Monadnock Rotary Club

10/19/2019

Join the Dublin to Harrisville Community Walk for Recovery and help reframe how communities think about Substance Use Disorders (alias addiction) and recovery. Help raise appreciation for the fact that recovery is possible, happens in many ways, and that the community is an important part of the solution.

Mary Drew of Reality Check said, ‘Recovery is having a job. Recovery is having a place to live and a community to belong to’. We should encourage those working toward recovery and help them get back into the mainstream. Recovery must be a Public Health process with a goal for reintegration, not a Criminal Justice issue that marginalizes people with SUD without treating their problems.

Walkers can sign up online at MonadnockRotary.org, or join us at The Dublin School on Sunday, Oct. 20 with sign-in between 12:30pm and 1pm when we’ll proceed 3 miles (mostly downhill) to the Harrisville Granite Mill Community Room. Transportation back to Dublin School will be provided.

Don’t want to walk? Come directly to Harrisville’s Granite Mill exhibits and talks from 1-4pm where our regional leaders in recovery, treatment and prevention will be on hand to discuss how communities can support those in recovery as they rebuild productive lives. Speakers and panel discussion start at 2:30.

Come learn what communities can do to reverse the tide of our opioid crisis. Visit http://MonadnockRotary.org for info. The Community Walk for Recovery is a Monadnock Rotary Club event.

Hope to see you Sunday!

The Monadnock Rotary Club (Peterborough) serves Monadnock Region of southern NH and is based in Dublin, NH.

10/17/2019

Join the Dublin to Harrisville Community Walk for Recovery and help reframe how communities think about Substance Use Disorders (alias addiction) and recovery. Help raise appreciation for the fact that recovery is possible, happens in many ways, and that the community is an important part of the solution. Learn more at https://portal.clubrunner.ca/2945/Stories/mrc-community-walk-for-recovery_story

10/17/2019

DUBLIN — In an effort to fight the stigma of substance use disorders, the Monadnock Rotary Club is hosting its first Community Walk For Recovery Sunday.

10/14/2019

It is our opportunity to talk openly of the role communities must play to help people in recovery successfully return to mainstream society. Learn more at https://portal.clubrunner.ca/2945/Stories/mrc-community-walk-for-recovery_story

10/11/2019

Join us for the walk! Please share with your friends and help spread the word about this event. Learn more here: https://portal.clubrunner.ca/2945/Stories/mrc-community-walk-for-recovery_story

Recovery is having a job, having a place to live, and being back in the community. Join us - see https://MonadnockRotary.org for info

10/11/2019

Recovery is having a job, having a place to live, and being back in the community. Join us - see https://MonadnockRotary.org for info

11/16/2016

The Rotary Youth Leadership Award -- RYLA -- is now open for registration!
Saturday, March 25th
8:30 - 4:30
Dublin School
Information available at http://portal.clubrunner.ca/2945/SitePage/ryla/about-ryla

06/29/2016

Gavel night at MacDowell...celebrating Rob Harris' year of dedicated leadership and looking forward to a great year with Sue Copley.

03/21/2016

Thank you to everyone for an AMAZING RYLA event on Saturday. We held it at Dublin School with facilitators from the Browne Center and 37 teens from 14 different clubs. The level of energy and engagement was outstanding. Here are a few pictures of some of our future leaders!

09/24/2015

Come join us for the 2015 Wellness Festival this Saturday, September 26, at the Peterborough Community Center.

The Festival kicks off with the ConVal Walk for Wellness at 8 am. (Registration opens at 7:30 am). From 9 am - 2 pm, we will have a variety of free health screenings and a wide range of health experts available to the public. There will be food available from our local farmers and, of course, the ever popular Soupfest.

In addition, this year, in conjunction with the National Prescription Drug Take-Back event on Sept. 26, we will be accepting expired or unwanted prescription drugs, no charge and no questions asked.

Following the Festival, noted local birdwatcher Tom Warren will conduct a birdwalk at the Edward MacDowell Reservoir. The walk will begin at 2:30 pm at the reservoir’s picnic pavilion.

So put us on your calendar, and spread the word!

09/21/2015

Please share this with Monadnock area friends. Free health screenings, vendors, Tattoo will be playing music, soup tasting contest.

Come join us for the 2015 Wellness Festival this Saturday, September 26, at the Peterborough Community Center.

The Festival kicks off with the ConVal Walk for Wellness at 8 am. (Registration opens at 7:30 am). From 9 am - 2 pm, we will have a variety of free health screenings and a wide range of health experts available to the public. There will be food available from our local farmers and, of course, the ever popular Soupfest.

In addition, this year, in conjunction with the National Prescription Drug Take-Back event on Sept. 26, we will be accepting expired or unwanted prescription drugs, no charge and no questions asked.

Following the Festival, noted local birdwatcher Tom Warren will conduct a birdwalk at the Edward MacDowell Reservoir. The walk will begin at 2:30 pm at the reservoir’s picnic pavilion.

So put us on your calendar, and spread the word!