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The Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment (RYPEN) aims to provide young people with the opportunity to develop their potential and self-esteem, provide experiences that will assist them to form their own values and moral standards, and to broaden their cultural, social and academic horizons. The program pushes students to develop their leadership skills so that they can excel in their field. Hailey on left (black & white striped top) This year the Rotary Club of Caloundra sponsored Hailey Morse to RYPEN held at the Luther Heights Youth Camp, Coolum Beach. The camp started Friday afternoon 11 August and continued until Sunday. Hailey is a close friend of Lilly Lang who attended RYPEN last year. Lilly spoke to this year's students on how much this camp did for her last year. Lilly is also keen to become a Junior Leader but has to wait for a couple of years yet. Our member Darryl’s wife Shirley (Lilly’s grandmother) also attended this year's dinner. Lilly and Hailey talking to camp leaders |
Our next BBQ is being held at Bunnings on Wednesday 23 August.
Are you planning to attend our Friday evening social? It is open to all members and friends and is especially suited to members who may find it difficult to join us for breakfast.
These resources help orient new Rotarians:
Recently Dave Woodrow and John Malloy (President, Rotary Club of Alexandra Headland) donated some furniture and white goods to STEMM. 
The Annual Mayoral Ball in support of SunnyKids to be held on Saturday 7 October. The event will be held in the McDermott Aviation Hangar at the Sunshine Coast Airport Marcoola. Themed the sky is the limit, the night will also incorporate the 50th anniversary of the naming of the Sunshine Coast. 
