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What is RAWCS? R otary A ustralia W orld C ommunity S ervice A Rotary program based in Australia. Has been opera8ng for over 50 years Assists Rotary Clubs in Australia with the development and management of community service projects


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  • Rotary Australia World Community

Service

  • A Rotary program based in Australia.

Has been opera8ng for over 50 years

  • Assists Rotary Clubs in Australia with the

development and management of community service projects

  • Dona8ons can be made online and are

tax deduc8ble

What is RAWCS?

Website: www.rawcs.org.au

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  • Australian based people like

you and me

  • Rotarians and Friends of

Rotary

  • Corporate partners
  • Community service minded

members of the general public

Who’s Behind RAWCS?

Website: www.rawcs.org.au

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  • Public company limited by guarantee
  • Directors are the 21 Australian District

Governors

  • Na8onal Board appointed by the

Directors

  • Five Regional CommiJees throughout
  • Australia. They report to the Na8onal

Board on a regular basis

  • Each Region contains an elected Chair

and members proposed by the respec8ve District Governors

  • Districts 9500 and 9520 comprise the

Central Region

RAWCS STRUCTURE

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PDG Jerry Casburn (Unley) Chair Peter Hammond (Somerton Park) Secretary/Treasurer David Hunter (Port Adelaide) Marke8ng and Publicity Les Burgemeister (Loxton) Project Volunteers Joe Meuris (Flagstaff Hill) Project Volunteers David Cockshell (Gawler Light) Dona8ons in Kind Bryan Harris (Adelaide) Safe Water Save Lives Rob Thomas (Adelaide) Rotary Australia Benevolent Society Milton Lewis (Campbelltown) Rotarians Against Malaria Frank Orlando (Campbelltown) Rotarians Against Malaria

RAWCS CENTRAL REGION COMMITTEE

Website: www.rawcs.org.au

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  • Managed funds in excess of $26.78 million
  • 441 projects in developing countries and 21 projects within

Australia

  • Managed over 800 volunteers in 151 teams that worked in 28

different countries

  • Donated and delivered in excess of $12 million of donated

goods, shipped in 200 containers to 21 countries through Dona8ons in Kind

  • Funded a PhD scholarship in malaria research and distributed

long life insec8cide treated bed nets in Papua and New Guinea, the Solomon Islands and Timor Leste

RAWCS OVERVIEW 2014-2015

Website: www.rawcs.org.au

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  • RAWCS is NOT The Rotary

Founda8on (TRF)

  • RAWCS and TRF CAN work

together on District & Global Projects

  • RAWCS CAN offer an online

dona8on facility and tax deduc8bility

RAWCS & The Rotary FoundaKon

Website: www.rawcs.org.au

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RAWCS will:

  • Assist your Club with project

development and management

  • Support in sending teams of

volunteers

  • Supply advice, assistance and

training

  • Provide tax deduc8bility and

an online dona8on facility

Why RAWCS?

Website: www.rawcs.org.au

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  • Project Funding
  • Project Volunteers
  • Dona8ons in Kind
  • Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM)
  • Safe Water Save Lives (SWSL)
  • Rotary Australia Overseas Aid

Fund (RAOAF)

  • Rotary Australia Benevolent

Society (RABS)

  • Rotary Developed Country

Disaster Fund

Our RAWCS Programs

Website: www.rawcs.org.au

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  • Rotary Clubs can register both
  • verseas and local projects
  • Receive tax deduc8ble dona8ons

from:

  • Individual Rotarians
  • Corporate partners
  • Members of the public
  • RAWCS manages the funds
  • Club always has control through their

project coordinator

Project Funding

Contact: Les Burgemeister at ruralmec@adam.com.au

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  • Professional training
  • Building & maintenance

exper8se

  • Train locals so project is self-

sustaining

  • Specialist volunteers if

required

  • Skilled work teams

Project Volunteers

Contact: Les Burgemeister at ruralmec@adam.com.au

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RAWCS Volunteers

How It Works

  • Volunteers to RAWCS registered projects register online
  • All registered volunteers are covered by the dedicated Rotary

Australia Travel Insurance policy

  • The volunteers are registered with the Department of Foreign

Affairs smart traveller website Contact: Les Burgemeister at ruralmec@adam.com.au

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Providing donated goods to needy communi8es

DonaKons in Kind (DIK)

Health and EducaKon

Contact: David Cockshell at david.cockshell@sa.gov.au

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  • Support malaria control &

elimina8on

  • Raise funds & awareness
  • Medical research

How?

  • Ac8ve projects
  • Educa8on of local people
  • Collabora8on with other NGO’s
  • Training and research

Rotarians Against Malaria (RAM)

Contact: Milton Lewis at milton.lewis@bigpond.com

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Contact: Bryan Harris at tweed2@bigpond.net.au

Safe Water Save Lives

Facilitate water and sanita8on projects by:

  • Promo8ng water and sanita8on projects

to Rotary Clubs

  • Encourage partnerships between Clubs
  • Assist in managing projects
  • Providing technical advice
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  • Local projects to assist people

in need Criteria:

  • Needs of individuals
  • Provides direct relief
  • Supports local communi8es
  • Disaster assistance

Rotary Australia Benevolent Society (RABS)

Contact: Rob Thomas at Rgt963@gmail.com

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Website: www.rawcs.org.au

Rotary Developed Countries Disaster Fund

  • Introduced in 2015
  • Designed so that Rotary can

respond with dona8ons to disasters in developed countries

  • Tax deduc8ble dona8ons
  • Administered by an Australian

CommiJee and Rotary Districts in the overseas country

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RAWCS Is Efficient!!

  • 2013/14 & 2014/15 financial years projects have generated in

excess of $25 million each year

  • Na8onal Office staff at ParramaJa, NSW of 1 Full-8me and 1

Part-8me

  • Administra8on Charges are 3% of dona8ons

(Rotary Clubs and Rotarians are exempt if paying by direct debit

  • r cheque)

Website: www.rawcs.org.au

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Benefits of RAWCS Projects

How to Proceed:

  • Involve Interna8onal Directors
  • Mo8vate Community Service Directors
  • Create Rotary Club partnerships
  • Link up with an exis8ng project
  • Tax deduc8bility
  • Administra8ve Fund
  • Aid Fund Overseas
  • Increased funding
  • Coordinated approach
  • Can be hands on

Website: www.rawcs.org.au

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Local Contacts

  • Chairperson: PDG Jerry Casburn

Mobile 0407 646 396

  • Secretary/Treasurer: Peter Hammond Mobile 0412 434 012
  • Publicity/MarkeKng: David Hunter

Mobile 0417 202 066 Website: www.rawcs.org.au

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More informa8on on our website www.rawcs.org.au

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QUESTIONS?

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Search For A Project

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www.rawcs.org.au