Running a district

Rotarians from around the world gather in plenary sessions at the 2006 International Assembly. San Diego, California, USA. Photo by Alyce Henson / Rotary Images.

R otary districts exist to help Rotary clubs excel. Districts connect clubs with each other and to resources from Rotary International. They also train club leaders and facilitate programs such as Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) and Rotary Youth Exchange to ensure that Rotarians get the most from their membership and shine as leaders in their communities.

Resources

Highlights

District Leadership Plan
The District Leadership Plan can help the district governor and the rest of the leadership team to better serve clubs.
Learn about Foundation grants
Our new grant model is positioning the Foundation for its second century of service.
District Maps
View Rotary districts and zones using Google Earth

Announcements

Resources to help you plan vocational training activities
Rotarians may support vocational activities using district, global, or packaged grants.
District governors-elect plan for team training seminars
District team training available to appointed Rotarians in February
Governors-elect training seminars coming to a close
Governors-elect training seminars (GETS) take place August to December in conjunction with Rotary zone institutes.

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