Rotarian Jacqueline Matthews Classification Talk
Our very own Rotarian Jacqueline Matthews was our featured presenter at our weekly meeting, which took place at Rotary House today. Rotarian Jacqueline is the Director of the country's first of its kind Stem Cell Centre. |
Rotary donates to the Fiennes Institute
As part of the Rotary Club of Antigua's ongoing relationship with the Fiennes Institute, the Club recently donated a number of items to the residents of the institution. |
Congratulation to Assistant Governor Evangeline AllenCongratulations to Assistant Governor and Vice President Evangeline Vangie Allen pictured here receiving a plaque from District Conference 2024 for her role over the Rotary year.  |
Congratulations on our District Titanium Award
Rotary Club of Antigua receives the highest award, Titanium, at District 7030 Convention 2024.
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District 7030 Convention 2024 Activities
It is day two for our representatives from the Rotary Club of Antigua, Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown and Rotaract Antigua as they engaged in a number of enlightening and interactive sessions at District Conference currently taking place in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
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Rotarians at District Conference 2024 |
Representatives from Rotary Clubs in District 7030
Representatives from Rotary Clubs in District 7030 are currently in St. Vincent and the Grenadines for Districts Conference 2024! |
RCA Partners with MBS for Healthy Habits for a Happier LifeWe are pleased to partner with Medical Benefits Scheme - Antigua & Barbuda!  |
Financial Presentation to Environmental Awareness Group (EAG)
Rotary’s Theme month for April is Nurturing the Environment for a Sustainable Future! Rotary Club of Antigua continues to demonstrate its support for the environment through a monetary donation to Environmental Awareness, EAG for construction of three billboards. |
'The Gut Microbiome" Presentation
As part of our "New Year, New You" series organized by our Training Committee, today's presentation was delivered by our very own Past Assistant Governor and Past President Dr. Sharon Cordner. |
Thank You - Frank B Armstrong
On behalf of our 130 beneficiaries, we says a heart-felt "Thank You" to Frank B Armstrong!
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Colours of Woodstock - Colours 2024
You have been asking for it and here it isssss!!!! Colours 2024! Save the date! Colours of Woodstock! |
Book Reading Competition Committee Thanks You
On behalf of President Michael Spencer and members of Rotary Club of Antigua, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for your generous support and sponsorship of our recent book reading competition. |
Skin and Maintenance Presentation |
Thank you Esteemed Judges |
Winners - Annual Book Reading
Kelendria Hunte from the St. Michael's Anglican School is the winner of the 2024 Rotary Club of Antigua's annual Book Reading Competition. |
Accessing Financial Services
Highlights of Wednesday's meeting! Accessing Financial Services offered by the Credit Union was presented by Lottoia Auguiste, Operations Manager and Tamalyn Vyphuis, Credit Manager of St. John's Cooperative Credit Union. |
World Obesity Day Project
Today is World Obesity Day! Today, we also celebrated Rotary Day of Service with the grade 4 students from the Christian Union Junior Academy, |
Annual Book Reading Competition
Exciting News! We're thrilled to announce the upcoming Book Reading Competition this Saturday, March 9, 2024 at the Methodist Church Hall, 9:00am! |
Donation to the Ministry of Education
Today, we donated a number of educational supplies to the Ministry of Education, through our Education through Technology Programme in collaboration with our partners from the Bellvue Breakfast Rotary Club and the Kirkland Downtown Rotary Club. |
Launch of 11th Sewing Centre
The Rotary Club of Antigua and its partners Bellvue Breakfast Rotary Club and Kirkland Downtown Club launched the country's 11th Sewing Centre in Parham today. |
4th International Conference for Small Islands Development States (SIDS)
The importance of the upcoming 4th International Conference for Small Islands Development States (SIDS), which will take place in Antigua and Barbuda from May 27th -May 30th, was a major discussion point at our business meeting for our visiting Rotarians and other specially invited guests today. |
Visitors & Rotarians Recognized at Fellowship Meeting |
Introduction of First Move Chess Program
Today, we welcome and thank Rotarian Wendi Fischer from Bellevue Breakfast Rotary Club for taking time to lead this project, a partnership between Rotary Club of Antigua and First Move Chess. |
Interact Club of CKHS unveils Peace Pole with DG
Interactors at the Christ the King High School were all smiles this morning as they unveiled the symbolic "Peace Pole" on the school's compound. |
DG Brian Glasgow pays courtesy call on Governor General |
Interactors and Rotaractors received District Pins
Our future Rotarians - Members from our 2 Interact Clubs and Rotaractors were all recognized by DG Brian Glasgow with a District 7030 pin. |
DG pins Six New District PolioPlus Members
Congratulations to our seven new District PolioPlus Society members pinned by DG Brian Glasgow at an extra special meeting held on Tuesday, 6.2.24 during his official visit to Antigua. |
Congratulations New Member Sherwyn Connor
The Rotary Club of Antigua is pleased to officially welcome our newest member, Rotarian Sherwyn Greenidge! Rotarian Sherwyn is no stranger to the Rotary family, having served in various capacities in the Rotaract Club, where he currently serves as President. He is pictured here being pinned by visiting District Governor Brian Glasgow at a special joint meeting which took place last evening. |
DG Brian Glasgow meets with RCA Board Members
As part of his official visit, District Governor Brian Glasgow, met with members of the 2023- 2024 Board of the Rotary Club of Antigua. |
Presentation to the Unit for the Blind and Visually Impaired
The Unit for the Blind and Visually impaired at T N Kirnon School will be more equipped to meet the needs of its students, with the timely donation of equipment from the Rotary Club of Antigua. |
DG Brian Glasgow arrives in Antigua
Representatives from Rotary Clubs in Antigua welcomed District Governor (DG) Brian Glasgow to Antigua on Sunday, Feb. 4, 2024.
We are looking forward to an exciting, engaging and impacting three days! |
Fun Food Fellowship Karaoke |
Digital Marketing and Promotions Presentation
Big shoutout to our Training Committee for organizing an awesome rotary fellowship meeting focused on Digital Marketing and Promotions with Elijah James! |
Shavar Maloney - Volunteering in the Digital Age
Today's Guest Speaker: Mr. Shavar Maloney Topic: Volunteering in the Digital Age: A Shifting Landscape |
Congratulations Raffle Prize Winner
Congratulations Rotarian Anastasia Wilson, today's raffle prize winner! Presented by sponsor, Rotarian Tamara Lowe-James Rotarian Anaataaia will be taking her Partner in Service to Tradewinds for lunch or dinner!  |
January is Rotary's Vocational Service Month!
Vocational Service Month is an opportunity to begin year-long vocational service activities, ranging from Rotary discussions to awards to community projects. |
Congratulations first Raffle Prize Winner 2024
Congratulations to Past President John Maginley, the winner of today's raffle prize, donated by President Michael Spencer. Prize presented by PP/VP Evangeline Allen (Acting President). |
Congratulations Rotaract Antigua
We say a hearty congratulations to the Rotaract Antigua Rotaract Club of Antigua, as the recipient of a Rotary International Citation for helping Rotary create hope in the world. |
Christmas Cheer
A fitting Christmas treat and gifts to a deserving family!
Thank you Tucker On The Grill and Barstox Anu for partnering with the Rotary Club of Antigua to make Christmas Day a very special and memorable one! |
Together We Fight Hunger
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Meals on Wheels December 2023 |
Annual Rota Cheer Presentations
Our annual RotaCheer    |
Candle Light Vigil in Loving Memory of Diana Browne
Rotarians, family and friends will join us in a candle light vigil in loving memory of Past President/Assistant Governor Diana Browne  |
Rotary's Children Christmas Party in Barbuda
Rotaty Santa brings Christmas Cheer to Barbuda!     |
Rotary Antigua meets Rotary Tortola
Rotary Club of Antigua meets Rotary Club of Tortola. A big shoutout to Past President Shamarie Spencer Joanna Spencer |
Dr. Kwasi Tonge - Inclusivity & Accessibility – The Social Model of Disability
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Winner! Winner! Winner!
Congratulations Past President Evangeline Vangie Allen: This week's raffle prize winner! Do enjoy your Ponchecuba, donated by Rotarian Delbert Baptise and presented by Preaident Michael and Secretary Rozanne! |
Congratulations to Interactor Azarie CrumpHeartiest Congratulations to our very own St. Joseph's Academy Interactor, Azarie Crump, winner of Wadadli Junior Chef Cook-Off competition!  |
Apples Bananas Carrots - Let's Snack Healthy
A big thank you to ECAB for supporting us in the execution of our Childhood Obesity Awareness Prevention Project to Grades 4, 5 and 6 students at the Mary E Pigott School.
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Rotary's Marine Conservation Sea Turtle Monitoring Project |
Rotary's Christmas Party Antigua
Over 100 students from selected primary schools across Antigua recieved early Christmas cheer as the Rotary Club of Antigua held its annual Childrens' Christmas Party at Rotary House on Saturday. |
Fellowship Wednesday |
Rotary Supports Childhood Obesity Prevention AwarenessAs part of District 7030's Childhood Obesity Prevention Awareness Program, Rotary Club of Antigua in partnership with ECAB present...Let's Snack Healthy! Together, we tackle childhood obesity prevention/awareness!  |
Meals on Wheels - NovemberRCA expresses immense gratitude to three corporate citizens, Tyro Baltimore, Townhouse Mega Store and China Town Resources Ltd. for providing an additional 20 bags for distribution to the most vulnerable, beginning November 2023.
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Paul Harris+2 - PP Denise ArmstrongCongratulations to Past President and Director of Foundation, Denise Armstrong on her achievement of Paul Harris Fellow+2. She is pictured being pinned by President Michael Spencer.  |
PHF Presentation - Rotaractors Congratulations to our new Paul Harris Fellows who were proudly pinned at our weekly meeting today. |
Winner....Winner.....Winner... Winner....
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World Children's Day Presentation of Books
As part of World Children's Day, internationally recognized today, the Rotary Club of Antigua made a timely donation of books for children of all ages, to the Green Bay Primary School.
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End Polio Now Awareness Walk
This morning, members of the Rotary Club of Antigua, Rotary Antigua Sundown, Rotaract Antigua and the Interact Clubs gathered for a joint #polioawareness walk to Body Pond. This forms part of Rotary International's education initiatives pertaining to the disease and is led by the Rotary Foundation. |
World's Greatest Meal |
Overview of the roles and functions of the Supervisor of ElectionsThe country's Supervisor of Elections @ Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission, Mr. Ian Hughes was Guest Speaker today at our weekly lunch meeting, which took place at Rotary House.  |
Winner.....Winner.....Winner.....
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Presentation of National Award to the ClubPresident Michael Spencer and Past President Wilbur Harrigan, today officially presented the special awards collected on the Club's behalf during the 2023 National Independence Awards Ceremony at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ceremony on November 1st.  |
Diabetes Awareness WalkRotary Club of Antigua is pleased to partner with the Antigua and Barbuda Diabetes Association walk/run on Saturday, November 11, the first of their week of activities.  This year's diabetes awareness walk/run was executed under the theme: “Access to diabetes care”.We thank the many walkers who showed up on time and braved the weather! |
Joint Club Training
Members of the Rotary Clubs in Antigua, namely- The Rotary Club of Antigua, The Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown and the Rotaract Club of Antigua assembled at Rotary House on Wednesday evening for a special training session on Club Elections, Conduct and Protocols presented by Leah Crag-Chaderton, District Training Officer. The information was well receIved. |
Rotary Partners with the Antigua Diabetes Association
As we continue to observe activities during November, National Diabetes Awareness Month, Rotary Club of Antigua is pleased to partner with the Antigua and Barbuda Diabetes Association in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Medical Benefits Scheme - Antigua & Barbuda for their two day workshop on the Diabetic Foot: Screening and Risk Stratification.
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Congratulations Raffle Prize WinnerCongratulations PP Kingsley Lewis of Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown, Raffle prize winner at Wednesday night's joint training!  |
Happy Independence Day to our twin island nation as we celebrate 42 years!
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Presentation of National Award
Rotary Club of Antigua, Institutional Honour, The Most Precious Order of Princely Heritage (Bronze). |
November is Rotary Foundation Month
November is #RotaryFoundationMonth! These are the reasons we continue to support the #rotaryfoundation! |
October is Economic and Community Development Month
Rotary Club of Antigua continues to empower individuals from our various sewing classes across the island. |
In recognition of World Polio DayIn further recognition of World Polio Day which was commemorated internationally on Tuesday 24th October 2023, our very own Past Assistant Governor and Past President, Dr. Sharon Cordner was our featured speaker today. Her eloquently presentation focused on the origins and history of Polio, the importance of vaccinations and the work being done internationally to eradicate the disease.  |
Together we end polioWe are "this close" to eradicating Polio worldwide! The Rotary Club of Antigua is committed to making a difference and an impact!  |
Past President Tuffida Steward ClassificationPP Tuffida Stewart presented an enlightening, detailed and interesting classification talk!  |
Thank You
 THANK YOU!The Rotary Club of Antigua, The Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown and the Rotaract Club of Antigua would like to thank all our incredible participants and sponsors for making our ‘Harmony Hunt’ a success! |
Mental Health Awareness Harmony Hunt Winners
Rotary Club of Antigua , Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown and Rotaract Antigua congratulate the winning teams in our Mental Health Awareness Harmony Hunt today! 1st Place: SWAT 2nd Place: KRAVE 3rd Place: Double Trouble 4th Place: Herd of Nerds |
Presentation of cheque to the School for the Deaf
The Rotary Club of Antigua presented a cheque in the amount of EC$7,596.44 to the School for the Deaf to assist in the capacity building development of the educators of the school. |
Do Blue Prostate Cancer Foundation
It was indeed a pleasure for us to have Mr. Pedro Corbin, the Director of Do Blue Prostate Cancer Foundation and also a cancer survivor of 16 years in our midst. |
Mental Health Awareness Scavenger Hunt |
Mental Health Awareness Scavenger Hunt |
Earlyactors Reading at their School for World Literacy Day
Rotary Club of Antigua Earlyactors engaged in reading at their school, #fiveislandsprimaryschool on Literacy Day, September 8, 2023. Let us remember: One book, one pen, one child, and one teacher can change the world. ... |
Unveiling of our first peace pole on World Peace Day 21.9.23 |
Happy International Peace l Day |
HALO DONATES TO ROTARY CLUB
Our sincere gratitude to Halo Foundation in assisting the Rotary Clubs in Antigua Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown Rotary Club of Antigua Rotaract Antigua to bring awareness to Mental Illness! Join our Mental Health Awarwness Scavenger Harmony Hunt on October 8, 2023, Rotary House, 2:00pm. |
Past President Tuffida Steward joins RCA
Congratulations to our newest Rotarian Tuffida Stewart, who recently transferred from the Rotary Club of Liamuiga St. Kitts  !We are very happy to have her exuberance as part of our fellowship and look forward to her continued engagement. |
Rotaract President Sherwyn Greenidge presents plans for 2023-204 Rotaract year |
51ST ANNIVERSARY CHURCH SERVICE
RCA Members attended a thanksgiving service at the Cassada Gardens Methodist Church to celebrate its 51st Anniversary. In attendance were, Assistant Governor Diana Browne and Rotaract President, Sherwyn Greenidger along with Rotaractors!
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Assistant Governor Diana browne Congratulates RCA on its 51st Anniversary
Thank you AG Diana!  |
Happy 51st Anniversary! |
September is Basic Education and Literacy Month
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Let's Read Together |
August is Membership Month |
Rotary International Citation 2022-23 |
August is Membership Month |
Rotaract Club of Antigua earns 2022-23 Rotaract Giving Certificate |
Congratulations to The Interact Club of St. Joseph's Academy President 2023-24, Ruez Titre!
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President Michael unveiled his plans for 2023-2024
It was back to business as usual on Wednesday, July 26, 2023, as we gathered at Rotary House for our weekly fellowship lunch meeting. |
Board Members 2023-2024
The 2023-2024 Board of Directors is ready to forge ahead under the leadership of President Michael with a focus on developing innovative and meaningful initiatives and projects to "Create Hope in the World". |
Newest Members Share Classification Talk
Our weekly meeting today was filled with fun, fellowship, information and education! We were pleased to hear from and engage with three of our newest Rotarians as they presented their respective classification talks. |
Guest Speaker Dr. Chrys-Anne Ambrose |
President Michael Spencer's Remarks |
Thank you Tucker on the Grill with Nica
Thank you Tucker on the Grill with Nica for your continuous donations towards the club’s projects! |
Corporate RecognitionThank you Tucker on the Grill with Nica for your continuous donations towards the club’s projects!  |
PHF Recognitions
One of the highlights at the Club’s Handover Ceremony & Dinner was the recognition of Monochrome and Rotarians.
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Congratulations Director Kirk Francis
Club's Service Projects Director is the first recipient of the PDG Malcolm Edwards Distinguished Service Citation Award!
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Congratulations Rotarian Anastasia Wilson
Rotarian Anastasia Wilson is the latest recipient of the Rising Star Award for the Rotary year 2022-2023. This award is given to the newest member inducted during the year who has exemplified Service Above Self through their engagement in the Clubs projects and program.
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Welcome new member, Tamara Lowe-James |
2023-2024 Board Installed |
Rotary Aviation Career Expo
On May 30, 2023, the Rotary Club of Antigua hosted an Aviation Career Expo at the New Winthorpes Primary School. |
Presentation on behalf of Skinique
Past President Vanetta Rodgers presents cheque to President Ilean Ramsey on behalf of Skinique! Thank you Skinique! |
2023 zone 34 public image citation
Rotary Zone 34 Public Image Citations are officially out and our club received the SILVER AWARDS. Thank you team Public Image! |
First Earlyact Club Established in Antigua |
Halo Foundation Presentation |
District 7030 Literacy Award 2022-2023
We won the District 7030 Literacy Award! Reading is the cornerstone of all learning! Service Above Self!  |
District Citation award - DIAMOND
We won the District Citation Award - DIAMOND We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” “Service Above Self"  |
District 7030 Conference 2023 Opening Ceremony
District 7030 Opening ceremony! Antigua in the house!!  |
Pre Natal and Post Natal Presentation |
Sip and Paint Fellowship |
Conflict Resolution Training Workshop at FIPS
Wednesday, March 29, 2023 was an interactive Conflict Resolution Training Workshop for the students at the Five Islands Primary School. |
Congratulations SJA Interact President
Congratulations to our SJA Interact President Uchenna Ohaegbulam, winner of the Antigua Optimist Public Speaking Competition. |
Riding for Charity |
World Water Day Presentation to FIPS
On World Water Day, Wednesday, March 22, 2023 President Ilean Ramsey and members from the Rotary Club of Antigua distributed water to the all students and teachers of the Five Islands Primary School! |
Chronic Kidney Health Screening |
Chronic Kidney Disease Awareness Health Talk
In observance of World Kidney Day, on Tuesday, March 14, 2023 the Club partnered with the Medical Benefits Scheme, the Antigua and Barbuda Diabetes Association, the Renal Society and Monochrome conducted a chronic kidney disease awareness health talk held at the Medical benefits Scheme Headquarters. |
Guest Speaker Past President Mario Bento
March is Water and Sanitation Month! We welcome our guest speaker, Past President Mario Bento of Rotary Sundown. |
Welcome Past President Gordon Coffine
Visitors are always welcome to fellowship with us at our weekly meetings! Today, we are delighted to welcome Past President Gordon Coffine from the Rotary Club of Summerise, Prince Edward Island, Canada. |
World Obesity Day Sunrise Hike
Sunday, March 5th, The Rotary Club of Antigua marked World Obesity Day 2023 with a hike to the Mermaid Gardens Rock Pool and the famous Pillars of Hercules. Both within The National Parks of Antigua - a UNESCO World Heritage site. Some attendees clocked 10,000 steps, others just 7,500 - but a great time of fun and fellowship was had by all. |
Thank You to the Judges for the Book Reading Competition 2023
A big thank you to our judges! You did a splendid job! Results were well received! Judges decision is final! |
Book Reading Competition 2023
Congratulations to Romick Brooks who captured the special prize of 'Most Promising Reader'
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Annual Book Reading Competition
Congratulations to the winners of our Book Reading Competition: 1st Place - Amiyah Duncan - New Winthorpes Primary School 2nd place - Larianna Douglas - Grace Christian Academy 3rd place - Melanie Williams - Grace Christian Academy |
Unveiling of a Peace Shelf at T N Kirnon School Library
February is Peace and Conflict Prevention/Resolution Month! Rotary Club of Antigua President Ilean Ramsey and Rotraract Antigua President Namadi Madi Belle in recognition of Rotary’s Peace Building unveiled a Peace Shelf consisting of books that reflect peace and conflict resolution to the T.N. Kirnon Primary School Library. As part of District Governor Leslie Ramdhanny's official visit to Antigua, he also assisted with the unveiling. |
Unveiling of Peace Pole by the Interact Club of St. Joseph's Academy
Congratulations to our Interact Club of St. Joseph's Academy at the unveiling of a peace pole during District Governor Leslie Ramdhanny's official visit to Antigua.
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District 7030 Polio Plus Society Members PinnedDistrict Governor Leslie Ramdhanny pins District 7030 Polio Plus Society Charter Members from the Rotary Clubs in Antigua while on his official visit! Congratulations to the seven Rotarians and we invite other Rotarians to become members of the Disreict 7030 Polio Plus Society this month, as we celebrate peace!  |
Two New Rotarians PinnedWelcome to the two newest Rotarians in Antigua! |
Happy Birthday Service Projects Director Kirk Francis |
Highlights from Joint Meeting with Rotary Sundown
Highlights from our joint meeting with our sister club, Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown! |
Joint Meeting with Rotary Sundown
We thank our guest speaker, Laurie Louard, President of Human Resources Professionals of Antigua and Barbuda! |
Health Outreach Partnership Program at Jennings Secondary School
The Antigua and Barbuda Diabetes Association and the Rotary Club of Antigua continue their Health Outreach Partnership Program this year at Jennings Secondary School on January 31st 2023. |
Fellowship with Rotarian Garreth Murrell and Members from Team Emotive and family
A wonderful evening with Rotarian Garreth Murrell and Members from Team Emotive and family!
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4th Place Members from the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge 2022
Welcome the Taliska Whiskey Challenge 4th Place members, Cal Mac Aninch and Ed Van Der Von along with their families! |
RYLA 2023
The Rotary Clubsin Antigua executed RYLA 2023 on Saturday, January 14, 2023 under the theme: “Imagine Believe Achieve”.
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Happy New Year from President Ilean Ramsey
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January is Vocational Service Month
Happy New Year! January is Vocational Service Month. Follow the Rotary Four-Way test and conduct your business with integrity! |
Get ready for 2023!
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Christmas Message from President Ilean Ramsey
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Merry Christmas
May peace, love and happiness be yours this Christmas Day and always! Merry Christmas |
Secret Santa Gift Exchange & Karaoke |
Christmas Caroling
Christmas Caroling to our Partners in Service of our dear Rotarians who went on to the great beyond!Presentations were also done to Two current Rotarians! Each PIS was presented with a token of appreciation  and was then serenaded with carols sung  by our Rotary choir!We wish them continued blessings with good health and a Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy new year! |
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Rotary Children's Christmas Party 2022 |
Presentation of Christmas Supplies
Tucker on the Grill, Chef Tucker with Chef Nica and Bar Stox donate juices and snacks to the Children's Christmas Party 2022! |
Rotarian Sherrie-Ann Brazier elected President for the year 2024-2025
At our recent Club elections held at Rotary House, Rotarian Sherrie-Ann Brazier was elected to serve as President for the year 2024-2025.
We extend our heartiest congratulations and wish her every success! |
Presentation of Cholesterol Meter & Strips
December is Disease Prevention and Treatment Month! RCA is pleased to make this presentation? |
DEI Presentation
Our DEI Champion, Rotarian Perez Mercer presentation on Diversity Equity and Inclusion "DEI". |
Welcome Heidi Clarke, Executive Director of Sandals Foundation
The Rotary Club of Antigua was pleased to welcome Ms. Heidi Clarke, the Executive Director of the Sandals Foundation at our meeting today! |
Bingo Night |
EAG Soiree
Environmental Awareness Group soiree to mark the end of the sea turtle nesting season 2022!
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50th Anniversary Roving Exhibition at St. Joseph's Academy |
A Big Thank you to the Sponsors of the Diabetes Awareness Scavenger Hunt |
Diabetes Awareness Scavenger Hunt
November is Diabetes Awareness Month. In an effort to bring awareness to Diabetes, a Diabetes Awareness Scavenger Hunt was executed!  |
Global Diabetes Walk Certificate |
Together We save Lives
Our Annual Diabetes Awareness Walk, bringing walkers from a wide cross section of the island together.!
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President Ilean Pinned as newest Member ABDA
Congratulations to President Ilean and PIC Daren Matthew-Ward, the two newest members of the Antigua and Barbuda Diabetes Association! |
Diabetes Awareness Walk
Annual Diabetes Awareness Walk in conjunction with the Antigua and Barbuda Diabetes Association.
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Joint Meeting with SJA & CKHS Interact Clubs |
Turtle Monitoring with EAG
Our second Green Project - Turtle Monitoring Project in conjunction with the Environmental Awareness Group!
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Update on Sea Turtle Monitoring Project |
Donation to Andre Simon Fund
Dwayne Simon, brother of Andre Simon graciously accepted the cheque and thanked the Club for their timely financial assistance which was much appreciated! Picture, President Ilean Ramsey presents cheque to Dwayne Simon! |
Presentation of Raz-Kids to Clare Hall Secondary School |
World Polio Day Afro Beat Dance Off winners! |
World Polio Day 2022!
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World Polio Day Afro Beat Zumba |
Fruit Tree Planting in Barbuda - Barbuda Bloom
Today President Ilean, Rotarians and Rotaractors traveled to Barbuda to plant a fruit trees! |
Rotary International Alliance with Toastmasters International
Assistant Governor Evangeline Allen, Club’s Training Officer presentation on Rotary International Alliance with Toastmasters International. |
SJA Interact Club elects new Board
On behalf President Ilean Ramsey and members of the Club, we congratulate President Uchena Ohaegbulam and his Board! |
Childhood Obesity Prevention Skiping Programme
Continuing its efforts to create awareness among children and underscore the importance of healthy eating and exercise, the Rotary Club of Antigua has launched its Childhood Obesity Prevention Skipping Programme in select primary and secondary schools. |
OCTOBER IS ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MONTH!
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President Nircree Mills-Jno Baptiste presents her Action Plan 2022-2023
Today we welcome President Nircree Mills Jno-Baptiste of our sister Club, Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown! |
International Day of Older Persons Presentations to Nursing Homes
Today is International Day of Older Persons and we celebrated our elderly by presenting care packages to all residents of six nursing homes on the island. |
Rotary Citation 2021-2022
Congratulations to Immediate Past President Joanna Spencer and Team Antigua! Hard work pays off! |
President's Ilean Ramsey Peace Affirmation on International Day of Peace |
Guest Speaker, Ms. Mako Williams |
Rotary launch Technology Integration Pilot Program at Freetown Primary School |
50th Anniversary Gala Banquet Years of Service Recognition! |
50th Anniversary Gala Banquet Special Awards |
International Day of Peace |
CKHS Interact Board 2022-2023
Congratulations to Christ the King Interact President A'Rissa Aska and her Board 2022-2023!
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50th Anniversary Roving Exhibition
Today's 50th Anniversary Activity continues with a roving exhibition which took us to Christ the King High School! |
Congratulations Chidindu Ohaegbulam |
50th Anniversary Membership Meeting |
50TH ANNIVERSARY VOLUNTEER DAY
50th Anniversary Volunteer day celebration. Lunch served at the Fiennes Institute and care packages presented to all residents! |
50th Anniversary Media Day
Tuesday, September 5, 2022 was observed as Media Dayas part of the 50th Anniversary Week of Activities!
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Rotary Club of Antigua Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The Rotary Club of Antigua will celebrate its 50th Anniversary on September 10th, under the theme “50 Years Strong Serving Humanity”.
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50th Anniversary Church Service
We are giving thanks today to the visionaries who recognized the need for a non profit organization such as Rotary, to serve the needs of some of the most vulnerable people in our various communities. |
Health Walk in Observance of Caribbean Wellness Day
Caribbean Wellness Day Walk 2022 is usually executed on the second Saturday in September. This year, that date clashes with our 50th Anniversary, hence the walk was brought forward to September 3, 2022!
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Membership Month
As we bring the curtains down on Membership Month, we celebrate all the members that choose to volunteer and give back to the community.
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Monthly Meals on Wheels Program |
Highlight member AG Evangeline Allen
August is Membership and New Club Development Month! Meet Assistant Governor Evangeline Allen! |
Celebrating Healthcare Professionals |
Presentation to the Environmental Awareness Group (EAG)
The Rotary Club of Antigua has launched the first of our Green initiatives by making a timely donation toi the Environmental Awareness Group (EAG) Antigua Marine Conservation Program!
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Assistant Governor Updates 50th Anniversary Week of Activities
Chairperson of the 50th Anniversary Committee, Assistant Governor/Past President Evangeline Allen, updated members on the week of activities coming up September 4-10, 2022! |
Highlight member Sherrie-Ann Brazier |
Highlight Member Kendell Jacobs |
Highlight Member Rozanne Emanuel
August is Membership and New Club Development Month!
Meet Rotarian - Secretary Rozanne Emanuel |
Highlight Member Delbert Baptiste |
Rotary District 7030 Training
The Rotary Club of Antigua in partnership with District 7030 Training Committee held its first virtual training !
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highlight member Perez Mercer |
highlight member Garfield Pigott |
highlight member Samoya Kirby |
Rotary Bohemian Colours Fete
Rotary Club of Antigua presents Bohemian Colours after a two year hiatus due to Covid 19.
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President's Ilean Ramsey remarks |
2022-2023 Board Retreat
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Meet the 2022-2023 Board |
First Meeting Guest Speaker-Kisma Panthier-Jn Pierre
President Ilean Ramsey lead our first meeting for this Rotary year where the Guest Speaker, Kisma Panthier jn-Pierre spoke on "Owning What We Do, and Why Do We Do What We Do!" |
Rotary Club of Antigua Integrity Award
Congratulations Ag. Inspector Veldon Ragguette on capturing Rotary Club of Antigua Integrity Award!
You have received Rotary International's highest honour, a Paul Harris Fellow! |
Installation of new board 2022-2023
On Saturday, July 2, IPP Joanna Spencer passed the baton on to President Ilean Ramsey who will lead the Club for the next 12 months! |
2022-2023 Board Installed |
RI President Jennifer Jones
Congratulations to RI first female President! Rtn. Jennifer E. Jones President, Rotary International 2022 - 2023 Rotary Club of Windsor-Roseland Ontario, Canada |
Happy New Year from DG Leslie Ramdhanny
Happy New Year Fellow Rotarians, Rotaractors & Interactors of District 7030 – it’s showtime!
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DG Leslie Ramdhanny New Year Message |
DG Sonya Alleyne End of Year Message |
Presentation of Belts to three Government Primary Schools
Three Government Primary Schools ( Five Islands, Villa and Old Road), benefitted from a recent donation of 120 belts specifically for boys! |
Six New Hospital Beds added to Signature Project
Six new 'hospital beds' were added to our signature “Bed at Home Programme” as a result of a timely financial donation from a corporate donor, Sagicor, costing XCD16,301.40. |
Presentation to Five Islands School
President Joanna Spencer presentation to Five Islands Primary School. sponsoring plaques for all 37 teachers in recognition of Teachers Week 2022.
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Awards 2021 - 2022
President Joanna Spencer recognized members who served under her tenure for the year 2021-2022!
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Congratulations to RI first female President
Congratulations to RI first female President! Rtn. Jennifer E. Jones President, Rotary International 2022 - 2023 Rotary Club of Windsor-Roseland Ontario, Canada |
Riding for Charity
The Rotary Club of Antigua executed a Fund Raiser on Saturday, May 7, 2022....'RIDING FOR CHARITY'
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SJA Interactors Earth Day Tree Planting |
Congratulations to Intetactors Demari and Uchenna of St. Joseph's Academy!
Congratulations to Intetactors Demari and Uchenna of St. Joseph's Academy on capturing 1st and 2nd place in the Optimist Club of St. John's Oratorical contest!
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Rotary distributes water on World Water Day 2022
As part of its Childhood Obesity Project, Rotary promoted drinking water instead of sugary beverage!
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Chidlhood Obesity Project
Rotary Club of Antigua and the Rotaract Club of Antigua partner with the Medical Benefits Scheme, the Ministry of Education, Antigua and Barbuda Commonwealth Games with its Childhood Obesity Project. |
Diabetes Screening on World Kidney Day |
First Female President of a Rotary Club", Sylvia Whitlock |
Recognition of our Female Rotarians on International Women's Day! |
Mov’in’ Time! Childhood Obesity Project! |
DG visits Rotary Club of Antigua Computers for the World and Sewing Projects! |
DG pays courtesy call on acting Governor General |
Observing Rotary Water and Sanitation Month |
Villa Primary receives 32 Laptops |
District Governor Sonya Alleyne visits TN Kirnon and Five Islands Primary Schools. |
District Governor pays Courtesy Call on Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda
District Governor Sonya Alleyne, paid a courtesy call to Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, the Hon. Gaston Browne.
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Donation of Laptops to the Ministry of Education! |
District Governor Sonya Alleyne visits Antigua |
Sewing Exhibition at the TOR Memorial School |
Delivery of Computer Systems to two schools
Delivery of Computers to Potters Primary School and St. John's Catholic Primary School, our Computers for the World Program!
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Happy 117th Birthday Rotary International! |
Launch of ninth Sewing Class
The Rotary Club of Antigua in collaboration with the Bellevue Breakfast Rotary Club and Kirkland Rotary Club launched the 9th Sewing Project in Antigua today.
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Joy Adamson - Tips for Public Speakers |
Congratulations to St. Joseph's Academy President, Caden Theophile, Secretary Taj Lewis
Congratulations to St. Joseph's Academy President, Caden Theophile, Secretary Taj Lewis and the other Interactors who participated in what was an exciting, entertaining, informative and interactive RYLA Session, February 4-6, 2022! |
Mr. Colin C. James - Chief Executive Officer of the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority.
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The 2022-2023 Rotary International Annual Theme
Rotary International President Elect for 2022-2023, Mrs. Jennifer Jones, announces her the 2022-2023 Rotary International Annual Theme!
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Mrs. Paula Lee, Executive Director of the Lifelong Learning Unit at the University of the West Indies (UWI), Five Islands Campus
Mrs. Paula Lee, Executive Director of the Lifelong Learning Unit at the University of the West Indies (UWI), Five Islands Campus
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Happy New Year |
Congratulations to President Elect Ilean Ramsey and Board Members |
Sandals Foundation Sponsors Meals on Wheels Christmas Edition
The Rotary Club of Antigua extends its profound gratitude to the Sandals Foundation for its sponsorship of our Meals on Wheels Programme- Christmas Edition. |
Christmas Gift Exchange |
two new members inductedTwo new members were added to our Rotary Family today!
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Back to School SuppliesGovernment Primary Schools including Barbuda receive Back to Schools Supplies!
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Christmas Came Early For Sunshine Home for Girls
This is the season for giving! Today the Rotary Club of Antigua teamed up with APUA INET to bring Christmas cheer to the residents of the Sunshine Home for Girls as part of the facility's annual Christmas activities. |
Sunshine Home for Girls receives Early Christmas Gifts |
Rotary Foundation receives highest rating from Charity Navigator for 13th consecutive year.
Rotary Foundation receives highest rating from Charity Navigator for 13th consecutive year!
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Donation of a 5 Burner Gas Range |
Meals on Wheels for November 2021 |
Chairman of the Mill reef Fund receives a Paul Harris Fellow |
Induction of New Member Samoya Kirby |
Assistant Governor Evangeline Allen presents Banner to President Joanna Spencer
Assistant Governor, Evangeline Allen presents a customized Banner to President Joanna Spencer on behalf of District Governor, Sonya Alleyne.
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Studens Benefit from Back to School Supplies
Over four thousand students from twenty- eight Government Primary Schools including Barbuda are the recipients of school supplies resulting from a collaboration between the Rotary Club of Antigua and the Antigua and Barbuda Students Association. |
RCA Meeting - November 17 2021
Assistant Governor Screetharan Vallipuram from the United Kingdom presented on the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Beckons and Mrs. Alison Sly-Adams of the National Sailing Academy presented on the Women Sailing Project. |
Donation of Three Benches to Betty's Hope |
Diabetes Awareness Walk |
Presentation of Mathematical Learning Kits to Ministry of Education
Presentation of Maths Learning Kits to Ms. Joy-Ann Harrigan, Education Officer for Special Needs Education and Ms. Ayanna Shadrach, Special Education Teacher, both attached to the Ministry of Education.
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PP Wilbur Harrigan, newest Paul Harris Fellow |
Presentation of 20 All-in-one Computers to Cedar Grove Primary School
The Cedar Grove Primary School became the latest beneficiary of the Rotary Club of Antigua yesterday.
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Lunch presented to Clare Vue in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month
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Suicide and Mental Health Awareness Scavenger Hunt |
International Day of Peace |
49th Anniversary Pic |
Monthly Meals on Wheels |
49 Presidents Highlighted |
Suicide and Mental Health Awareness Campaign
This month the Rotary Club of Antigua will share critical information in efforts to raise further awareness about Mental Health and Suicide.
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49th Anniversary Activities
The Rotary Club of Antigua will be celebrating its 49th Anniversary on Friday,10th September, 2021.
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RCA Vaccination Campaign
The Rotary Club of Antigua encourages persons to get vaccinated in efforts to protect themselves and those around them from the COVID-19 virus!
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Special Membership Meeting
Membership Fellowship Meeting and Rotary Trivia in recognition of August being Membership Month!
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Jessica Joseph Classification Talk |
Rotary Partners with Lions Club |
Rotary Teams up With Toastmasters |
RI President Shekhar Mehta's Remarks
With the start of the 2021-2022 Rotary Year, RI President Mehta's message urged Rotarians to play an active role in projects and focus on motivating their peers, as they "Serve to change lives".
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Rotary Launches Car Raffle
The Rotary Club of Antigua has kicked off its first major fundraising activity for the service year 2021-2022; which will see one lucky resident driving home with a brand-new car, as grand prize! This car will be complete with insurance and registration. |
Guest Speaker Regis Burton |
Rotary Installs New President
Rotary Club of Antigua installs New President, Joanna Spencer. Under the theme ‘We are More Impactful with More Hands,’ the Club will continue the nearly five decades of service to the community of Antigua and Barbuda; building on a formidable year of service led by Immediate Past President (IPP) Mr. Kevin Silston.
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President Annette Mark Addresses The ClubPresident Annette Mark of the Rotary Club of St. Vincent address the Club on the current situation of La Soufriere Volcano.
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Dr. Nicola Bird, and Tia Dias of the Integrated Health Outreach (IHO), an NGO spearheading the Mercury Phase Out ProjectDr. Nicola Bird, and Tia Dias of the Integrated Health Outreach (IHO), an NGO spearheading the Mercury Phase Out Project made a presentation to the Rotary Club of Antigua membership. |
Launch of the Childhood Obesity ProjectThe Rotary Clubs in Antigua along with the Medical Benefits Scheme (MBS) and the Antigua and Barbuda Commonwealth Games Association on Monday launched its Childhood Obesity Programme targeting six schools in Antigua and Barbuda. |
Neilson Waite - ‘It Only Takes a Spark-Peaceful and Tolerant Engagement’In promotion of conflict resolution skills at home, work and in Rotary Clubs, the Rotary Club of Antigua hosted a Virtual Seminar titled -‘It Only Takes a Spark-Peaceful and Tolerant Engagement’. |
Presentation of $212,000 to MSJMC to Purchase 2 Dialysis UnitsThe Rotary Club of Antigua (RCA) today, presented a generous donation to Mount St. John’s Medical Centre. |
Presentation on Diabetes and Renal DiseaseGuest speaker- Ms. Juanita James, Retired Chief Nutrition Officer within the Ministry of Health, President of the Antigua and Barbuda Diabetes Association and Member of the Antigua and Barbuda Renal Society presentation to Club Members on the very important topic of Diabetes and Renal Disease |
Month in Review |
donation of computers to Antigua Grammar School
As part of its signature "Computer for through World" Programme, the Rotary Club of Antigua Donated a number of computers and other technological parts this week, to the Antigua Grammar School.
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Rotary Club of Antigua Handover of 180 laptops to ABHTI
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Donation of Computers, Parts and other Technological equipment
The Rotary Club of Antigua recently made a donation of computers, parts and other technological equipment to four educational institutions in Antigua and Barbuda. |
Digicel donates $15,000 to Club
Digicel Antigua has donated $15,000 dollars towards one of the Club's signature programme "Meals on Wheels"!
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Senior Rotarians and Partners in Service receive Christmas Cheer
It is the season for spreading love and goodwill! Senior Rotarians and Partners in Service were all remembered as the Club brought them Christmas Cheer. |
December's Gift Exchange Among Members
Scenes from our 2020 Christmas Gift Exchange! Tis the season to be jolly!! It was a great evening of fellowship amongst Rotarians, Rotaractors and other specially invited guests! |
Students at Antigua State College benefit from RCA financial donation
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16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence
The Support and Referral Centre within the Directorate of Gender Affairs offers services for victims of Gender-Based and Sexual Violence. Do not be afraid to speak up! Help is available! Contact us at 463-5555 and our trained professional will be there to support you. Let us work towards a violence-free Antigua and Barbuda! |
October Meals on WheelsRotary Club of Antigua Monthly Meals on Wheels for October 2020
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Rotary Covid-19 Food Distribution
The Rotary Club of Antigua in partnership with the Mill Reef Club enters its seventh month of the Covid-19 Food Distribution Program.
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Covid 19 Food Voucher Distribution 7
We are now in month 7 of our COVID-19 Food Voucher Distribution Programme. We are humbled by the fact that over 400 families have benefitted from the initiative since its inception in May 2020. We cannot over emphasize how grateful we are to the Mill Reef Fund for its financial and corporate support. Thank you!!!! |
Extended COVID-19 Relief Food Voucher Programme
As a result of further monetary contribution from the Mill Reef Fund, the COVID-19 Relief Food Voucher Programme has been extended until December, 2020. |
INTERACT CLUB ELECTS A NEW BOARD |
World Diabetes Day
The Antigua and Barbuda Diabetes Association in partnership with the Medical Benefits Scheme hosted a public screening for Diabetes and Hypertension at the All Saints Clinic, which saw over 110 participants. |
Diabetes - It's Prevalence in Antigua and Barbuda and Prevention Strategies
Ms. Samantha Moitt, Chief Nutrition Officer presentation on Diabetes - its prevalence in Antigua and Barbuda and prevention strategies
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School for the Deaf gets two Additional Class Rooms
The staff and students at the School for the Deaf are pleased to be benefiting by from two newly constructed classrooms, which will assist the school in not only meeting COVID-19 related social distancing protocols but also enhancing the educational output of the academic facility. |
RCA donates to OCS
The Rotary Club of Antigua in partnership with the Mill Reef Fund made a donation of laptops and headphones to the Lexia Reading Project at the Ottos Comprehensive School
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The First Lady |
Meals on Wheels
Rotary Club of Antigua (RCA) along with its corporate partners continues to support COVID-19 relief efforts through its “Meals on Wheels” initiative.
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Weekly meeting highlights AUG & SEP 2020
ROTARY CLUB OF ANTIGUA'S WEEKLY MEETING HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE MONTHS OF AUGUST & SEPTEMBER 2020
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Reviving the Junior Achievement Program |
School for the Deaf Project |
Scotiabank partners for projects in Barbuda |
RCA's COVID-19 Food Voucher Programme
RCA's COVID-19 Relief Food Voucher Programme continues to assists over 400 persons monthly |
RCA gives back to the CHSS |
Caribbean Wellness Day 2020
The Rotary Club of Antigua commemorated Caribbean Wellness Day 2020 with a hike/walk to Seaforth
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Pigotts Primary School Computer Lab is outfitted with Blinds
In Recognition of Basic Educatiion and Literacy Month, the Club replaced the curtain by blinds in the Computer Lab at the Pigotts Primary School.
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Donations to Clare Hall Secondary School Literacy Programme
September is Basic Education and Literacy Month! And as we conrinue to advance this cause, Past President Denise Armstrong presents a one year subscription of Raz-kids to the Literacy Specialist Teacher, Mrs. Marcia Chatham and Principal, Mr. Ashworth Azille of the Clare Hall Secondary School! Kids raz-kids.com reading programme is an online system where students have access to ebooks at varied levels with allowance for the teacher to monitor student's progress throughout the process. Up to 30 Students can access these books anywhere that they have an internet connection. |
Rotary Donates to Breast Feeding Week
The Rotary Club of Antigua has donated to the Breast Feeding Support Network to allow them to bring awareness to the community of Antigua as a part of their observance of Breast feeding week. A a part of the initiative they executed a virtual latch on program where mothers at a designated time will simultaneously breastfeed their infants under the supervision of a lactation consultant who will provide feedback and address issues. Pregnant women are also encouraged to join. Mom participating in the fun quiz segment will be treated to spa gifts. They also executed a photo shoot against the iconic backdrop of Betty’s Hope, 10 mothers will be photographed breastfeeding their infants individually and for the composition of a group shot. This powerful visual public service announcement will be disseminated on social media and in the traditional media as a means of further normalizing the practice of breastfeeding in Antigua and Barbuda |
CIBC Donates $15,000 to Meals on Wheels Program |
Caribbean Wellness Day Hyke
The Rotary Club of Antigua commemorated Caribbean Wellness Day 2020 this morning, with a hike/walk to Seaforth. |
Rotarians Hike for Caribbean Wellness Day
The Rotary Club of Antigua commemorated Caribbean Wellness Day 2020 this morning, with a hike/walk to Seaforth.
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48th Anniversary Guest Speaker, Dr. Ian Thomas! |
Happy Anniversary from the Rotaract Club of Antigua |
48th Anniversary Raffle Prize Winner |
Cutting of Anniversary Cake
It's all about the cake!!! President Kevin and Assistant Governor Evangeline had the honour of cutting the anniversary cake to commemorate the Club's 48 Anniversary! |
Scenes from our celebratory dinner at Hodges Bay Resort and Spa. |
DG Lisle Congratulatory Message
District Governor Lisle Chase Congratulates Rotary Cub of Antigua on the ocassion of its 48th Anniversary
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Cheers to 48 Years of Service Above Self |
Honouring our 48 Presidents |
Basic Education and Literacy |
Back to School Program |
Citizenship By Investment Unit partners with Rotary Club of Antigua
The Rotary Club of Antigua is pleased to announce the development of a partnership with the Citizenship By Investment Unit (CIU). |
ThriftTINGS donates to Covid-19 Food Voucher Program
ThrifTINGS, Dominique Bento, Maya Peltier, Imani Nevers and Anya Dk, presented a cheque in the sum of EC$5,550.00 (Five Thousand, Five Hundred and Fifty dollars) to the President of the Rotary Club of Antigua, Kevin Silston towards its Covid-19 Food Voucher Programme.
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ECAB Presentation of $25,000 to Assist School for the Deaf
Michael Spencer, General Manager of Eastern Caribbean Amalgamated Bank, (ECAB) partners with Rotary Club of Antigua to assist School for the Deaf. with presentation of EC$25,000.
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Head of the School of Management, Science and Technology at the UWI Five Islands Campus in Antigua, Mr. Hyram Forde
Presentation by Head of the School of Management, Science and Technology at the UWI Five Islands Campus in Antigua, Mr. Hyram Forde
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Fourth Food Voucher Distribution Program
Rotary Club of Antigua expanded its Food Voucher Program for an additional three months which will end in October 2020.
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Assistant Governor Evangeline Allen Pins President Kevin Silston with District Pin |
Member Classification Talk |
DG Lisle Chase Virtual Meeting with the Clubs in Antigua |
DG Lisle Virtual Meeting Visit |
Donation of food items and toiletries to the Cuban Brigade
Rotary Club of Antigua donates food items and toiletries to the Henry Reeve Cuban Medical Brigade. |
Rotary Club of Antigua partners with Antigua Motors for July Meals on Wheels
Rotary Club of Antigua along with its corporate partners continue to support COVID-19 relief efforts through its “ meals on wheels” initiative. |
Rotaract Antigua Plan of Action for Year 2020-2021
President of the Rotaract Club of Antigua presented her Plan of Action for the year 2020-2021 to members of the Rotary Club of Antigua.
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Rotary Club of Antigua partners with Antigua Commercial Bank to bring Relief |
Teacher receives Inaugural Rotary Club of Antigua Scholarship |
The School for the Deaf receives valuable donation of high tech equipment! |
A Bed at Home |
Presentation of 40-$200 Food Vouchers |
Induction of Two New Members |
May Meals on Wheels |
A Bed at Home
Rotary Donates hospital type beds to physically incapacitated ........ 'A Bed at Home'.
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ONDCP receives 250 masks compliments the Rotary Club of Antigua
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Rotary Club of Antigua donates 1,000 washable and breathable masks to the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology
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Rotary Covid-19 Food Voucher Program |
Guest Speaker, Rolando Tobias DTM
Guest Speaker, Rolando Tobias DTM presented "Emerging from Lockdown Considerations for post-lockdown amid Covid-19". |
The impact of COVID-19 on the nation’s entertainment industry is overlooked, says Culture Minister
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PDG David Edwards - Membership |
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Book Reading Competition 2020
Our 4th Annual Book Reading Competition took place on March 7, 2020 at the Methodist Church hall. A total of 7 schools competed with 14 students, viewing for the coveted title of Book Reading Champion 2020.
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Education in Antigua & Barbuda in the 21st Century
Director of Education, Mr. Clare Browne, delivered a thought provoking presentation focusing on the advances and challenges pertaining to literacy in Antigua and Barbuda.
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First Meeting for 2020
The Club's first meeting was held on Wednesday, January 8, 2020. The illustrious Ms. Shirlene Nibbs, Guest Speaker, conducted a most interesting and interactive session on Etiquette. Members were quite excited and left the meeting in high spirits. A big thank you to Ms. Nibbs for her timely presentation!
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UWI Five Islands Scholarship Application FormThe Application Form together with all supporting documents must be submitted in a sealed enveloped marked Personal & Confidential and addressed to:Rotary Club of Antigua UWI Scholarship Rotary House Corner Sir Sydney Walling Highway & Nugent AvenueSt. John’s, AntiguaAttn: UWI Scholarship Committee |
UWI Five Islands Scholarship CriteriaThe Rotary Club of Antigua UWI Scholarship was launched in 2019 to assist Antiguan and Barbudan citizens to attend the UWI Five Islands Campus in Antigua. |
Guess Speaker-Ms. Chrys-Ann Ambrose
It was the Club's pleasure to have a locally, regionally and internationally acclaimed award winning auther, motivational speaker and entrepreneur, Mrs. Chrys-Ann Ambrose as our Guest Speaker. Mrs. Ambrose shared her expertise in the areas of Team Work, Respect and Embracing various Personalities. Her presentation was very inspiring and motivating and we thank Mrs. Ambrose for gracing us with her presence.
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District Governor Trevor Blake
District Governor Trevor Blake made his official visit to Antigua October 16-20, 2019.
Governor Trevor Blake made his official visit to Antigua October 16-20, 2019. During his visit, he met with the Governor General, the Prime Minister, the Rotary Boards, the Rotaractors and Interactors. DG Trevor also visited the Club's projects and at the end of his duties, a Cocktails was held at Nomad Restaurant in his honour. The District Governor was overall pleased with the status of both Clubs and the projects planned for the year. A challenge was thrown out to both Clubs to initiate an Early Act Club.....we will see! Rotary Club of Antigua would like to thank DG Trevor for his visit and the guidance and recommendations which we will definitely adopt! |
End Polio Now |
Elie Saoud Classification Talk
Rotarian Elie Saoud gives his Classification Talk!
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Meals on Wheel AugustThis months Meals on Wheels was Sponsored by Digicel
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Back to School Project HighlightsOne of Rotary International six (6) Areas of Focus is “Supporting Education” and with September identified as “Basic Education and Literacy Month” the first project for President Dr. Vanetta Rodgers was a Back to School Initiative which was executed in partnership with Digicel Antigua as the Corporate Sponsor. A number of back packs with school supplies were distributed to several students in the four school zones during the first week of school, September 3rd and September 5th 2019. A new school term has begun and the Rotary Club of Antigua played its role in ensuring that our nation's youth are well equipped to manage the subjects on the academic calendar. We thank Digicel Antigua for its corporate support!! |
Rotarian Louisianne Josiah - Classification Talk |
August & September Birthday Corner    |
Rotary 2019 - Counsel on LegislationEvery three years, Rotarians from around the world meet at the Council on Legislation to review and vote on proposed changes to the legislation that governs Rotary. They consider enactments, which change Rotary’s governing documents, and position statements by the RI Board. Councils give Rotary members a voice in how our organization is governed. Learn more about the Council on Legislation and the Council on Resolutions on our Council web page or read our live blog of the 2019 Council. The 2019 Council on Legislation may not have made as many dramatic changes as the Council three years ago did, but it made several decisions that will shape the future of Rotary. Among the most important, the Council elevated the status of Rotaract clubs. The change broadens the definition of membership in Rotary International to include Rotaract clubs. The change is intended to increase the support that Rotaract clubs receive from RI and to enhance their ability to serve. “We need to be an inspiration to our young partners, so they will continue doing the great service that they do,” said RI President Barry Rassin when he presented the measure. “This sends a strong message that they are truly our partners in service.” In many ways, the Rotaract experience will not change. Rotary clubs will still charter and sponsor Rotaract clubs. Rotaract clubs will still have their own standard constitution and their own unique club experience. Members of a Rotaract club will not be called Rotarians. And Rotaract clubs will not immediately pay dues or receive other benefits, such as the official magazine that Rotary members receive. The Board will determine a dues structure over time. The measure simply expands the definition of membership in Rotary International to include both Rotary and Rotaract clubs. Every three years, representatives from Rotary districts around the world meet in Chicago, Illinois, USA, to consider changes to the constitutional documents that govern Rotary International. This year’s Council considered more than 100 proposals. Representatives authorized the Board to pursue changing RI’s charitable status to a section 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization under the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. It is presently a 501(c)(4). A task force has been studying the possible change for 18 months and says it will offer benefits that include tax reductions and vendor discounts that will reduce expenses. |
Rotarians in ActionLast weekend President Vanettta & Past President Denise Walked for Diabetes
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Rotary Wellness Walk - Cure DiabetesSeptember 14th is the date!!! The Rotary Club of Antigua's Caribbean Wellness Day Walk 2019 is aimed at increasing awareness about the health risks associated with Diabetes. It is a lifestyle disease that affects everyone whether directly or indirectly. We encourage you to be a part of this worthy initiative, with just $20.00 all proceeds will be donated to the Diabetes Association for further educational outreach. Prizes to be won by the first 100 persons!!! Refreshments included!!! You can't miss it!!! Bring a friend and come!!! All Rotarians are encouraged to sign up and attend and invite persons to also attend. |
Rotary President Message
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Rotary Club of Antigua Installs New Board for 2019-2020Under the Rotary international theme this year, “Rotary Connects the World”, the Rotary Club of Antigua (RCA), has installed a new Board for the 2019-2020 Rotary Year, during the 2019 Handover and Awards Ceremony held over the week-end. This year the Club will be led by President Dr. Vanetta Rodgers, who has indicated that she is looking forward to a phenomenal year, which will be filled with a number of activities geared towards expanding the Club’s reach in community development as well as increasing the visibility of the charitable organization. President Vanetta also expressed thanks to the members of the new board for agreeing to serve in the respective capacities. She emphasized that the Rotary theme “Rotary Connects the World”, is a fitting one, since one of the objectives of the Club revolves around bringing people from all walks of life and classifications together in a positive way and to give back to society. The newly installed President received her instruments from the outgoing President Adekunle Osoba. The other members of the Board are: Immediate Past President- Adekunle Osoba Vice President – H.E Arthur Thomas Club Secretary -Evangeline Allen Club Treasurer – Julietta Rhudd Club Administrator- Joanna Shamarie Spencer The Directors are: Ilean Ramsey, (Foundation), Rozanne Emanuel, (Youth Service), Kirk Francis, (Service Projects) and C. Kevin Silston, (Membership). Daren Matthew Ward and Elisa Graham will serve as the Sergeant At Arms and Public Relations Officer respectively. Two members were also pinned during the ceremony. They were Joanna Shamarie Spencer as a returning member and Louisianne Josiah as a new member. They both expressed happiness to be a part of the service organization and look forward to giving back to the community. Guest Speaker, Reverend Fr. Christopher Roberts, wished the New Board a successful year. He also urged the membership to work together and be mindful of egos which can impact the effectiveness and efficiency of the Club negatively. Gt. Roberts also congratulated the Club on the work that it continues to do in positively assisting with the development of society. The auspicious occasion, which was hosted by Sergeant At Arms and radio personality, Daren Matthew-Ward took place at Royalton Antigua Resort & Spa over the weekend and was highly attended by Rotarians and their Partners in Service, friends of Rotary, Rotaractors and other specially invited guests.
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Maximizing the Power of a Team
First Guest Speaker for this Rotary Year, Motivational Speaker and Author and Podcast Host, Mrs. Janice Sutherland.
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President Dr. Vanetta Rodgers Handover Speech |
Rev. Christopher Roberts Handover Presentation
Rev. Christopher Roberts address at the Club's Handover Ceremony at Royalton Resort, Saturdy, July 6, 2019.
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World Pediatric Project Team |
Rotarian Elisa Graham-Classification Talk |
Rotary Foundation/Polio Awareness Fundraising Luncheon |
Rotaract Club of Antigua Midyear Report |
Business Ethics
Guest Speaker Kem Warner, of KAW Management Services Ltd. Presentation, Business Ethics.
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CIP and its Effect on the Economy |
Mrs. Erna-Mae Tonge-Brathwaite
The Media and its effects on Social Media
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Mr. Daryl Jackson
Mr. Daryl Jackson was guest speaker at the Club's meeting on Wednesday, August 2, 2017. He basically updated members on the status of the Telecommunications Regulatory Reform that is before the parliament. Full details follow.
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APUA Sponsors July Meals on Wheels
APUA partners with Rotary Club of Antigua by sponsoring our July (monthly) Meals on Wheels Project in cheque presentation.
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President Shari presents her Action Plan 2017-2018
President of the Rotaract Club of Antigua, Shari Thomas presents her 2017-2018 Plans and Objectives.
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President Eric's Action Plan 2017-2018 |
Handover Guest Speaker Address
Mr. Athlee Rodney, Deputy Commissioner of Police(Ag.) address at the Handover Ceremony, on July 1, 2017, La Bussola Restaurant on the topic Aspire to Serve. |
Outgoing President Evangeline Allen Year in Review
2016 2017 President Evangeline Allen Year in Review at 2017 Handover Ceremony at La Bussola Restaurant, Saturday, July 1, 2017.
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President Eric Joseph Acceptance Speech
President Eric Joseph in his Acceptance Speech thanked the Club for selecting him to serve as President and explained his journey into becoming a Rotarian to present. He also expounded on RI Six Are of Focus and the RI Theme this Year....'Rotary Serving Humanity'. President Eric also listed the various projects to be executed this year and the re-introduction of the Wheelchair Project and a Renewable Energy Power Project.
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RCA First Easter Fair |
Book Reading CompetitionWelcome to a very special occasion in the life of the Rotary Club of Antigua today. If you are planning for a year, sow rice, If you are planning for a decade, plant trees. If you are planning for a lifetime, educate the people. This year, with the Club’s focus being Literacy, we are pleased that we are able to create and stimulate competition by offering various literacy projects, today being the Book Reading Competition. In September, we were able to provide a dozen students with back packs and back to school supplies. At the start of the school year, we also started a Student of the Month Award where every month 3 students are recognized from Grades 1, 2 and 3 from the Golden Grove, GreenBay and Five Islands Primary Schools. The student of the month is chosen based on qualities such as character, leadership and academics. The student of the month must be a diligent student, completing his/her assignments on time, showing strong effort to learn the subjects. The student of the month too must be able to demonstrate excellent behavior inside and outside the classroom, is well mannered, and respectful to both peers and teachers. Lastly, the student of the month shows exemplar character through his/her compassion, honesty, trustworthiness, responsibility, optimism, and loyalty in creating a positive school environment. Through this program, we have been advised that the students are all excited and as a result there has been a marked improvement in the students’ school work and even activities outside of the class room. Rotary Club of Antigua is happy that we are able to assist in raising the standard and revive the student’s morale. In January, We launched the Book in a Bag Competition which ran for three months. This competition is designed to stimulate reading. Students were given a selection of books under various categories to read within the assigned time frame. Designated response activities were also assigned for completion after reading and Book reports were also presented on each read. THE WINNERS WILL BE PRESENTED AND AWARDED AT THE END OF THE COMPETITION TODAY. Today, we will witness 9 students 3 each from Grade 5 of the Golden Grove, GreenBay and Five Islands Primary Schools compete in the Rotary Book Reading Competition. The goal of the Book Reading Competition is to stimulate, encourage and activate reading on a continuous basis. Children love a challenge, so when we make reading into a competition, students who otherwise wouldn't want to read will be excited to read as much as they can. I wish to advise all the participants that you are all winners just for being here today. Do not be daunted if you are not placed, just keep on reading. It’s one of the most marvelous adventures that you can have. A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one. On behalf of the Rotary Club of Antigua, please allow me to congratulate the esteemed teachers, parents and students of the Five Islands, Green Bay and Golden Grove Primary Schools on the excellent job you are doing to foster and promote literacy. I encourage you to continue to always strive for excellence in education and at whatever else you choose to do in life. Rotary Club is eternally grateful to the corporate donors who partnered with us in this all important Literacy project….. National Tours & Services, Antigua Home & Office Depot, Antigua Commercial Bank, Big Banana, LTWS Shipping, Paperclips and Tucker on the Grill for making today a reality. I personally would like to thank the Judges, especially Mrs. Jacintha Gore who when I called her on the phone was so warm and welcoming and shared her knowledge willing. Truly depicting our Rotary International President’s Theme: Rotary Serving Humanity. And to all present here today, thank you for helping Rotary Club of Antigua to promote Literacy, one of the greatest gifts a person could receive. Sit back, Relax and enjoy what we have in store for you today.  |
Computers for the World |
World Peace & Understaanding Church Service |
AG Corina Sealy Remarks World Peace & Understanding Day Brunch |
Paul Ryan-Vocation-Auto Dealer |
Amaya Athill-Vocation-Attorney-at-Law |
Lorraine Samuel-Vocational Service Awardee |
Kirk Francis-Vocation-Refrigeration Technician |
Club's New Year Party |
Tribute to the late Dr. Carle J Walter |
Meet Rozanne Emanuel-Vocation-Tourism Management |
Jacqueline Matthews-Vocation-International Banking |
Seasons Greetings from President Evangeline Allen |
Presentation of a Pair of Glasses to Daisy Lake |
RCA Paul Harris Fellow Recognition |
RIPE Ian Riseley addresses the Foundation Cocktail Reception |
Violet Lake-Paul Harris Fellow Awardee |
Mrs. Patricia Luke-Martin, a dedicated teacher for over 30 years |
The Legacy of RCA, Honouring our 44 LeadersALVIN APPARICIO (CHARTER PRESIDENT) 1972 NORMAN ATHILL 1973/74/75 STEVEN SHOUL 1975/76 JAMES THOMAS 1976/77 GERRY THOMAS 1977/78 LOUIS LOCKHART 1978/79 ERNIE LETBY 1979/80 ANTHONY MICHAEL 1980/81 PATRICK BENJAMIN 1981/82 KENNETH GOMEZ 1982/83 KEVIN BELIZAIRE 1983/84 MALCOLM EDWARDS 1984/85 WILBUR HARRIGAN 1985/86 HAMISH WATSON 1986/87 ROLSTON BARTHLEY 1987/88 KEN KENTISH 1988/89 FRANKIE DEABREAU 1989/90 EVERETT CHRISTIAN 1990/91 CLAUDE BARRIERE 1991/92 ESAU MANSOOR 1992/93 WALTON THEODORE 1993/94 HARTLEY WILLIAMS 1994/95 KENNETH BENJAMIN 1995/96 CARLE WALTER 1996/97 ANTHONY PESTAINA 1997/98 SAMUEL BENJAMIN 1998/99 GERALD A WATT 1990/00 HERBERT JOHN MAGINLEY JR. 2000/01 DANIELCADET 2001/02 BENGT BERNTSSON 2002/03 GRACE CEPHAS-LEWIS 2003/04 ANDY MCDONALD 2004/05 WILBUR HARRIGAN 2005/06 SALEM KHOULY 2006/07 PAUL RYAN 2007/08 ARTHUR THOMAS 2008/09 CORDELL JOSIAH 2009/10 ERROL SAMUEL 2010/11 DENISE ARMSTRONG 2011/12 PHILLIP HARRIS 2012/13 ATO KENTISH 2013/14 LORRAINE JOSIAH 2014/15 SHARON CORDNER 2015/16 EVANGELINE ALLEN 2016/17  |
Happy 44th Anniversary RCA |
Back Packs & Back to School Supplies Presentation In Rotary, there are six areas of focus, one being Basic Education and Literacy. September is recognized as Literacy Month. This is when we focus on the importance of literacy and education in our humanitarian service. Being literate does not just mean having the ability to read a book or a newspaper. Being literate means being able to comprehend the instructions on a medicine bottle, a set of directions, or a job posting. It means understanding the note written by a child’s teacher. It means being able to use a computer, follow a recipe or apply for a mortgage. Literacy means being part of the larger society. It means inclusion and it means empowerment. Those who cannot read or write, whether they are children or adults, are cut off from important information in ways too numerous to count. The Rotary Club of Antigua this year, have seen a simple and creative way to break this cycle. And what more creative way to start than by making this timely donation of backpacks and school supplies to twelve deserving students from the Five Islands, Green Bay and Golden Grove Primary Schools, three schools in Zone 1. No skill is more crucial to the future of a child, or to a democratic and prosperous society than literacy. Literacy is the single most significant skill needed to function effectively in school and in the workplace. And so with this in mind, we intend to reward students in Grades 1, 2 and 3 on a monthly basis from the three Schools in Zone 1 by offering lucrative prizes to the Student of the Month from each grade. Literacy will also be celebrated with a Book Reading Competition for Grades 4 and 5 students of the Gray’s Green, Golden Grove and Five Islands Primary School. The goal of the Book Reading Competition is to increase the quality and quantity of books students read for enjoyment. Children love a challenge, so when we make reading into a competition, students who otherwise wouldn't want to read will be excited to read as much as they can. In the words of Irina Bokova, ‘Literacy is much more than an educational priority – it is the ultimate investment in the future and the first step towards all the new forms of literacy required in the twenty-first century. We wish to see a century where every child is able to read and to use this skill to gain autonomy’. On behalf of the Rotary Club of Antigua and on my own behalf, please allow me to congratulate the esteemed teachers, parents and students of the Five Islands, Green Bay and Golden Grove Primary Schools on the excellent job you are doing to foster and promote literacy. I encourage you to continue to always strive for excellence in education and at whatever else you choose to do in life.
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Rotary Club of Antigua's Caribbean Wellness Walk |
2016-2017 President Evangeline Allen Handover Address
Mrs. Evangeline Allen, the 5th Female and 44th President of the Rotary Club of Antigua addressed the gathering at the 44th Handover Ceremony, held at the Tradewinds Hotel on Saturday, July 2, 2016. Dr. Sharon Cordner, outgoing President passed on the mantle to incoming President, Evangeline Allen at what deemed a historical Handover, as one female President handed over to another female President. |
Port Manager-Darwin Telemaque- Overview of the Economic & Social Transformation Impact on Ports.jpg) It is sometimes agreed that those involved in Port Management focus almost exclusively on what is happenning within the boundaries of those facilities. However, in an increasingly complexed global and economic environment, there is a real risk that a fixation on the innards of a Port can serve to stymie economic development rather than facilitate growth.
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Wayne Mitchell addresses the Rotary Club of AntiguaMr. Wayne Mitchell,IMF Mission Chief with responsibility for Antigua and Barbuda addressed the members of the Rotary Club of Antigua on July 1st 2015. During a short presentation to the club, Mr. Mitchell along with Director of Foundation Gordon Julien outlined various avenues available to small business to access funds to grow their businesses.
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Presentation of Cheque for School Fees to Children of Andrea HughesThe Rotary Club of Antigua continues to assist the children of the late Andrea Hughes..JPG)
Vice-President of the Rotary Club of Antigua, Paul Ryan presented a cheque to children of the late Andrea Hughes to cover the cost of registration at the Princess Margaret School. Andrea Hughes died on March 30, 2014, after being hit by a vehicle while walking near Cedar Grove, leaving behind nine children.
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Presentation of Home to children of Andrea Hughes
Members of Corporate Antigua presented a home to the off springs and father of the late Andrea Hughes. Thirty-two year old Andrea Hughes died on March 30, 2014, after being hit by a vehicle while walking near Cedar Grove, leaving behind nine children
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Rotary Club of Antigua celebrates New Year
Rotary International and its membership celebrated its New Year on July 1st, 2014. The theme selected by Rotary International (RI) Gary C.K. Huang for 2014-2015 is “Light up Rotary”. In his address Huang urged members to “Light up Rotary” by hosting a Rotary Day in their community, continuing the fight against polio, and increasing club membership. “Light up Rotary” is more than our theme he continued; It is how we make a difference – every day, in every club, and in every country we serve. “The Rotary way is the Confucius way. The Rotary way is to light a candle. I light one, you light one, 1.2 million Rotarians light one. Together, we light up the world." Locally, the Rotary Club of Antigua joins with Rotary International in “Light up Rotary”, and as part of commencing the New Year, installed its new board. Leading the helm is President Lorraine Josiah, along with Vice President Dr. Errol Samuel, Immediate Past President Ato Kentish, Secretary Sherrie-Ann Brazier, Treasurer Michael Spencer, and President Elect Sharon Cordner-Georges. Other Directors include Past President/Public Relations Officer Paul Ryan, Ira Charles, Eric Joseph, Delbert Baptiste, and Adekunle Osoba. |
Rotary Club of Antigua installs New Board 2013-2014Saturday, June 29, 2013 Rotary Club of Antigua held its Installation Ceremony at the Tides Restaurant. The 2013-2014 Board leading the Charge is President Ato Kentish, President Elect Lorraine Josiah, Immediate Past President Phillip Harris, Vice President Denise Armstrong, Club Secretary Evangeline Allen and Club Treasurer Adekunle Osoba. The Directors are Eric Joseph-Service Projects, Delbert Baptist-Foundation, PP Paul Ryan-Membership and Ira Charles-New Generations. The Club will be celebrating 41 years of service to the community this year. Among the existing projects like the Annual Rotary Colors Fete, Camp Able and Computers for the World, the Club intends to launch a Rotary Discount Card in the second quarter of its year. The construction of a Library in Piggotts Primary is due to have a soft opening by Novemver 1, 2013. President Ato's charge to the members is dare to become involved, as we continue to Engage Rotary and Change Lives. |
Rotary Club of Antigua celebrates 39th AnniversarySeptember 10th, 2011 marks the 39th anniversary of the Rotary Club of Antigua. The Rotary Club of Antigua received its Charter on September 10th, 1972 sponsored by the Rotary Club of St. Kitts and Past District Governor Fred Lam. |
Rotary International President Kalyan Banerjee - 2011/2012On some days, when you pass his office on the 18th floor of One Rotary Center in Evanston, Illinois, USA, you will see Kalyan Banerjee seated at a large, round table with nothing on it, save for a few sheets of paper on which he is intently writing in longhand. Backlit by huge windows that offer a panoramic view of |
Rotary's 4-Way TestRotary's 4-Way Test invites you to think about your decisions by asking four questions. Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
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ABI Insurance assists Rotary's Meals on Wheels programmeABI Insurance Company Ltd. has extended its commitment to the community through a recent donation made to the Rotary Club of Antigua Meals on Wheels programme.
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Rotary member participates in US partnership celebrationCordel EA Josiah, MBE, past president of the Rotary Club of Antigua, has just returned from Virginia, USA, where he participated in the Rotary International Caribbean Partnership Celebrations 2011 held at the Sheraton Reston Hotel from July 21-23, 2011. |
Thank you for supporting this year's Colours FeteThe Colours Fete is a fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Antigua. All proceeds from Colours go towards various Rotary service projects. We are delighted with the strong level of support that the business community gave to us. When business people support Rotary they are very aware of the benefits to the community that the club’s projects have.
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Resources For Club OfficersRotary International offers many resources to help club officers understand their roles and responsibilities and help their club achieve its goals. |
Observations on Economic Conditions in Antigua & BarbudaThe following is the feature address delivered at the Rotary Club of Antigua 2011/2012 Handovery Ceremony. It was delivered by Vincent A. Richards, Ph.D. - Managing Principal, Richards & Associates.
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Incoming 2011-2012 President's SpeechImmediate Past President Errol, President Kingsley of the Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown, Other Past Presidents of the Rotary Club of Antigua, President Shamarie of the Rotaract Club of Antigua, Dr. Vincent Richards, the Outgoing and Incoming Board of Directors, fellow Rotarians, other specially invited guests, ladies and gentlemen, good evening. It is my pleasure to give remarks as the newly installed President of the Rotary Club of Antigua. |
Programme Highlight for 2010/2011 under the President of Errol Samuel
Fellow Rotarians:
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to serve as your President during the 2010-2011 Rotary Year. Also, many thanks to my Board of Directors for your overwhelming support during the year.
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New Board of Directory installed for 2011-12The Rotary Club of Antigua prepares to celebrate its 40th anniversary in September 2011, it will be executing projects under the guidance of a new board of directors. Denise Armstrong was installed as president for the 2011 – 2012 year, which takes effect from July 1, 2011.
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Rotary Club of Antigua Colours Fete
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