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Chris SpheerisLuis Peralta
Eros track 7
1997
New Age
33488852
Rotarianrsquos Are Built To Last
Empowerment of New
GenerationsThe Challenge of Rotary
Rotarianrsquos Are Built To Last
33 Millions
Past RI President Luis Vicente Giay in 1996
ldquoOur vision for the future now more than ever is the difference between success and failure
The New Generations are our investment in the future Let us begin to buildthat future todayrdquo
New Generations Service became Rotaryrsquos fifth Avenue of Service in 2010 Defined in article 5 of the Standard Rotary Club Constitution
New Generation
Rotaract Interact RYLA Youth Exchange NG alumni
Interact
Interact is a club for youth ages 12-18 who want to connect with others in their community or school Interact club members have fun while carrying out service projects and learning about the world Interact clubs organize at least two service projects a year One that benefits their community and one that encourages international understanding While Interact clubs receive guidance from individual Rotary clubs they govern and support themselves
Interact
Interact
40 Rotary clubs do not have Interact clubs
40 Clubs
39Clubs
Interact clubs
Interact
20 activeClubs
19 inactiveClubs
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Rotarianrsquos Are Built To Last
Empowerment of New
GenerationsThe Challenge of Rotary
Rotarianrsquos Are Built To Last
33 Millions
Past RI President Luis Vicente Giay in 1996
ldquoOur vision for the future now more than ever is the difference between success and failure
The New Generations are our investment in the future Let us begin to buildthat future todayrdquo
New Generations Service became Rotaryrsquos fifth Avenue of Service in 2010 Defined in article 5 of the Standard Rotary Club Constitution
New Generation
Rotaract Interact RYLA Youth Exchange NG alumni
Interact
Interact is a club for youth ages 12-18 who want to connect with others in their community or school Interact club members have fun while carrying out service projects and learning about the world Interact clubs organize at least two service projects a year One that benefits their community and one that encourages international understanding While Interact clubs receive guidance from individual Rotary clubs they govern and support themselves
Interact
Interact
40 Rotary clubs do not have Interact clubs
40 Clubs
39Clubs
Interact clubs
Interact
20 activeClubs
19 inactiveClubs
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Empowerment of New
GenerationsThe Challenge of Rotary
Rotarianrsquos Are Built To Last
33 Millions
Past RI President Luis Vicente Giay in 1996
ldquoOur vision for the future now more than ever is the difference between success and failure
The New Generations are our investment in the future Let us begin to buildthat future todayrdquo
New Generations Service became Rotaryrsquos fifth Avenue of Service in 2010 Defined in article 5 of the Standard Rotary Club Constitution
New Generation
Rotaract Interact RYLA Youth Exchange NG alumni
Interact
Interact is a club for youth ages 12-18 who want to connect with others in their community or school Interact club members have fun while carrying out service projects and learning about the world Interact clubs organize at least two service projects a year One that benefits their community and one that encourages international understanding While Interact clubs receive guidance from individual Rotary clubs they govern and support themselves
Interact
Interact
40 Rotary clubs do not have Interact clubs
40 Clubs
39Clubs
Interact clubs
Interact
20 activeClubs
19 inactiveClubs
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
33 Millions
Past RI President Luis Vicente Giay in 1996
ldquoOur vision for the future now more than ever is the difference between success and failure
The New Generations are our investment in the future Let us begin to buildthat future todayrdquo
New Generations Service became Rotaryrsquos fifth Avenue of Service in 2010 Defined in article 5 of the Standard Rotary Club Constitution
New Generation
Rotaract Interact RYLA Youth Exchange NG alumni
Interact
Interact is a club for youth ages 12-18 who want to connect with others in their community or school Interact club members have fun while carrying out service projects and learning about the world Interact clubs organize at least two service projects a year One that benefits their community and one that encourages international understanding While Interact clubs receive guidance from individual Rotary clubs they govern and support themselves
Interact
Interact
40 Rotary clubs do not have Interact clubs
40 Clubs
39Clubs
Interact clubs
Interact
20 activeClubs
19 inactiveClubs
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Past RI President Luis Vicente Giay in 1996
ldquoOur vision for the future now more than ever is the difference between success and failure
The New Generations are our investment in the future Let us begin to buildthat future todayrdquo
New Generations Service became Rotaryrsquos fifth Avenue of Service in 2010 Defined in article 5 of the Standard Rotary Club Constitution
New Generation
Rotaract Interact RYLA Youth Exchange NG alumni
Interact
Interact is a club for youth ages 12-18 who want to connect with others in their community or school Interact club members have fun while carrying out service projects and learning about the world Interact clubs organize at least two service projects a year One that benefits their community and one that encourages international understanding While Interact clubs receive guidance from individual Rotary clubs they govern and support themselves
Interact
Interact
40 Rotary clubs do not have Interact clubs
40 Clubs
39Clubs
Interact clubs
Interact
20 activeClubs
19 inactiveClubs
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
New Generations Service became Rotaryrsquos fifth Avenue of Service in 2010 Defined in article 5 of the Standard Rotary Club Constitution
New Generation
Rotaract Interact RYLA Youth Exchange NG alumni
Interact
Interact is a club for youth ages 12-18 who want to connect with others in their community or school Interact club members have fun while carrying out service projects and learning about the world Interact clubs organize at least two service projects a year One that benefits their community and one that encourages international understanding While Interact clubs receive guidance from individual Rotary clubs they govern and support themselves
Interact
Interact
40 Rotary clubs do not have Interact clubs
40 Clubs
39Clubs
Interact clubs
Interact
20 activeClubs
19 inactiveClubs
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
New Generation
Rotaract Interact RYLA Youth Exchange NG alumni
Interact
Interact is a club for youth ages 12-18 who want to connect with others in their community or school Interact club members have fun while carrying out service projects and learning about the world Interact clubs organize at least two service projects a year One that benefits their community and one that encourages international understanding While Interact clubs receive guidance from individual Rotary clubs they govern and support themselves
Interact
Interact
40 Rotary clubs do not have Interact clubs
40 Clubs
39Clubs
Interact clubs
Interact
20 activeClubs
19 inactiveClubs
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Interact
Interact is a club for youth ages 12-18 who want to connect with others in their community or school Interact club members have fun while carrying out service projects and learning about the world Interact clubs organize at least two service projects a year One that benefits their community and one that encourages international understanding While Interact clubs receive guidance from individual Rotary clubs they govern and support themselves
Interact
Interact
40 Rotary clubs do not have Interact clubs
40 Clubs
39Clubs
Interact clubs
Interact
20 activeClubs
19 inactiveClubs
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Interact
Interact
40 Rotary clubs do not have Interact clubs
40 Clubs
39Clubs
Interact clubs
Interact
20 activeClubs
19 inactiveClubs
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Interact
40 Rotary clubs do not have Interact clubs
40 Clubs
39Clubs
Interact clubs
Interact
20 activeClubs
19 inactiveClubs
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
40 Rotary clubs do not have Interact clubs
40 Clubs
39Clubs
Interact clubs
Interact
20 activeClubs
19 inactiveClubs
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Interact
20 activeClubs
19 inactiveClubs
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Inas Samy
My goals in the year 16171 Charter at least 4 new interact clubs
Especially governorates outside Cairo and Alexandria
2 Encourage the clubs to activate their interact club
3 Encourage all interact clubs to communicate with each other
4 Encourage all interact clubs to share in a big project
5 Make a district even in the interact day in December
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Rotaract
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Rotaract
S S G G
bull Rotaract brings together people ages 18-30 in universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities
bull develop leadership and professional skills and have fun
bull Rotary clubs sponsor thembull Rotaract members manage their clubs
independentlybull Rotaract members work closely with their
local Rotary club
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Recruitment for Rotary Clubs
bull Rotary Clubs will always need fresh blood new members young and dynamic
bull Rotaractors are the best candidates to be Rotarians after
A Turning into 30 Years B Fulfilling the significant Needs
Rotary and Rotaract
Recruitment for Rotaract Clubs
Rotaractors need to recruit more members
in their clubs The main pool may be sons
daughters and cousins of Rotarians apart from old Interactors
Community leaders amp university students
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Communication Rotaract Clubs with high percentage of sons and daughters are proven to be more affiliated and associated with their Rotary Clubs
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Better Image
Recognition
The Outcome of Rotary Meetings with Rotaract Attendees
Youthful spirit AssistanceAwareness
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
44 activeClubs
9 inactiveClubs
53 Rotaract clubs
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Helping the Rotaract to fulfil the district objectives through 4 main principles
1- Enhancing the relation between Rotaract clubs and their Sponsor Rotary club2- Enhancing Rotaracts skills (Rotary professional)3- Develop members clubs database to facilitate future decisions4- Support Rotaracts to unleash their creativity and taking initiatives
Tarek Michel Rotaract Committee 1617
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Mohamed Shaker D R R - 1617
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
RYLA
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
RYLA
Is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs
around the globe Each year thousands of young people participate in
this program Young people ages 14ndash30 are sponsored by Rotary
Clubs to attend the event run by the clubs district committee
Participants are chosen for their leadership potential
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
bull Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District cover all expenses for
the participants The format of the event vary from district to district but commonly take the form of a seminar camp or workshop to discuss leadership skills and to learn those skills through practice
RYLA
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
RYLA aims to
bull Demonstrate Rotarys respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders
bull Encourage leadership of youth by youth
bull Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Every RYLA program covers the following core topics
Fundamentals of leadership Ethics of positive leadershipImportance of communication skills in effective LeadershipRotarys purpose and service to the communityBuilding self-confidence and self-esteemTeam Building
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Effect of RYLA on Participants
-Lovely memories -Value added -Strong Bond -Exchange of ideas -Public image -Discover Potential Leaders
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Over the last years 12 years district 2451-2450 organized 3 RYLAS per year ( District Level ndash Club Level )
Members should be less than 30 and preferably not more than 90
RYLA should be in a distant place with full commitment that nobody will leave from the place hellip from the start till the end
RYLA in Egypt
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
RYLA should innovate a certain theme like
Be a Social Bee
Nature
May be better
Going South
The other
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Candidates for RYLA need not to be Rotaractors and Interactors
Other NGOrsquos and Civil organization are invited to contribute
Clubs should be encouraged to organize or assist in organization of a RYLA
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Yehia MagdyRYLA committee 1617
Rotary Youth Leadership AwardsRYLA
District 24512016-2017
Goals of the committee
bull Support the clubs to organize multi club RYLA including clubs at different regionsbull Motivate Interactors Rotaractors and the alumni to participate organize and share experience throw RYLA activitiesbull RYLA team will work on emphasizing the role of social media and IT in serving the communitybull RYLA committee will work on attracting international participants
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Youth Exchange
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Youth Exchange
WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGEbull Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for
young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs
bull It allow students to develop a deeper understanding of other cultures
bull Its an experience of life amp young boys amp girls from 15 to 19 make amazing friends
bull Orientation sessions are held to qualify them for public speaking culture shock amp how to be in a host family
Host clubs and families and the entire community are enriched by extended friendly contact with someone from a different culture
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Applicants should have pleasant personality and must
-be able to adjust to a new and different culturecountry-be willing live apart from their families for the year-be open to new and different experiences
Other important attributes
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Exchanges can be short term or long term
Short-term exchanges last from a few days to several months and often take place when school is not in session Students typically stay with a local family in the host country but they might also attend a youth camp or tour the country with students from around the world
Types of Youth Exchange
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
During a long-term exchange students spend a year in another country living with different host families and attending classes at the local school
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
New Generation exchange
Terms exchange last 3 years to 6 weeks and are open to young people ages 18-25 This program may include a vocational element
Flexibility in the Youth exchange program allows it to be adapted to fit the needs of any student who qualifies
Individuals district and multidistrict programs may develop their own program rules and guidelines provided they are consistent with those set by the RI borad
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Akram Moro
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
New Generations alumni
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
New Generations alumni
Former Interactors Former Rotaractors RYLA participants YE students
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Introduction of Yasser Messbah
bull Our alumni are a valuable part of the Rotary family
bull Your primary responsibility as district alumni chair is to manage an ongoing relationship with alumni in the district and connect clubs with their alumni
bull You also oversee alumni associations in your district
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Who are Alumnibull Interactbull Rotaractbull Rotary Youth Exchangebull New Generations Service
Exchangebull RYLAbull Rotary Peace Fellowships
bull Rotary Scholarshipsbull Ambassadorial
Scholarshipsbull Grants for University
Teachersbull Group Study Exchangebull Rotary Volunteers
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Key Responsibilities
bull Create awareness of how to work with alumnibull Encourage alumni to create a My Rotary accountbull Work with fellow district chairsbull Abide by Rotaryrsquos privacy and youth protection
policies and local lawbull Support and coordinate alumni events and
associations where appropriate
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Key Responsibilities (cont)
bull Work with other district committees (membership Rotary Foundation New Generations Services) to identify alumni and their skills and their potential to join a club or give to the foundation
bull Work with district and clubs to develop a plan for engaging with alumni that supports Rotaryrsquos values
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Key Responsibilities (cont)
Work with clubs to help thembull Build strong relationships with current program participantsbull Develop an action plan for keeping alumni involved in Rotary
activitiesbull Promote alumni to their membersbull Use alumni to start new clubsbull Maintain contact with younger alumni until theyrsquore qualified for
membershipbull Involve alumni in other programs and in club and district activities
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Forming an Alumni Association
A Rotary Alumni association is an active organization of former Rotary program participants that seeks to maintain connections between these outstanding individuals and Rotary
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Forming an Alumni Association (cont)
bull Find Alumni in your areabull Hold Alumni eventsbull Identify potential association leadersbull Apply for a charterbull Present the charterbull Maintain your relationship
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Awardsbull Alumni Association of the yearndash Recognizes outstanding alumni association that has
increased awareness of the alumnirsquos impact on our organization
bull Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Awardndash Recognizes outstanding Rotary alumni whose
humanitarian service and professional achievements demonstrate the impact of Rotaryrsquos programs
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Awards (cont)bull Who can nominatendash Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators
bull Deadlinesndash June 30th
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Alumni Engagement
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
In some communities New Generations Rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs These clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join Rotary
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Highlight local Interact or Rotaract club
activities at your club meetingsinvite Interactors or
Rotaractors to speak about their ongoing projects or launch a
new project to benefit youth in your area
Celebrate New Generations Month in
September by recognizing the
outstanding achievements of young
people in your community or
participants in Rotaryrsquos youth programs
Your Rotary club can support Rotaract by Posting
information about Rotaract at local colleges
universities or community centers
bull Creating a club Rotaract committee
bull Sponsoring a Rotaract club
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
New Generations and Service Projects Involving youth and young adults in community service projects is one way for your club to get active in New Generations Service Young people contribute to their communities every day through projects such as
bull Raising money to eradicate poliobull Volunteering to assist senior citizensbull Organizing neighborhood cleanups or renewal projectsbull Holding food drives to benefit antihunger organizationsbull Working with organizations to hold career fairsbull Holding AIDSHIV awareness campaigns at colleges and universitiesbull Cleaning and repairing bicycles to be donated to disadvantaged childrenbull Visiting primary schools to talk about decision-making skillsbull Gathering community members for river or lake cleanup projects
A successful collaboration on a service project may lead to increased interest in Rotary
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
1- Interactors Plus Rotaract clubs participate in Youth Exchange
2- Rotaractors leaders at RYLA events
3- Youth Exchange students start an Interact or Rotaract club when they return home
4- Interactors or Youth Exchange students attend districtrsquos RYLA
5- Rotaractors mentor Interactors
Cross-Promoting New Generations Programs
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Although Rotary club leadership changes over the years the emphasis on youth and membership growth should not
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Yesterdayrsquos Interactors are todayrsquos Rotaractors and
tomorrowrsquos Rotarians
Thank you
Sherif Waly
Thank you
Sherif Waly
