2022/23 Board






Membership: John Mann
Project Services: Graeme Johns
Foundation Chair: Geoff Baldwin
Youth Programs: Narelle Eather
Club Development: Ian Yarker
2022/23 Club Roles
Newsletter: Kathy Cavanagh
Public Relations: Tara Little (web), Peter Saville (Facebook), Jane Loxton (Facebook)
IT Support and District Zoom Coordinator: Peter Saville
Welfare Officers: Heather Yarker and Jane Loxton
Records and Archives: Angelo Carlotto and Graeme Johns
Social Committee: Ian Yarker and Jane Loxton
Guest Speakers: Fran Ward Emmerson, plus all Club members to be involved
Tagalong Tours: Ian Yarker, Angelo Carlotto, Graeme Johns
Critical Care Nursing: Ged Williams
ARH: Jane Loxton
Bunnings BBQ: Ian and Heather Yarker
Recycling and Knitting: Ian and Heather Yarker
RARE (Rotary Australia Repurposing Equipment): Narelle Eather, John Mann, and Jane Loxton
KIVA: Tara and Merissa Little
Grants: Ged Williams, Bob Gilligan, Narelle Eather, Jane Loxton, Ian Yarker
Environment: Jane Loxton
DEI and Conflict Management: Prue Berry
The Rotary e-Club of NextGen was chartered on the 1st of June 2012 and we have had an amazing few years since then.
A key mission of NextGen is to support members in pursuing interests and projects that are meaningful to them. We welcome anyone with a passion and an interest in changing the world for the better. In the past, this has lead to strong relationships with:
- Days for Girls, Gold Coast;
- Australian Rotary Health;
- Royal Flying Doctor Service;
- Birdsville Races;
- Port Hedland Seafarer’s Centre;
- Remote communities in central Australia;
- Ian Loxton Pancreatic Cancer Foundation;
- Koala Chlamydia vaccination;
- and more.
- Vocational Training Team Global Grant;
- Helping GC Kids;
- KIVA;
- Umoja (Kenya);
- Aussies Lending a Hand in Liberia
- Rotary Malaria Vaccine Project
- James Jacob Fellowship;
- Care for Life, Gold Coast;
- Orange Sky Laundry;
Thanks to our online format, we have boasted members from all over the world including Japan, Germany, the USA, and Dubai. Whilst this sometimes means our members have to be extra committed to make our meetings due to time differences, it also means we have a wider community than any traditional club could boast and the people and projects we can support are vast.
We also far surpass Rotary International goals with regards to membership and representation of female and younger members.
For more information about our Club, please contact us or visit our Facebook page.
Club Charter certificate

Australian Rotary Health Award
