Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay – District 9455

A fresh, young club

Our members are women and men aged in their 20s to 80s from a diverse background of nationalities.

Microscopes in Schools

Our signature project has seen more than 190,000 students discover the microscopic world with some 17,500 microscopes in 600 schools sponsored by over 100 Rotary Clubs.

Buddy benches

No child needs to feel lonely, with the buddy benches we make and donate to schools.

Supporting tomorrow's leaders

Our many youth projects include sponsoring applicants to attend a variety of Rotary-run camps and seminars, presenting awards to primary schools and much more.

Eye screening

We provide free eye screening checks for 5 and 6 year olds at primary schools throughout the Perth metropolitan areas.

Launched in 2008, we are a modern, active club of community-minded women and men aged in their 20s to 80s with a vision of world peace and the drive to make it happen.

Our Rotary Club meets weekly on a Wednesday evening for 1 hour in the metropolitan Perth suburb of Mount Claremont to plan and execute meaningful projects here in Western Australia and overseas. All our club meetings are live streamed on Facebook, to help you stay connected even if you can't physically attend.

What sets Rotary Clubs apart from other non profit organizations is our fundamental code of ethics (known as the "Four Way Test") and the fact that every cent raised for a cause goes directly to that project.

If you would like to make a difference, locally or globally, why not join us?

Microscopes in Schools

We are coordinating the distribution of magnifying microscopes to primary schools throughout Australia to help stimulate an interest in the world around us.

To help children who feel shy or lonely, we are making and donating buddy benches to primary schools throughout Perth.

We provide free eye screening checks of 3 common eye problems for 5 and 6 year olds at primary schools throughout the Perth metropolitan areas.

Donation Drives

We collect non-perishable foodstuff, toys, knitted blankets, fans and more to donate to Moort Care to help the disadvantaged people in Perth.

Every October we present Pride of Workmanship Awards to local businesses or employees who give exceptional service.

Tax deductible donations can be made to Rotary projects which assist disadvantaged communities and humanitarian aid projects overseas.

Past Rotary International Director Dr Ken Collins has been heavily involved with Rotary’s polio eradication effort since the 1980s. This short presentation by Dr Collins, available on Facebook, gives an overview of the effects of polio, and why it is important for Rotary to see the polio eradication effort through…

Welcome Jenny Han

We are delighted to welcome Jenny Han as a member of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. Jenny is a nurse who is working with the Silver Chain.

Meeting 19th May: Meet Sam Rocchi

One of our newest members, Sam Rocchi, enlightened us all with his Life and Times, telling us about himself, his music and his work with the Australian Alzheimer’s Research Foundation now and in the future. His presentation can be viewed in our recording of our meeting for May 19th: Posted…

Welcome Ralph Martins

It is an absolute pleasure to welcome Professor Ralph Martins as an active member of our club at our meeting on 12th May 2021. Ralph had been an Honorary Member of our Rotary club since 2014.

Containers for Change Support

We are very grateful for the growing number of individuals and businesses who are collecting containers for us on a regular basis, which we recycle to raise funds for our projects. A rather full carload (with a full back seat and boot) brings in over $80!

Meeting 5th May: Science Experience

At our meeting on Wednesday 5th May 2021, our speakers were the ConocoPhillips Science Experience students from Newman College who had been sponsored by the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. The students were accompanied by their Science Master Krystal Skelin and their parents. Emily Costley attended Edith Cowan University from…

Welcome Sam Rocchi

We are delighted to welcome our newest and youngest member into the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay at our meeting on Wednesday 5th May. Sam Rocchi is a Researcher with the Australian Alzheimer’s Research Foundation. Being from Dubrovnik, Sam takes our multicultural membership to 15 nationalities.

Meeting 28th Apr: Meet Hamid Sohrabi

Our member Associate Professor Dr. Hamid Sohrabi from Iran was our speaker at the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay on Wednesday, 28th April 2021. With an excellent PowerPoint presentation on the country, culture, history, food, religion we were all enthralled with Hamid’s great presentation on his…

A fresh, young club

Microscopes in Schools

Buddy benches

Supporting tomorrow's leaders

Eye screening

Launched in 2008, we are a modern, active club of community-minded women and men aged in their 20s to 80s with a vision of world peace and the drive to make it happen.

Microscopes in Schools

Buddy Benches

Kids Right2See

Donation Drives

Pride of Workmanship

Overseas Aid Projects

Polio Eradication Update

Welcome Jenny Han

Meeting 19th May: Meet Sam Rocchi

Welcome Ralph Martins

Containers for Change Support

Meeting 5th May: Science Experience

Welcome Sam Rocchi

Meeting 28th Apr: Meet Hamid Sohrabi