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Rotary Club of Nairobi Thika Road · People of Action

Service Above Self

Rotary, explained · global connection, local action

Rotary is people turning connection into action.

Rotary brings people together to exchange ideas, build relationships and serve communities. Our Nairobi club is one local part of a worldwide network; the work starts by understanding the people and priorities around us.

Solar-powered water equipment installed for Maralal DEB Primary School.
Local knowledge. Shared effort.Samburu County

What Rotary is

A club is a starting point for service.

Rotary is a community of clubs whose members bring different professions, experiences and points of view. Members connect through service and friendship, then work with local people and partners on practical needs.

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From connection to service

How community service can take shape.

Every project is different. This is a simple way to understand the work: start with people’s experience, bring useful skills together, work with partners and share what happened.

  1. 01

    Listen locally

    Understand a need with the people who experience it.

  2. 02

    Bring skills together

    Connect practical knowledge, time and resources to the need.

  3. 03

    Build partnerships

    Work alongside community, public and private partners.

  4. 04

    Share the record

    Show the activity, partners and reported results clearly.

A global framework

Seven areas where Rotary works.

Rotary’s areas of focus describe broad fields of service. They help explain the network’s reach; each local project still responds to the context and priorities of its community.

See Rotary’s areas of focus
  1. 01Peacebuilding & conflict prevention
  2. 02Disease prevention & treatment
  3. 03Water, sanitation & hygiene
  4. 04Maternal & child health
  5. 05Basic education & literacy
  6. 06Community economic development
  7. 07Environment

Rotary in our community

Examples from the club’s public record.

These are selected examples from the club’s public record. Browse the full project-story list on the home page.

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Figures and descriptions come from publicly available club stories. They are reported project outputs, not independently verified outcome evaluations.

Take part

Bring a local idea, a skill or a partnership.

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