The International Committee of the Rotary Club of Salt Lake City is group of dedicated and inspiring individuals who in partnership with other Rotary Clubs and individuals are involved in an impressive variety of projects.
Did you know about the projects in the following story? Paul Stringham a member of the International Committe and Past President of the Rotary Club of Salt Lake City shares an update on the Cambodia projects. We will continue to post and share the International Committees projects online and via social media in the coming months.
International Projects take a considerable amount of time to plan, organize and implement with funding requirements to follow establishing strong relationships with clubs and organizations in countries around the world. To learn more about what it takes to establish an international project visit the Rotary Foundation Grants Page on Rotary International.
Current International Committee Projects underway or in planning
- Stunting (Protein Calorie Malnutrition) in Uganda Global Grant
- Menstrual Health Project in India – Jaye Ramanan, Karmeen Kulkarni, Skyler, and Tim LaPine
- Honduras Water and Well Project - Mark Maxfield
- Neuro-Rehabilitation Program, Morocco – Mo Sbia
- Uganda Peace, Education, and Family Planning Project Update – Paula Fellingham
- Club Rotario de Barranquilla, Columbia – Columbia Strabismus Project in South America – Mark Maxfield
- South America Self-Reliance Project – Mark Maxfield
- Scheer Memorial Hospital Global Grant and Health Service Needs in Nepal: “CT Scanner and Ambulance” – Tim Lapine and Scott Leckman
- Eradication of Tuberculosis in Nepal – Global Grant in the Pyuthan and Chitwan Districts of Nepal – Scott Leckman and Tim Lapine
- Aadya: Tuberculosis Awareness and Prevention Grant – Jaye Ramanan
- Ukraine Orphanage Update - Paul Stringham
- Cambodia
If you would be interested in participating in a project, donating or learning more, the next International Committee Meeting will be September 17, 2024 – 11:00 a.m.
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