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Environment Statement
Rotary Club Mount Martha
Acknowledges the importance of protecting and preserving the environment.
Is proactive in promoting environmentally sustainable projects.
Ensures that at all current and future Rotary projects and events, consideration will be given to:
· Reducing Waste   
· Promoting Recycling   
· Reducing the Environmental Impact
 
 
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Your Privacy is important to us. Your trust is important to us. If we ask for your personal information, we only ask for personal information that we need. If you give us your personal information, we will treat it in accordance with our Privacy Policy. 
The Rotary Club of Mount Martha and Rotary International District 9820 is committed to providing quality services to you and this policy outlines our ongoing obligations to you in respect of how we manage your Personal Information.
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The theme of this year’s Global Recycling Day is “Don’t think waste – think opportunity” which is exactly what Rob Davies of Mount Martha Rotary thought 3 years ago. Rob has been the driving force behind our Containers 4 Community (C4C) container deposit project. Our team of bin chickens is out EVERY day collecting containers. In the 2 years & 3 months since we became an Over The Counter collection point & started working with local community groups on our C4C project we have collected over 725,000 containers and put over $92,000 into our community. Now that’s thinking opportunity and not waste!

 


 

Support has been provided to the Mornington Park Primary School Little Learners decodable books literacy program for Years Prep – 2 and advanced learning levels. This initiative is through the Decodable Books program. The Little Learners books are delightful stories that children can read by applying their phonics knowledge. The books increase in length and complexity as the children move through the program. The school had a limited resources of the Decodable Books - insufficient to allow students full access to increase their individual literacy learning. Through the donation of funds of totaling $5800 which consisted of $2900 from the Rotary Club Mount Martha and the club contribution being matched from the RAWCS (Rotary Australia World Community Service) Compassionate Grants program, full sets of the books program were able to be purchased. 
Stacie McCullough, Assistant Principal said “The children are all going to benefit greatly from these wonderful books. They are all excited about having some new books to read next year”.

Pictured are Grade 1 students Noah and Naomi with Rotary Club member Merv Williams
 

 
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