By Bonaventure Fandohan, Community Economic Development Area of Focus Manager at Rotary International When a Rotary global grant supported a vocational training program in Salinas (California, United States), youth just didn’t learn to restore classic cars—they were reclaiming their futures. The program offered more than mechanical skills; it provided purpose, mentorship, and a pathway away … More Restoring futures: A framework for local job creation that works| Service in Action
Our planet's waterways need all Scouts to join together and make a difference. "Scouting for Clean Waterways Is Nationwide Effort To Keep Our Water Clean" appeared first on Scout Life magazine.| Scout Life magazine
The Messengers of Peace initiative is being realigned to better empower Scouts to serve as peace builders and global citizens.| Aaron On Scouting
By Gabriela Klein, Regional Grants Officer at Rotary International Rotary members are guided by The Four-Way Test, a compass that asks whether our thoughts, words, and actions are truthful, fair, g…| Service in Action
Adapted by Claudia Urbano, Rotary Service and Engagement staff Hauwa Abbas, member of the Rotary Club of Abuja Metro, Nigeria Do you want your club’s service projects to have a lasting impact? Hauw…| Service in Action
There are some really simple things kids can do to spread kindness and can make a big difference. Have them get started by doing, giving, and sharing. The post Spread Kindness appeared first on Mama Miss.| Mama Miss
