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Chartered September 22nd 1980

Amwell Rotary Club

Amwell Rotary Club is part of the worldwide fellowship of Rotary Clubs that makes up Rotary International.

Rotary clubs are firmly based within local communities, with their members meeting on a regular basis to enjoy friendship, networking, and to plan projects that will benefit the lives of others.

Rotary International

We work to give something back to our communities - locally, nationally and globally.

We always welcome enquiries from like minded people who want to find out more about us, about who we are and what we do.

There are more details about Rotary membership HERE

Weekly Meetings

Amwell Rotary Club meet each Monday (Bank Holidays excepted) at 6.45 pm for 7:30 pm sharp at

The Salisbury Arms Hotel

Fore Street

Hertford

SG14 1BZ

What happens at meetings?

Usually we will have a guest speaker - although roughly once every two months we will hold club committee meetings. Following committee meetings, we will then have a business meeting a week or two after.

The fellowship we enjoy over a meal or a beer and a chat, and the friendships that grow from that, reflect in the service projects we undertake and the other good causes that we support each and every year.

Read more about our activities HERE

Interested?

Then why not CONTACT us to arrange to come along to one of our meetings as our guest?

We may well surprise you as there really is rather more to us than just meeting once a week for dinner!

Where is Amwell?

Great Amwell is a small village in the county of Hertfordshire, England, some twenty miles North of London.

Great Amwell

When Amwell Rotary Club was formed, the name was chosen as being pretty much at the midway point between the three already existing Clubs - Hertford, Ware and Hoddesdon.

Now as then though, our membership is mainly drawn from the larger towns and villages in the surrounding area.

Carols at Haileybury

A huge thank you to everyone who came along to the Rotary Carol Service at Haileybury on Monday 18th December!

We were particularly pleased to welcome friends from Always Bee You, a Hertfordshire based charity enabling adults with learning disabilities and mental health issues to access the opportunities, skills and support they need to live fulfilled lives.

The proceeds from the retiring collection will be donated to Always Bee You, our President's nominated charity for his year in office.

President Graham is pictured below with some of the group after the service.

Carols at Haileybury - Always Bee You

Welcome DG Barbara!

We were delighted to Welcome our District Governor, Barbara Middleton from Brookmans Park Rotary Club, to our meeting on Monday 6th November.

District Governor Barbara with Amwell President Graham

Thank you for a very informative talk Barbara and best wishes for the rest of your year in office from all of us at Amwell!

Ware Fireworks 2023

A HUGE THANK YOU to everyone who cam along to the Ware Fireworks Display on saturday November 4th!

This event has raised many thousands of pounds for local charities over the years and we are all extremely grateful for your support.

Presidents Handover

At our meeting on Monday July 10th, 2022 - 2023 President Sheila passed on the President's Chain of Office to incoming President Graham C.

Outgong President Sheila and President Graham C.

Thanks for guiding Amwell through a difficult year Sheila, from all of the members!

Good Luck and best wishes Graham for the coming year!

Recent Guests

We were delighted to welcome Maxine Bromyard from Citizens Advice East Herts and Liz Arendt and Jack Alvarez from Hearing Dogs for Deaf People to our meeting on June 22nd. Maxine told us more about the work of Citizens Advice and their future plans and Liz and Jack explained how hearing dogs help those with hearing loss.

Presentation to Citizens Advice East Herts

They are pictured with our Community Service Chairman Graham, who passed on a cheque for £250.00 to each organisation to help with the great work they both do

Presentation to Hearing Dogs for Deaf People

Polio Eradication

We believe that the world is on the brink of seeing "the very last case of polio"

Rotary International has been focusing on eradicating the disease for over 30 years.

End Polio Now!

Eradicating the last few cases is a big challenge as they are in countries where transporting and delivering the vaccine is often disrupted by civil war, conflict and local hostility

Despite this, the number of cases is falling dramatically due to fantastic work from Rotarians around the world.

Read more HERE

STOP PRESS!

Thanks to dedicated @Rotary members, health workers, donors, local & national leaders, and partners, the @WHOAFRO region is officially wild polio-free!

African Region certified wild polio free

The Rotary Foundation

The Rotary Foundation marked it's centenary in 2017.

An endowment fund, set up by Rotarians in 1917 with an initial contribution of $26.50, became a not for profit corporation known as The Rotary Foundation in 1928.

The Rotary Foundation - 100 Years

Upon the death of our founder, Paul Harris, in 1947, a massive influx of Rotarian donations made in his honour - totalling some US$2 million - launched the Foundation's first programme, graduate fellowships, later to be known as Ambassadorial Scholarships and now Rotary Global Scholars.

Today, contributions to the foundation total more than US$80 million each year and support a wide range of humanitarian grants and educational programs that enable Rotarians to bring hope and promote international understanding throughout the world.

Read more about it HERE

Create Hope in the World

RI President's Theme 2023 - 2024

RI President Gordon R. McInally calls for Rotary to create hope in the world by working for peace and mental wellbeing.

He urges members to engage in tough conversations and earn the trust that’s necessary to realize these values.

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March is: -

Water and Sanitation Month

Which is one of Rotary's seven Areas of Focus. In addition, March 22nd is recognized as World Water Day. 

When people, especially children, have access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene, they lead healthier and more successful lives. 

Water and Sanitation MonthRotarians don’t just build wells and walk away. Rotary members integrate water, sanitation, and hygiene into education projects. 

When children learn about disease transmission and practice good hygiene, they miss less school. And they can take those lessons home to their families, expanding our impact. 

Rotary International, through the combined actions of individual Rotarians and Rotary Clubs, seeks to assure that all people have adequate access to clean and safe water.

Donations 2022 - 2023

Amwell Rotary Club were able to make donations to the following charities and good causes during Rotary Year 2022 - 2023

  • Always Bee You
  • SPACE Herts
  • CHIPS
  • Carers in Herts (including Young Carers)
  • REFUGE(Herts IDVA Service)
  • The Samaritans (Herts & Essex)
  • Citizen's Advice East Herts
  • Amwell St John's School - CORAM Life Education
  • Hertford Museum
  • Herts Young Homeless
  • Mudlarks
  • Ware Museum
  • Hearing Dogs for Deaf People
  • Rotary Kids Out Day
  • Aquabox
  • Moschun Village Project - Ukraine
  • Rotary Disaster Recovery Fund for Pakistan Flooding

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