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  • Handing over the baton
    Deborah handing over the baton to Martin, Club President from 1st July 2017 at the changeover evening.
  • Meet Martin, Club President, 2017-18
    Martin saying a few words at the changeover evening.
  • Cooking for another charity
    The team after yet another cook for Ronald MacDonald House South Island.
  • Fundraiser - cheese rolls
    All hands on the deck to prepare cheese rolls, over 175 dozens!
  • Fundraiser - sausage sizzle
    Sausage sizzles remains a common way for fundraising for club projects.
  • Coline at an event
    Coline, our exchange student from Belgium, was super-active in all activities. The club will miss her when she returns home.
  • Coline on her South Island tour
    Coline, our exchange student from Belgium, saw a lot of New Zealand during her time here.
  • Coline after her presentation
    Coline, our exchange student from Belgium, gave us an interesting account of her one year in New Zealand.
  • Dressed for the occasion
  • Fun is as important as fundraising

Welcome to Rotary New Horizons

Click-here-to-become-a-sponsorWe're a young Rotary club with a difference. Blending business networking with community service & working together to make a difference in our community.

Combining business networking with community service, Rotary New Horizons provides an opportunity for business leaders and professional people in Christchurch to use their skills and expertise as members of the worldwide service organisation Rotary International.

Come to a meeting and find out about us!

We meet every Wednesday 6 – 7.30 pm in the BreakFree on Cashel,  165 Cashel St, Christchurch 8011. Come Along – Bring A Friend

Upcoming events

Our events in the next few weeks are listed below. Please feel free to come and join us. You can view the full calendar for more events.  

September 2017

Support CHCH Club Ball

2nd September 2017
07:00 PM Wigram Event Centre Fundraising

Support the CHCH Clubs ball through selling raffles and overseeing the silent auction.

Fill Their Lunchbox

6th September 2017
06:00 PM - 07:30 PM Breakfree on Cashel Rotary Meetings

Ben Atkinson will tell us how the company provides healthy meal to disadvantaged children.

NZ Cadet Forces

13th September 2017
06:00 PM - 06:30 PM Breakfree on Cashel Rotary Meetings

Ric Stevens, Sub Lieutenant in the Sea Cadet Corps, will share with us how the Cadet Force has adapted to the 21 century and how it provides valuable life skills to  more than 3,000 young volunteers around the country.

Off Site Visit to Christchurch South Rotary club

20th September 2017
06:00 AM - 07:30 PM Cashmere Club (entrance off lower Colombo Street or Hunter Terrace) Rotary Meetings

James Ranstead, who is the winner of the Southern Environmental Trust Scholarship, will be the guest speaker.  James is studying environmental science at Lincoln University.

Venue: Cashmere Club (entrance off lower Colombo Street or Hunter Terrace) between Time: between 5:30pm and  5:45pm for a meeting start at 6pm.                                                 Cost:  $18                                                                                                                                                               RSVP: 19th September

Healthy Heroes Update

27th September 2017
06:00 PM - 07:30 PM Breakfree on Cashel Rotary Meetings

Chelsea Roycroft, Bank Avenue organiser, will update us on the junior and senior programme.

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This week we are off to visit the Christchurch South Rotary club.

We are looking forward to hearing from their guest speaker, James Ranstead, who is the winner of the Southern Environmental Trust Scholarship. James is studying environmental science at Lincoln University.

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Tonight Ric Stevens, Sub Lieutenant in the Sea Cadet Corps gave us an insight into how the Sea Cadet Corps has adapted to the 21st century and how it provides valuable life skills to more than 3,000 young volunteers around the country.

An inspiring talk & a youth training programme we would highly recommend for young adults to check out. ... See MoreSee Less

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