Guest Speaker, Bernie Bott, PDG, Vice President of Australian Rotary Health.
Bernie spoke with passion on Australian Rotary Health, which was founded in 1981 by RC of Mornington raising funds to assist research into SIDS. Over $2mill was raised, and since then over $50 mill has been raised by clubs to support medical research and scholarships, with much focus now being on mental health, with youth mental health largely the current focus.
It offers scholarships to indigenous students undertaking health studies, currently up to 80 available to the value of $2,500 payable for each year required to complete the course.
Bernie thanked RC of Yea for their financial support and urged the club to continue to see Australian Rotary Health as a priority.
Vote of Thanks—Will De Castella.

It offers scholarships to indigenous students undertaking health studies, currently up to 80 available to the value of $2,500 payable for each year required to complete the course.
Bernie thanked RC of Yea for their financial support and urged the club to continue to see Australian Rotary Health as a priority.
Vote of Thanks—Will De Castella.

Cycle Dindi—Julie Lynch
Julie gave a quick wrap of another very successful Cycle Dindi, held last Saturday in perfect bike riding weather. There were 183 riders, the highest number so are! The trail was in top condition, with thanks to the Shire for maintenance following the storms the previous week.
Once again, the working dog exhibition and morning tea at Nutfield, and lunch on the riverbank at Cremona were a highlight for riders and made it a special day. Thanks to John Sinclair and family for their continued support, and all Rotarians for your assistance with catering, registrations, marshalling, set up and the many other tasks behind the scene.
Julie gave a quick wrap of another very successful Cycle Dindi, held last Saturday in perfect bike riding weather. There were 183 riders, the highest number so are! The trail was in top condition, with thanks to the Shire for maintenance following the storms the previous week.
Once again, the working dog exhibition and morning tea at Nutfield, and lunch on the riverbank at Cremona were a highlight for riders and made it a special day. Thanks to John Sinclair and family for their continued support, and all Rotarians for your assistance with catering, registrations, marshalling, set up and the many other tasks behind the scene.
Youth Exchange

Haru has been invited to present to the Broadmeadows Club, who are her co host club, on Wednesday 30th April. This is a meal meeting held at the Glenroy RSL. To assist members to attend we will carpool, and there will not be a meeting in Yea that week.

Thanks to Yea Show Committee for catering this week,
another really delicious meal!