Rotary District 7030

18/06/2026

Congratulations to the Rotary Club of Georgetown Central on achieving the Zones 33/34 Excellence in Public Image Coordination (EPIC) recognition at Platinum level for the third year in a row.

This milestone is especially significant as the Rotary Club of Georgetown Central became the first Club in District 7030 to achieve EPIC Platinum recognition during the 2025–2026 Rotary year.

As shared in the video by President Lloyd David, this achievement reflects the Club’s continued commitment to strengthening Rotary’s public image through consistent communication, meaningful storytelling, effective branding, and active promotion of the impact of service.

Special kudos were also extended to Cilandell Glen, Public Image Chair and Past President, whose leadership and dedication have contributed to the Club’s continued success in public image excellence.

Well done to President Lloyd David, Cilandell Glen, the Board, and all members of the Rotary Club of Georgetown Central on this outstanding accomplishment.

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Félicitations au Rotary Club de Georgetown Central pour avoir obtenu, pour la troisième année consécutive, la distinction « Excellence in Public Image Coordination » (EPIC) au niveau Platine des zones 33/34.

Cette étape est d’autant plus significative que le Rotary Club de Georgetown Central est devenu le premier club du district 7030 à obtenir la distinction EPIC Platine au cours de l’année rotarienne 2025-2026.

Comme l’explique le président Lloyd David dans la vidéo, cette réussite reflète l’engagement continu du club à renforcer l’image publique du Rotary grâce à une communication cohérente, des récits pertinents, une stratégie de marque efficace et une promotion active de l’impact de ses actions.

Des félicitations particulières ont également été adressées à Cilandell Glen, responsable de l’image publique et ancienne présidente, dont le leadership et le dévouement ont contribué au succès continu du club en matière d’excellence de l’image publique.

Félicitations au président Lloyd David, à Cilandell Glen, au conseil d’administration et à tous les membres du Rotary Club de Georgetown Central pour cette remarquable réussite.

17/06/2026

17/06/2026

Congratulations to the Rotary Club of Fort-de-France Quest of Martinique on achieving the Zones 33/34 Excellence in Public Image Coordination (EPIC) recognition at Platinum level for the third year in a row.

This milestone is especially significant as the Rotary Club of Fort-de-France Quest is the first French Rotary Club in District 7030 to achieve EPIC Platinum recognition for three consecutive years.

This achievement reflects the Club’s continued commitment to strengthening Rotary’s public image through consistent communication, meaningful storytelling, effective branding, and the promotion of service that creates lasting impact.

Well done to the President, Board, Public Image Chair Edith Azur, and all members of the Rotary Club Fort de France Ouest on this outstanding accomplishment.

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Félicitations au Rotary Club de Fort-de-France Quest (Martinique) pour avoir obtenu, pour la troisième année consécutive, la distinction « Excellence in Public Image Coordination » (EPIC) au niveau Platine des zones 33/34.

Cette réussite revêt une importance particulière, car le Rotary Club de Fort-de-France Quest est le premier Rotary Club français du district 7030 à obtenir la distinction EPIC Platine pendant trois années consécutives.

Cette réussite témoigne de l’engagement continu du club à renforcer l’image publique du Rotary grâce à une communication cohérente, des récits pertinents, une stratégie de marque efficace et la promotion d’actions qui ont un impact durable.

Félicitations au président, au conseil d’administration, à la responsable de l’image publique Edith Azur et à tous les membres du Rotary Club de Fort-de-France Quest pour cette remarquable réussite.

Edith Azur
Rotary Club Fort de France Ouest

16/06/2026

13/06/2026

09/06/2026

Congratulations to the Rotary Club of Sangre Grande on receiving the Zones 33/34 Excellence in Public Image Coordination (EPIC) recognition for the third year in a row.

The Rotary Club of Sangre Grande is one of a number of Clubs in our District to achieve EPIC recognition for three consecutive years, reflecting its continued commitment to strengthening Rotary’s public image through collaboration, consistent communication, meaningful storytelling, and active participation in initiatives that serve the community.

As highlighted in the presentation, the Club’s success is rooted in teamwork, the use of Rotary’s public image resources, and a shared focus on showcasing the real impact of service.

Well done to the Rotary Club of Sangre Grande, President, Board, Public Image Chair Sabrina Sookdeo-Khillawan, and all members on this outstanding achievement. Here’s to continuing to connect, lead, sustain, and strengthen Rotary’s presence in the community.
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Félicitations au Rotary Club de Sangre Grande qui a reçu, pour la troisième année consécutive, la distinction « Excellence in Public Image Coordination » (EPIC) des zones 33/34.

Le Rotary Club de Sangre Grande fait partie des nombreux clubs de notre district à avoir obtenu la distinction EPIC pendant trois années consécutives, ce qui témoigne de son engagement continu à renforcer l’image publique du Rotary grâce à la collaboration, à une communication cohérente, à des récits pertinents et à une participation active à des initiatives au service de la communauté.

Comme souligné lors de la remise du prix, le succès du club repose sur le travail d'équipe, l'utilisation des ressources du Rotary en matière d'image publique et une volonté commune de mettre en avant l'impact réel de l'action.

Félicitations au Rotary Club de Sangre Grande, à son président, à son conseil d'administration, à la responsable de l'image publique Sabrina Sookdeo-Khillawan et à tous les membres pour cette remarquable réussite. Nous espérons continuer à créer des liens, à montrer la voie, à pérenniser et à renforcer la présence du Rotary au sein de la communauté.

09/06/2026

Congratulations DRRN-D Oliver!

09/06/2026

District 7030 Fellowship Lime – Venue Announcement

Join us on Monday, June 15, 2026 from 5:30 pm at YEN Bar, located on the 31st Floor of the W Taipei Hotel, for an evening of fellowship during the Rotary International Convention in Taipei.

📍 Floor 31, W Taipei Hotel
10 Zhongxiao East Road Sec. 5, Xinyi District, Taipei 110, Taiwan

Tickets are still available:
https://events.rotarydistrict7030.org

We look forward to seeing Rotarians, Rotaractors, family, and friends from across District 7030 there!

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Rencontre conviviale du District 7030 – Annonce du lieu

Rejoignez-nous le lundi 15 juin 2026 à partir de 17 h 30 au YEN Bar, situé au 31e étage de l'hôtel W Taipei, pour une soirée conviviale dans le cadre de la Convention internationale du Rotary à Taipei.

📍 31e étage, W Taipei Hotel
10 Zhongxiao East Road Sec. 5, district de Xinyi, Taipei 110, Taïwan

Il reste encore des billets disponibles :
https://events.rotarydistrict7030.org

Nous avons hâte d'y retrouver les Rotariens, les Rotaractiens, leurs familles et leurs amis de tout le district 7030 !

06/06/2026

Rotary District 7030 Governor Visits YTRC Vulnerable Youth Project

Rotary District 7030 Governor Soraya Warner-Gustave recently visited the Youth Transformation and Rehabilitation Centre, where the Rotary Club of St. Augustine is supporting youth rehabilitation and reintegration through the refurbishment of the Prosperity Dormitory.

The project, valued at approximately TT$135,000, will help restore a dedicated space for reflection, planning, confidence-building, and preparation for life beyond the institution.

Inspired by stories of transformation such as Nicholas Khan’s journey from incarceration to scholarship, entrepreneurship, and youth mentorship, this project reflects Rotary’s commitment to creating opportunities for vulnerable youth and strengthening pathways back into family, community, education, and
productive life.

Soraya Warner-Gustave, Rotary District 7030 Governor Visits YTRC Project as Rotary Club of St. Augustine Champions Youth Rehabilitation: From Incarceration to Inspiration

The Rotary Club of St. Augustine is supporting youth rehabilitation and reintegration through the refurbishment of the Prosperity Dormitory at the Youth Transformation and Rehabilitation Centre (YTRC).

Formerly used as a Pre-Release Room, the space once helped young men nearing the end of their rehabilitation programme prepare for life beyond the institution. Closed after 2020 and later used for storage, the room is now being restored to provide a dedicated environment for reflection, planning, confidence-building, and preparation for return to family, community, education, and productive life.

Valued at approximately TT$135,000, the project forms part of the Club’s wider commitment to vulnerable youth, personal development, and community reintegration. It is also supported by the inspiring story of Nicholas Khan, a former inmate whose journey from incarceration to scholarship, entrepreneurship, and youth mentorship reflects the transformation the project seeks to encourage. His story is featured in the video “From Incarceration to Inspiration”: https://youtu.be/XXWdODJFnKY

The site was recently visited by Soraya Warner-Gustave, District Governor of Rotary District 7030, who toured the facility and recognised the value of collaborative, community-driven projects that support youth rehabilitation and reintegration.

“This project is about more than refurbishing a room. It is about restoring a space of possibility,” said Melissa Senhouse-Cox, President of the Rotary Club of St. Augustine.

The project has received support from Dean’s Hardware, General Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Ltd, Rite Buy Hardware Ltd., Moosai Hardware Limited, Community Conflict Resolution Centre (TTPS), Ferguson Premium Electrical Services, Color Shop 2004 Limited, and members of the Rotary Club of St. Augustine.

Photo Caption: District Governor Soraya Warner-Gustave with representatives of the Rotary Club of St. Augustine, the Trinidad and Tobago Prison Service, project partners, and Nicholas Khan during the visit to the Youth Transformation and Rehabilitation Centre.

Photography: Robert Taylor, Trinidad Express Newspapers.

Rotary District 7030
Trinidad Express Newspapers