The Rosefield Community Shed was an initiative of the Rosefield Uniting Church in Highgate and is strongly supported by the Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society of SA and Unley City Council.

The Rosefield Community Shed encourages men and women 18 years and older from the local and neighbouring communities to enjoy and enhance their health and well-being by sharing experiences, participating in a range of pleasurable and meaningful activities in a medium of wood and other materials and giving back to the community.

The Rosefield Community Shed was an initiative of the Rosefield Uniting Church in Highgate and is strongly   supported by the Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society of SA and Unley City Council.

The Rosefield Community Shed encourages men and women 18 years and older from the local and neighbouring communities to enjoy and enhance their health and well-being by sharing experiences, participating in a range of pleasurable and meaningful activities in a medium of wood and other materials and giving back to the community.

Martin Rowe President of the the Rotary Club of Blackwoodwill be discussing a community victims of Domestic Violence assistance program.

BBQ for children with disabilities, in conjunction with Variety Club.

Campbelltown Rotary will be managing the BBQ on Tuesday April 8 and Unley Rotary will be managing the BBQ on Wednesday April 9.

For the day we need 19 volunteers, please advise by acceptance that you can help. Additional volunteers will be sought from other Clubs if we cannot make the numbers

Our guest speaker I’m Phil Charlton is partialy blind as a the result of a stroke, and uses his life experienceI draw on my life experiences, knowledge, and strategies to deliver life-changing results.Phil's passion is helping you discover your ‘why’ and guiding you toward becoming the best version of yourself. 

On the 17th April 1835 the Rotary Club of Unley was chartered. So tomorrow 17th April 2025 our club turns 90 and we start our 90th Year of operation.

Come along and celebrate the event and listen to our charismatic service commitee chairs tell us what thier committess have been doing, what is planned for the remaining of this Rotary year and ideas for next year.

Project Yeti has two volunteer dental clinics in Nepal.

​The main clinic is in the Kopan Monastery, overlooking Kathmandu Valley. 

The second clinic is the remote and beautiful Solukhumbu.

Our aim is to provide a high level of dental care to the underprivileged people of Nepal, including monks, nuns, and orphans.

​Dr Manos began the project in 2012 with partner, Helen, to provide dental care and oral health education in Kathmandu.

The Kopan Monastery Clinic is near Boudhanath, overlooking the Kathmandu valley

​The second clinic which is near Salleri in Lower Solukhumbu, provides treatment for the school children at the Mount Everest School.

This week we take on Edwardstown Rotary Club, in a Quiz night at the Maid of Auckland Hotel, 926 South Road, Edwardstown.

So brush up on your General knowledge and be ready to WIN!!

Presentation by George Gouzonis who specialises in projects that drive innovation, promote positive ageing, and build capacity in aged care and community services. His work includes artificial intelligence adoption, training and capacity building, and driving change through policy.

Guest Speaker enthusiast Kevin Marzahn present the Cockle Train

Guest speaker Amanda Stephenson From MNDA SA will talking about Motor Neuron Disease

Unley High School is have a music event that has been discussed at last 2 Rotary meetings. Refer Bulletin

They have offered members free tickets to the event but need the numbers attending so tickets can be provided

Time is of the essence so an immediate response is required