Rotary Action Groups
How a RAG Can Help a Club Project
Rotary Action Groups Active in D9810
Rotary Action Groups by Area of Focus
Rotary Action Groups That Work in More Than One Area of Focus
How to Start a Rotary Action Group
Rotary Action Group Directory
1.How a RAG Can Help a Club Project
Contact a Rotary Action Group to:
- Get expert advice on planning and implementing service projects, including those funded by Rotary Foundation district and global grants
- Connect with potential project partners, both within and outside of Rotary
- Get help fundraising and obtaining resources for projects
Join a Rotary Action Group to share your expertise and make a difference in projects outside your club or district.
Rotary Action Groups’ Contact Information
To get involved, look at our directory and contact the action group you're interested in.
2.Rotary Action Groups Active in D9810
Rotary Action Group Against Slavery – Contact person Tony or Robyn Stokes Box Hill Central
Rotary Action Group for Family Safety – Contact person Tony Monley Manningham
Rotary Action Group for Water & Sanitation – Contact person Mark Balla Box Hill Central
Rotary Action for Environmental Sustainability – Contact person Pat Armstrong Doncaster
3.Rotary Action Groups by area of focus
Promoting peace
Fighting disease
Addiction Prevention
Alzheimer's/Dementia
Blindness Prevention
Blood Donation
Diabetes
Family Health/AIDS Prevention
Health Education and Wellness
Hearing
Hepatitis Eradication
Malaria
Mental Health
Multiple Sclerosis
Polio Survivors and Associates
Alzheimer's/Dementia
Blindness Prevention
Blood Donation
Diabetes
Family Health/AIDS Prevention
Health Education and Wellness
Hearing
Hepatitis Eradication
Malaria
Mental Health
Multiple Sclerosis
Polio Survivors and Associates
Providing clean water and sanitation
Saving mothers and children
Supporting education
Growing local economies
4.Action groups that work in more than one area of focus
5.How to start a Rotary Action Group
- Read this Guide for Prospective Action Groups.
- Find others interested in the topic:
- Join a discussion group or start a new one.
- Use Rotary’s presence on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to promote your idea.
- Attend the Rotary International Convention or other Rotary events.
- Reach out to district leaders in other countries to build membership.
6.Rotary Action Group Directory
To contact a Rotary Action Group, download the directory by going to