Our speaker this Friday is Krish Nair. He has an immense knowledge base not only in the field of coding but also in the field of robotics and video creation and editing.
He believes that young people should be involved in community programs to build a stronger future for their community and country. Krish is currently studying a double degree, Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Cognitive and Brain Science, and works at the NSW Parliament. See you for breakfast on Friday...everyone welcome.
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See you there!
Building a stronger community is always a good idea
Our cheese and wine night is back 🍷!!! Please Save the date: Thursday April 10th and join us for an evening of fine wine and conversation at Norwest. Follow this link to book or use the QR code in comments www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1205837
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Sad to hear of the passing of another fine Rotarian.
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Heartfelt condolences
Appropriate impressive recognition of a revered and loved Rotarian.
My thoughts are with you Castle Hill Rotary & to Jenny & Family. Another true selfless Rotarian we have lost.
This morning, Tracey, Cassandra, and Rebecca had the honour of attending the Norwest Sunrise Rotary Club International Women's Day Breakfast 2025.
The event was filled with inspiration as speakers Melissa Monteiro, Azita Abdollahian, Dr Nicole Pearce, and Ubah Gabris shared powerful stories of resilience, leadership, and balancing life’s many roles.
For us at Fusion Careers, International Women’s Day is all about celebrating the amazing women in our lives and recognising our accomplishments, strength, and ability to support one another through any challenge.
A big thank you to the team behind this fantastic event! Here’s to continuing to empower women and build more inclusive communities, workplaces, and futures. 🙌
#InternationalWomensDay #FusionCareers #WomenEmpoweringWomen
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Thank you Fusion Careers!
Accelerate Action is the theme of the 2025 IWD with advancement in education, employment and leadership for women the aim.
This morning's speakers all embraced the theme but the core message was women need to be kinder to themselves and "feel their worth".
Change is possible but change needs action.
Melissa Monteiro, Azita Abdollahian, Dr Nicole Pearce and Ubah Gabris are all amazing women who have suceeded but not without challenges.
Our club is a strong supporter of International Women's Day and we are very proud of our club President Maria Conducto and the programs we work on as a team.
More than 50 people attended the breakfast. If you would like to know more about our dynamic club please join us for Friday breakfasts at Norwest.
Thank you to the Mayor, Michelle Byrne, and Deputy Mayor Frank di Masi for joining us today.
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Great turn up which is encouraging for speakers. This is indeed a vibrant Rotary Club.
Thank you to everyone that came and to all our inspiring speakers.
A day well spent by club members
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Thank you team!
Great to see Norwest Sunrise Rotary Club members helping with the The Hills Shire Council Clean Up Australia event at Crestwood Reserve today. #cleanupaustralia #hillsshirecouncil #norwestrotary
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Congratulations everyone.
Our club President Maria spoke about her attendance at Rotary's recent International Peace conference in Turkey which she attended representing our club and Rotary District 9685.
She met International President Stephanie Urchick and 1000 delegates dedicated to Peace.
🕊️ Alan spoke about the hundreds of blankets that Rotary has just shipped to Jordan 🇯🇴 which will be distributed to charities working with refugees from Gaza.
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Our international Women's Day Breakfast is at Norwest Sunrise Rotary Club next Friday (March 7th). We have 4 powerful speakers.
Please join us. The link is below.
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Looking forward to this breakfast Len Puzon Cherelyn Daisy Ann Affy Debbie Deborah Manisha Barbara Krissie. A powerful morning with 4 amazing women Melissa Monteiro Nicole Pearce Ubah Gabris Azita Abdollahian.
So good Maria !👏🏽
This morning was all about Denmark and the power of the Rotary Exchange program. Bev spoke about her recent visit to Scandinavia and meeting up with our club's Rotary exchange student Ingrid and staying with Ingrid's wonderful family. We also learnt a bit more about the Danish language which is very literal...the word for lizard translates to 4 legs and skyscrapers are tall houses!!!
Our club meets every Friday at Norwest at 7am. Visitors are always welcome.
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Thank you Bev Jordan❤️
So sorry I missed Bev’s travel take and catch up with Ingrid. One day not far off Bev you will be living in a ‘tall house’. 💕
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Our Norwest Sunrise Rotary Club President is currently in Turkey for the International Peace Conference. It's snowing in Instanbul and Maria hasn't any winter clothes!!' She has already met some great people o cluding the International President Stephanie Urchick and the young Peace winner from Canada.
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Well done Maria 👏🏽
Thank you Bev Jordan❤️
Great work Maria 🌟❄️🌟. Are you the only Australian there?
A great Rotarian. Bruce will be greatly missed.
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Thankyou on behalf of his family and his Castle Hill Rotary family for your kind words
Bruce was such an amazing Rotarian. He had a wonderful sense of humour and great warmth. Service Above Self describes him well.
Was great to see our Rotaract Mentor Krissie Webb alongside Hills Rotaractors and other RYPEN mentors complete their Youth Mental Health First Aid certification over the weekend - ensuring they are upskilled ready to mentor 60+ teenagers at this year's Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment winter camp.
Applications open soon - so if you have a 14-16 year old student who might be interested in this 3-day leadership and personal development camp, DM us to find out more!
#winterrypen #hillsrotaract #youthleadership #youthmentorship
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It was an appropriate day to have a talk on love, peace and justice.
Rabbi Zalman Kastel, the Dean and Founder of Together for Humanity and Hills businessman and local resident Abbas Aly who established the Imam Hasan Islamic Prayer Centre at Annangrove both spoke to club members today.
It was a timely talk.
The message was you can't have peace without justice.
We are all dififferent but we need to understand each other and find the common things we agree on.
Both men condemned the hate words of the two Bankstown nurses.
The Muslim Prayer Centre at Annangrove holds regular interfaith meetings and both men speak together about understanding and respect.
Together for Humanity togetherforhumanity.org.au brings people from different backgrounds together, fostering meaningful conversations that lead to real change.
Club President Maria Conducto introduced the speakers saying it is vital we all take a step towards fostering peace and understanding in our community and world.
"Be the change you want to see."
A big thank you to Krissie and Mason for our heart/shaped cookies and to Bev for chocolate hearts ♥️ 💜🌟
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beautiful photos! Thank you Bev Jordan!
Congratulations. Sounds like you had a most enlightening meeting. Many more people need to hear this type of discussion. 💙
Speaker Spotlight – Melissa Monteiro
🌍 Championing Change for Migrant & Refugee Communities
For over 20 years, Melissa Monteiro has been a relentless advocate for inclusivity, opportunity, and social justice. As the CEO of the Community Migrant Resource Centre, she has transformed the lives of thousands by creating pathways to employment, education, and empowerment for migrants and refugees.
💬 “When we accelerate action, we create a society where no one is left behind.”
🔥 Ready to be inspired? Join us at the Norwest Sunrise Rotary IWD Breakfast and hear from Melissa Monteiro on how resilience, leadership, and compassion can drive real change.
📅 Book your seat today: trybooking.com/CYVIT
#IWD2025 #MigrantSupport #AccelerateAction #WomenInLeadership #RotaryNorwestSunrise
Norwest Sunrise International Women's Day Breakfast 2025
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Just bought two tickets. Looking forward to a great event
Fabulous work by the Learning Glow team, getting a box of learning resources to Cambodia.
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🕊️ February is Rotary’s Peacebuilding & Conflict Prevention Month. We invite you to an extraordinary conversation with Rabbi Zalman Kastel AM, a renowned peacebuilder and advocate for interfaith understanding, social cohesion, and conflict resolution.
As the Dean and Founder of Together for Humanity, Rabbi Kastel has spent decades bringing diverse communities together, fostering respect, empathy, and real change in schools, workplaces, and society at large.
✨ Join us for this inspiring session as Rabbi Zalman Kastel shares his insights on how we can all play a role in creating a more peaceful and inclusive society.
📅 Date: Friday, February 14, 2025
📍 Venue: The Hills Shire Admin building - 3 Columbia Court, Norwest
⏰ Time: 7:00AM (order breakfast at the café) then 7:20AM start of the presentation.
🎟️ 👉🏻 bit.ly/3CRYr3z
✨Reserve your spot now
#PeacebuildingAndConflictPrevention
#Rotary
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see you there!
Why do people join Rotary? There are so many reasons: making a positive difference in the community, personal growth, networking and friendship. Alex Hezari spoke about membership and how we can expand the Magic of Rotary. It was great to see so many new members, existing members and returned travellers. We missed those who couldn't be there due to work and travel. This is a great club with lots to talk about🌟Visitors are always welcome. Friday mornings at 7am (for 7.20am start) at the Hills Shire council admin building 3 Columbia Court Norwest. #norwestrotary #MagicofRotary #ServiceAboveSelf
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Great to see ever one,keep them comomg S
Love this club, love the welcomes, the energy and good deeds. ♥️
Please note that there’s only ONE dinosaur in this photo and that’s the one sitting on a lap in the front row. We are an exceptionally young club. 👏👍🏻😄😄
Welcome to January 2025 - Rotary's Vocational Service Month!
Join Us …. Make a Difference.
Paul Harris wrote: "Each Rotarian is a connecting link between the idealism of Rotary and their trade or profession". Vocational Service may be the least understood of the Rotary Avenues of Service, and yet it is the very foundation of Rotary itself.
The introductory statement and three of the four objectives of Rotary relate to Vocational Service, underlining its importance to the philosophy and culture of Rotary.
Those objectives are:
To encourage and foster high ethical standards in business and professions, to recognise the worthiness of all useful occupations, to dignify the Rotarian’s occupation as an opportunity to serve society.
To apply the ideal of service in personal, business and community life.
To advance international understanding and goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of businessmen and professional men and women united in the ideal of service.
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