Rotary SAFE Families has gone global!  We are so excited to be invited to share our Rotary SAFE Families initiative

with the world.

We are becoming an advocate for not only prevention of family violence and abuse in Australia, but to global peace and

mental health literacy. We have made this decision in the hope we can help build a culture of peace (family) whilst

preventing family abuse and violence to anyone, anywhere, anytime!

Rotary SAFE Families - Building a Culture of Peace 

We are honoured to be joined in our global endeavours by three inspirational Rotary International leaders as our Patrons

    Immediate RI Past President - Gordon McInally

 Immediate RI Past Vice President - Pat Merryweather-Arges

 Chair Rotary Action Group for Peace - Grace Van Zyl

Please join us at our first global Mega-Meeting on Friday 7 March at 11.00 AM (AEDT)

Register here: https://forms.gle/TBxBwTrAZtEEhJH49

 OR via our QR code link on our Invitation to you

On registration, you will be invited to become a global Special Representative of Rotary SAFE Families - Building a Culture of Peace

We hope you will join us and hear from our inspirational Guest Speakers. If you are unable to attend, there will be You Tube podcast available later.

Thank you from our Leadership Team:

Dorothy Gilmour - Co Chair Rotary SAFE Families - Building a Culture of Peace, President Rotary Hawthorn

Peter Berg - Co Chair Rotary SAFE Families, Member Rotary Melbourne

Ronald Moss - President Rotary Caroline Springs

Ahmed Tohow - Global Peace Ambassador, Rotary Melbourne

Shakilah Wesonga - Global Peace Ambassador, Brotherhood of St Laurence

Mark Pinoli - Rotary Hawthorn Director of International Service

Getrude Matshe - Rotary Melbourne

Puja Gangopadhyay - Rotary Melbourne

Ramona Martinovici - Rotary Melbourne

Oscar Lumire - President Rotary Kericho, Kenya

Ozuem Esiri - Host/Convenor Rotary International Mega-Meetings

Ari Talantis - Rotary Hawthorn

Vincent Chen - Rotary Hawthorn

Elijah Marangu - Mental Health Literacy Specialist

Remember: Abuse Prevention Begins with YOU and ME!