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If you are involved with Rotary projects you may be considered to receive the following awards:

• Avenues of Service Award
• Rotary Foundation Citation for Meritorious Service
• Rotary Foundation Distinguished Service Award
• Rotary Foundation District Service Award
• Service Above Self Award

Unfortunately you will not be able to volunteer full-time and receive living expenses. Volunteers do a tremendous job providing their time, effort and personal commitment to help others.

You are able to volunteer with friends and family if they have been given approval to assist with a project.

Members must suffice the following criteria: 

• Hold (or retired from) a professional, proprietary, executive, managerial, community or business ownership position.
• Commitment to service through involvement in Rotary's projects
• Adhere to the clubs 50% meeting attendance
• Live or work within the surrounding area of the Weston Creek Rotary Club

It is recommended that you attend 50% of the Rotary's yearly meetings so you have the ability to meet and network with fellow Rotarians.

The amount of time that you are able to dedicate is up to how much involvement you have indicated in a given community project. For example, if you are leading a project you will most likely have to spend more time volunteering than someone who is assisting in the execution of a project.

There is no age restriction to becoming a volunteer with Rotary.

Absolutely! Get in touch with our executive board or send us an email and we will be able to accomodate your needs to give you the support that you require. Our executive board have many years of experience and will be able to guide you through the volunteering experience.

Whilst you are able to volunteer online through driving our digital presence, we recommend you to become involved on a first hand basis so you are able to ascertain a better understanding of how Rotary rolls out a community project from strategy to execution.