Rotary
Club Prapatan
1988 District Governor Willy Wiguna asked Alain-Pierre Mignon to establish a new Rotary Club with the majority of members representing the expatriate community.
1989 Rotary Club Prapatan was officially chartered with twenty five French members not to say that Alain-Pierre, the charter President was a Frenchman.
Since 1989 when Rotary Club Prapatan was first chartered our club and its members have been very active, and today our members are no longer exclusively French; we have members from a multitude of countries spanning from Australia to England.
The secret of our success is Friendship! Without friendship, nothing would have been possible.
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We have been able to achieve:
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Orphanage |
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supported more than 175 orphan children in Indonesia |
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Wheelchairs |
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donated almost 400 wheelchairs to disabled people in Indonesia |
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Polio Plus Program |
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Each year we participated in all the Rotary International Eradication of Polio Campaigns |
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University Sponsorship |
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for a select few top students we having given them the financial support necessary to pay for their university tuition fees |
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Doctor Training |
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financed the overseas training costs for an Indonesian Doctor to study in France as a specialist in Cardiology with a view to train other doctors in Indonesia and pass on her vital knowledge |
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SCC Children’s Education |
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Our StreetChildrenCare project was first launched in 2003 and during this time we have encouraged and paid tuition fees more than 200 children each year to attend school. We have also provided activities houses where these children can play like children and develop their personal skill. We have also provided each of these children with their school uniforms, shoes, books and the necessary support to succeed in their education program |
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Orphanages & Schools for more than 2800 children |
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We plan to build in Calang Orphanages & Schools to accommodate more than 2800 children that were the survivors from the 2004 Tsunami |
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One of our most important and urgent projects is to build the orphanages and rebuild the schools for more than 2,800 children in Cilang. Prior to the Tsunami, Calang was a very prosperous village having more than 45,000 people. Today only 7,000 people including children have survived this catastrophic event. More than 1,000 children have lost both their mother and father, and more than half of the children have lost either their mother or father. |
Before doing anything, we always have to think, say or do before starting
• Is it the TRUTH?
• Is it FAIR to all concerned?
• Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
• Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?"
Rotary is not for rich people or top executive. Door are wide open to anyone who cares and accept to spend a little bit of his time to help those who need help such as: Street Children ,Orphans, disables, elderly, natural disasters, polio, aids, narcotic, a gifted child who's parents cannot afford to finance his study etc….
You are interested? How much it cost?
Only 500.000 Rp per year plus 100.000 Rp as administration fees payable one time but be aware that being a Rotarian means a new commitment in your live.You have to understand how you are lucky with your life and how much you can help those who got nothing or very little.
Rotary club is from man aned woman so visit us to see who we are and what we do.
Everybody is welcome.
Now if your really want to be one of us, contact us to:
contact@rotary-club-prapatan.org
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Rotary Club Prapatan Project ::
Click this link to know more about Rotary Club Prapatan Project.
- Orphans
- Disabled People
- Street Children Care
- Tsunami
- Polio |
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Charter President |
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Board
of Directors 2005 - 2006 |
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President |
Paul
Beale |
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Vice-President |
Alistair
New |
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Immediate
Past President |
Eric
Guite |
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Secretary |
John
Grygorcewicz |
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Treasurer |
Alain-Pierre
Mignon |
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Club
Service Committee Director 2005 - 2006 |
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Office |
Name |
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Club
Service Director |
Alistair
New/Paul Beal |
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Community
Service Director |
Eric
Guite |
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Vocational
Committee Director |
Alain
Beauparlant |
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International
Committee Director |
Stephane
Becquart |
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Meeting |
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Every Tuesday at 7.30 PM
Hotel Darmawangsa - Club Bimasena
Jakarta Selatan |
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First Tuesday : Ladies Night |
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The majority of Rotarians in the club are expatriates. We are lucky to count 8 nationalities and our meetings are conducted in English.
We organize, every year :
- Wines tasting
- Golf tournament
- Gala dinner
- etc......for funds raising.
After the Tsunami we called for help and we got outsanding response allow us to take an active part of the rehabilitation of this region.
Less focus on money, we , very often, invite all members for friendly dinner at home, bowling evening, social golf etc.....
The spouses like to cook so we are fortunate to be able to eat a lot of different dishes from all those different countries.
So, once again, if you like to help, if you value freindship. if you like good food and wines, push the door and visit us.
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