT
Rtn Shirley Hoe
[email protected]
SECRETARY
PP Rajj Melambaran, PHF
[email protected]
P
SERVICE
ROJECTS
PP Rajj Melambaran, PHF
[email protected]
R
PUBLIC
ELATIONS
BOARD & CLUB
MEMBERS
V
ICE
PRESIDENT
IPP Siva Kumar, PHF
[email protected]
C
LUB
ADMIN
Rtn Devika Govindasamy
[email protected]
D
Rtn Thineskumar
[email protected]
M
HONORARY
EMBERS
Yang Ariff Dato’ Anantham
Kasinather, PHF
PP Dr Joy Varughese, PHF +2
MEMBERSHIP
EVELOPMENT
TREASURER
PP Roger Yue, PHF+2
[email protected]
F
THE ROTARY
OUNDATION
IPP Siva Kumar, PHF
[email protected]
S
YOUTH
ERVICE
Rtn Subbarao Nokaraju
[email protected]
IPP Siva Kumar, PHF
[email protected]
MEMBERS
PP Ramakrishnan M Rajoo, PHF +1
Rtn Pallavi Mohan
Rtn Geeta Ashok Kumar Ratnani
Rtn Anushia Mariappan
Rtn Tharmendra Konan
Rtn Ajitpal Gill
Rtn Brahmaputran Kathirgamatamby
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SERVICE
P
ROJECTS
BACK TO SCHOOL 2016
This year, our signature project Back To School, has helped more than 500 underprivileged from 9 local
schools and community centers. This is the biggest achievement of the project since the initiation 6 years
ago.
The Back To School (BTS) project was first initiated in 2010 to help and to provide educational assistance
to student with parents’ joint income less than RM1,500.00 per month. These students are identified by the
teachers at school and community leaders at the community centre. The project supplies school uniform,
shoes, bags, stationaries, workbooks and other schooling items to the students to provide the mental
strength for the students to study with positive and motivated mind. This project was made possible with
donations from generous Corporate, Rotarians, family members, well wishers and friends.
The following are the handover details of the Back To School project 2016;
★ Phase 1 on 13 December 2015 at Persatuan Kebajikan Ar-Rahmaniah in Rasa, Selangor - supplied
school uniform, shoes, bags and stationaries to 48 students;
★ Phase 2 on 28th December 2015 at Project Perumahan Rakyat Jalan Hang Tuah, Kuala Lumpur supplied school uniform, shoes, bags and stationaries to 103 students;
★ Phase 3 on 30th December 2015 at Project Perumahan Rakyat Jln San Peng, Kuala Lumpur - provided
RM50.00 Mydin shopping voucher to 105 students;
★ Phase 4 on 8 January 2016 at SMK Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur - supplied school uniform, shoes, bags and
stationaries to 28 children;
★ Phase 5 on 20 January 2016 at Myanmar Refugee Children Centre Manah House, Bandar Sunway contributed full set of text books and work books to 60 children;
★ Phase 6 on 22 January 2016 at SJK(T) Ladang Emerald, Kemuning Utama Shah Alam - supplied
stationaries, colour pencils and note books to 50 students;
★ Phase 7 on 22 January 2016 at SJKT Ladang Semenyih, Semenyih - supplied school uniform, shoes,
bags and stationaries to 42 children;
★ Phase 8 on 22 January 2015 at SMK Engku Husain, Semenyih - supplied school uniform, shoes, bags
and stationaries to 51 children;
★ Phase 9 on 29 January 2016 at SJK(T) Sea Port, Kg Lindungan Petaling Jaya - supplied school uniform,
shoes, bags and stationaries to 30 students.
The above brings the total number of beneficiaries to 517 students. Our heartfelt appreciation to all the
generous donors and well wishers who made this project a success. Thank you and be a gift to the world.
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SERVICE
PROJECTS
BACK TO SCHOOL 2016
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CLUB
EVENTS
Gift of Love in the form of blessing
bags
for
the
homeless.
These
bags
contains daily essential items for oral
and hygiene care necessary for a decent
living of a human being. Rotary Club of
Subang through the generous donations of
their members and public, are reaching
out to the homeless and giving them an
avenue for decent living.
ub
Club of S
ang
ing
Bless
BAG
Join us on 13 Feb 2016 for
the walk to handover the
Blessing Bags.
WhatsApp / SMS for details:
Pallavi 016-3234492
Shirley 019-3242818
Peace and Conflict
Prevention/Resolution
Month
theme:
INTERNATIONAL
Group 11 Intercity Meeting
23 February 2016 6:30pm
Royal Selangor Club Dataran KL
Fee: RM50 per person
for details
President Sonny 017-5799879
PP Nikki 019-5575779
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YOUTH
SERVICE
Interact Club of Sri UCSI organised a visit to Pusat Kebajikan Yesuvin Mahligai in Kajang for Back To
School contribution. The event started off with a short speech by the Club President Lau Yee Leen and
followed by the Christmas tree decoration activity. The Interactors taught the children at home on how to
make a ribbon christmas tree and other decorations. The Interactors sponsored lunch for the children and
contributed groceries to the home. Rotary Club of Subang members attended to support and donated
stationaries sets, shoe white polish and books for the home’s library. The event continued and concluded
with games, laughter and excitement in the children at the home.
In 2016, Rotaract Club of Subang will be
celebrating their 30th anniversary and they are
inviting all RAC Subang Alumni, friends and family
to join them to celebrate their anniversary gala
dinner.
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MEMBERSHIP
& RETENTION
Y O U R PAT H T O
MEMBERSHIP
The first step to becoming a Rotary club member is finding a club that fits your interests, location, and availability.
Members are invited to join clubs in their communities, and each club has a unique personality and focus. Complete
the Join Rotary form at www.rotary.org, so we can help you find the right club.
I WANT TO JOIN
By completing the Join Rotary form, you let clubs in your community know you're interested in learning more about
membership. Include as much information as you can about yourself and your preferences to help us find the right club
for you.
MATCHED WITH CLUB
After we've received your form, we'll review your club meeting preferences and other information to match you with the
right club. We'll contact clubs on your behalf so they can also learn about your interests before contacting you.
CONTACTED BY CLUB
A member of a local Rotary club will contact you, by email or phone, to discuss your interest in joining. You may be invited
to a club meeting, social event, or even to volunteer on a service project. This way, you get to try out the club before
joining.
INVITED TO JOIN
If you and your prospective club are a good fit, you will be invited to join. After you accept, your club may hold an
induction ceremony to welcome you and commemorate this important event. As a new member, you may also go through
orientation or be matched with a mentor. Every club has its own traditions and ways of welcoming new members.
I'M A MEMBER!
You will have a more positive experience in your new club if you take an active role. Join a committee. Lead a service
project. Organize a social event.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF MEMBERSHIP
The first Rotary club was founded in 1905 with the idea of inviting members from a variety of professions. It turned out to
be a great way for people to connect with, and support, their communities. Clubs retain this principle today, with members
representing a variety of professions.
As a member, you will be asked to:
•
Pay club dues
•
Attend meetings regularly and make up missed meetings at any club worldwide, including e-clubs
•
Use your professional skills and talents to create positive change
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2015-2016
CLUB
FELLOWSHIP
Christmas Celebration Fellowship 2015
Thank you to President Shirley Hoe for the Christmas fellowship dinner with delicious meals and
fantastics gifts. It was a great memorable get-to-gather for the club members and guests. Also, the
night celebrated birthdays for Rtn Subbarao and Rtn Pallavi's spouse Sritharan.
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PRESS
RELEASE
Rotary Club of Subang’s BACK TO SCHOOL project featured on The Star newspaper
Rotary Club of Subang’s PAY IT FORWARD project featured on
The Star newspaper
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2015-2016
DISTRICT
NEWS
-------- Forwarded Message -------Subject: [rotary3300] A Colourful Weekend
Date: Mon, 01 Feb 2016 16:58:08 +0800
From: Rccd <[email protected]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: 'District 3300' <[email protected]>
Dear Fellow Rotarians,
Our Rotarians were busy over the weekend with four events running concurrently. RYLA opening on Thursday 28th January
and concluded yesterday at Outward Bound Malaysia, Lumut, led by Group 5 clubs under the chairmanship of AG J. Henry.
Will have their update soon. RY2016-17 GDLTS from Friday 29th to 31st January at Cinta Sayang in Sungei Petani with DGE
Darul's team preparing for the coming year. Rotary Jamboree-Taiping on Saturday 30 January in Taiping and the 3rd
session of the Mid-Term Review at Cinta Sayang on Sunday 31st in Sungei Petani hosted by RC Bandar Sungei Petani.
‎The Rotary Jamboree in Taiping was another amazing event by the MGR and PI Committee. The 2nd in its series, the
Jamboree in Taiping was organised by the 3 Taiping Clubs - RC Taiping, RC Kamunting and RC Bukit Larut. It was entire teamwork among the host clubs. President Ong Hean Hai (Taiping), President Suzanne McKinney (Kamunting)
and President Iqwan (!Bukit Larut)‎ supported by PP Ling, PP Fahmy Abdullah and PP Dr Rajendran respectively. Our thanks
and appreciation to all of you for coming together working with the District Committees to organize another successful Rotary
Jamboree. Lots of fellowship and everyone enjoyed the Taiping hospitality. 65 Rotarians from 26 clubs were present. The youngest being Ronald a to-be-inducted Rotarian on Feb 3rd to RC Teluk Intan
and the most senior being PP Uncle Soo Swee Lim from RC Sitiawan who has been a Rotarian for 47 years. Out-of-Perak
State clubs include RC Pudu, Metro KL, Lake Gardens, Bangsar, Senawang, Tampin, Central Damansara, Bandar Sunway,
Butterworth, Penang, Greater KL, Kulim and Tanjung Bunga. There were interaction among the Rotarians lots of fun and
laughter, sharing of views, memories and their passion for Rotary - it was like a family reunion, all in the colours of the
Jamboree. ‎The morning kicked-off with cleaning the Burmese Pool, a natural pool
surrounded with luscious greenery but polluted with debris. The clean up with
200 Interactors, students and Rotarians did their small part to save the
environment.
A Saturday well spent. ‎Look out for the next Jamboree in Alor Setar as we
Celebrate Rotary on March 5th, 2016. Regards
Siti
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DISTRICT
CALENDAR
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ROTARY
NEWS
Join me at the Jubilee of Rotarians
K.R. Ravindran
President, 2015-16
T +1.847.866.3235
F +1.847.866.3390
[email protected]
My dear friends,
I am pleased to bring you the good news that His Holiness Pope Francis will officiate at a Mass to
Rotarians at St. Peter’s Square, Rome, on 30 April. We will have 8,000 seats reserved for Rotarians, as
well as friends and family.
It is my great pleasure to invite you to join me in Italy on this day as we celebrate the Jubilee of Rotarians,
a special event hosted by Rotary District 2080 and the Vatican.
In addition, local Rotarians will host special celebratory dinners and plan a service project for attendees.
I believe this event is a tremendous honor that will raise Rotary’s status across so much of the world, and
it should bring us all great happiness to be a part of it, regardless of our own religions and beliefs.
For more information, please visit the Jubilee of Rotarians website, which has been provided by our
friends in District 2080. Updates and additional information will be available leading up to the event.
Registration will open 18 January. I ask that you also include mention of this event in your governor’s
monthly letter.
This Jubilee, as established by Pope Francis, is known as the Holy Year of Mercy. It marks the time of
forgiveness and reconciliation, of solidarity, hope, and justice. It is a commitment to serve with joy and in
peace across the world.
As you work hard to Be a Gift to the World, I do hope you will make the effort to be in Rome with as many
members of your district as possible.
ONE ROTARY CENTER
1560 Sherman Avenue
Evanston, Illinois
60201-3698 USA
ROTARY.org
Best regards,
K.R. Ravindran
Rotary International President, 2015-16
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ROTARY
N
VOICES
EWS
6 social media resolutions to get
your club noticed
By Evan Burrell
Maybe you spent much of last year banging away on social media to gain exposure for
your club (because everyone says you should), but you felt like you were getting
nowhere fast. It’s still early in the year. Why not take a step back, make an honest
assessment of your approach, and determine what you could do better.
Here are six social media resolutions I think you should make this year to elevate your
club’s social media exposure.
1. Be consistent – Post regularly and often. You won’t build a solid social media
presence by posting every once and a while. If you are using Facebook, Instagram,
Flickr, or Pinterest, post at least once a week. For Twitter, every one to two days is key.
2. Develop a social media schedule – Manage your time by planning your club social media activity in advance. Since
you can schedule your Facebook posts days or weeks ahead of time, take advantage of this ability. You will quickly find
managing your club Facebook page will become a lot easier and feel less ad hoc.
3. Mix it up – Look at how you can use new and different social media platforms, or different types of content, to
engage your audience and promote the good things your club is doing. Why not shoot an enticing video for membership
recruitment? Or pose a question, such as “What was one thing you found interesting about this week’s speaker?”
4. Develop a strategy – If your club is still using social media without a strategy, stop! A strategy will give your social
media exposure purpose and identify the benefits to your club. Each social network has its own features, strengths, and
best practices. But you want to make sure people are getting a cohesive message of what your club is about across all
platforms. Start by defining goals and objectives. That will help you define your audience, choose the right platform, and
determine your message.
Do you want increased event participation?
New members?
Increased traffic to your website?
To build an online community?
What will success look like? What can you measure?
5. Establish guidelines –Dealing with the do’s and don’t of social media can be a minefield, so chart a path through it
by creating a social media policy. Decide who can and will share online, who has password and login information, and
who can be a backup if the main person is on holiday. Set clear boundaries for what you are going to share. If in doubt,
get ideas from social media policies of other organizations. And make a crisis plan: what happens in the event of a PR
emergency?
6. Have FUN – This is the most important resolution and one you should try to stick to. Use your social media platforms
to let a little bit of personality shine through and share with your audience a mix of interesting, entertaining, humorous, or
helpful content relevant to your club and community.
While it can seem overwhelming, social media is the best Rotary promotional tool for building strong relationships and
engaging with your community. If you set yourself some achievable goals this year, you and your club will reap the
rewards.
Source: http://blog.rotary.org
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INTERNATIONAL
CONVENTION
REGISTRATION FEE
Before 15 Dec
2015
USD 310
16 Dec 2015 - 31
Mar 2016
USD 375
1 Apr 2016 &
after
USD 440
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CLUB
CALENDAR
FEBRUARY 2016
MONDAY
1
8
15
29
Group 11 Intercity
Meeting
6:30pm
RSC Dataran KL
TUESDAY
2
WEDNESDAY
22
9
Weekly meeting
7pm
BOD Meeting
8pm
16
23
Weekly meeting
7pm
Resource Centre
3
10
17
24
4
11
18
25
THURSDAY
CNY Fellowship
Dinner
7pm
Geeta’s residence
FRIDAY
5
12
Group 11 mid-term
review
5pm
Resource Centre
19
26
Blessing Bags
Project handover
walk
9pm
SATURDAY
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
SUNDAY
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ROTARY CLUB
OF SUBANG
was chartered on
7 March 1984
Visit Us
Contact Us
Day: Wednesday
Time: 7:00pm
Venue: Lake View Club,
Subang Jaya
Rtn Shirley Hoe
President
(+6) 019 3242 818
PP Rajj Melambaran
Club Secretary
(+6) 016 2200 765
Community Service Projects & Events by
ROTARY CLUB OF SUBANG
Clubfoot project to provide treatment
for babies born with club foot
condition
Back To School project to provide
school basic necessity for
underprivileged student
Pay It Forward project to provide
food for homeless and poor
Give The Gift Of Reading project to
setup library and cultivate reading
habits at orphanage homes
Literacy project to assist and develop
language skills for the unprivileged
students
Fellowship events & personal
development activities
Be our guest to be
part of our
community service..
In FEBRUARY we celebrate....
BIRTHDAY
6th Rtn Ajitpal Gill
ROTARY MONTH
January
February
March
April
Vocational
Service Month
Peace and
Conflict
Prevention Month
Water and
Sanitation Month
Maternal & Child
Health Month
May
June
July
August
Youth Service
Month
Rotary
Fellowships
Month
Start of new
Rotary year
Membership &
New Club
Development
September
October
November
December
Basic Education
and Literacy
Month
Economic and
Community
Development
Rotary
Foundation
Month
Disease
Prevention and
Treatment Month
Like Us
Rotary Club Of Subang
EDITOR COLUMN
We welcome all to
participate and
contribute to this
newsletter. Share any
articles and materials
which deemed relevant
and useful to make this
newsletter valuable for
development and raise
awareness for t he
reading pleasure.
Preference
are given to
R o t a r y
r e l a t e d
events, news,
training, updates and
announcements. Yet we
welcome non-Rotar y
related materials which
may develop the
thoughts and share
skills to move forward.
At Rotary
Service,
PP Rajj
Melambaran
Bulletin Editor
[email protected]

08 Issue Feb 2016 RC Subang Club Post

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