Rotary clubs sponsor them, but Rotaract members manage and fund their clubs independently. As you connect with other young leaders in Rotaract, you can take advantage of all that Rotary has to offer, including:
Scholarships and peace fellowships
RYLA events
Friendship exchanges or vocational training teams
Rotary club membership
Sponsor a Rotaract club. International connections
From attending
international events to joining a Rotarian Action Group, you’ll discover a variety of ways to connect globally through Rotaract. Events
Celebrate your club’s commitment to creating positive change by getting involved in:
World Rotaract Week
Rotaract multidistrict events
Rotaract Preconvention Meeting
Interota
You can learn more about these events in the Rotaract Handbook. Follow Rotaract on Facebook, Twitter, Slideshare, and Storify for updates on these events and to find inspiration and ideas for getting involved. Twin clubs
Connect with a Rotaract club in another country by developing a twin club relationship. Not only will it expand your knowledge of another country and its cultures, you’ll also increase your club’s global impact. Find potential twin club candidates by referring to the Worldwide Rotaract Directory, available to Rotaract club presidents and district leaders through the Rotaract Workgroup. Clubs interested in a twin club relationship are marked with a letter P. Rotarian Action Groups
Connect with Rotaract and Rotary members and their families who are experts in a particular field by joining a Rotarian Action Group. Group members share their expertise by collaborating with clubs and districts on service projects. Learn more
Rotary Fellowships
Interested in scuba diving or marathon running? Want to use your skills as a doctor or environmentalist to make a difference? Share your hobby or vocation with fellow club members, their spouses, and Rotary members. Some Rotary Fellowships are purely social, and others use their common interests and skills to carry out service projects. Learn more
District connections
Your district offers a variety of ways to stay up-to-date on what’s happening in your area. You can also contact Rotaract clubs outside your district using the Worldwide Rotaract Directory. Your club or district Rotaract leaders can access the directory through the Rotaract Workgroup. District Rotaract representatives
District Rotaract representatives are Rotaract members who have been elected by clubs in their district to help promote and share information about Rotaract with their members. District governors may appoint a Rotary member to serve as a district Rotaract chair. Together, the district Rotaract representative and chair serve as co-chairs for the district Rotaract committee, which comprises Rotaract and Rotary members.
