Who We Are
The Rotary Club of Attadale brings together people who are passionate about helping others.  We are a welcoming community of volunteers who enjoy friendship, support local charities, organise community events, and make a positive difference in the lives of others.

What We Do
Serving our community since April 1982, we work with local schools, charities, and service organisations, to name a few.  We organize local community projects, youth programs, environmental initiatives, fundraising events, and support for families in need.

Become A Member
We welcome people of all ages who enjoy friendship, community service and making a positive difference.  Come along to one of our meetings - whether you are recently retired, working part-time, or simply looking to give back to your community, we'd love to meet you.

We meet on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month, 6:00 for a 6:30pm start, at the Royal Fremantle Golf Club.

• Meeting cost:  $34.00 per person which includes a set main course, dinner roll and butter
• Meeting without meal:  $10.00
• Payment at the door on the night, preferably by EFTPOS

Please contact our Attendance Officer on 0427 761 352 no later than MONDAY, 10AM, two days before the meeting,
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September is Basic Education and Literacy Month - a time to recognize the life-changing power of education and the importance of literacy in building stronger, healthier, and more prosperous communities.

Around the world, millions of children and adults still lack access to quality education and essential literacy skills. Rotary clubs work to address these challenges by supporting schools, providing books and learning materials, training teachers, funding scholarships, and creating opportunities that empower people through education.

Literacy is more than the ability to read and write—it opens doors to better employment, improved health, greater independence, and active participation in society. By investing in education, we help individuals reach their full potential and create lasting positive change for future generations.

As we observe Basic Education and Literacy Month, let us reaffirm our commitment to making education accessible to all. Whether through volunteering, mentoring, donating resources, or supporting local literacy initiatives, every effort contributes to a brighter future.

Together, through Rotary's spirit of Service Above Self, we can help transform lives—one learner, one classroom, and one community at a time