Resources to help celebrate Rotary's new year

At 8:49AM on 10 July 2008, Rtn P.K.Devaiah wrote: Rtn President has hit the nail on its head. The empasis on child is very pertinent.

At 9:53AM on 8 July 2008, Rtn.Lalat wrote: very nice sir

At 8:51AM on 8 July 2008, Rotr.Aborisade Olaoluwa,RC Jos shere hills,d9120ng wrote: Child mortality have been a big problem facing most country in African, most especially the rural arear of Northern part in Nigeria, what a great focus this year because Children existence,well fed with good education will make them useful to their homes,community,nation and the entire world.Not only that will be the Tommorrow for Interactors,Rotaractos and Rotarians that will continue the work of Paul Harris. Wishes RI best service to humanity.

At 8:57AM on 8 July 2008, Rtn Paul Agbroko, D9140 Nigeria wrote: The RI President is 'spot on' when he posits that children need not die of preventable illnessesin this day and age. In a world where more and more people seem not to care, Rotarians should rise to the challenge, make a difference by making this all-important dream, real.

At 11:02AM on 7 July 2008, BIRENDER KUMAR wrote: all over the world in INDIA child mortality is a very severe problem.so we do something extra for remove this problem.

At 11:03AM on 7 July 2008, jagadish rajkonwar wrote: in north east india child and mother mortelity is daily issue now a days due to flood and insurgency fullfil our dream joint innitiative is required

At 11:27AM on 7 July 2008, Rtn Jess Cifra wrote: In the Philippines, very sadly, we lose a number of infants because they had fallen critically ill and breast milk which could have saved them was unfortunately lacking. As our sincere response to the call of R. I. Pres. D.K. Lee for Rotarians to assist in the efforts to reduce child mortality, the Rotary Club of Loyola Heights, RI D-3780, is therefore currently planning to refurbish the Human Milk Bank at the Philippine Children's Medical Center, where in its Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, a number of patients continue to suffer from their ailments, aggravated by the unavailability of a steady supply of breast milk. We hope to be able to provide some of the equipment needed in sourcing, freezing and pasteurizing breast milk. Rotarians from our club, together with our spouses, children and friends will also assist in disseminating information about the value of breast milk and initiate a donation program for the Human Milk Bank. In these ways, we foresee a lower incidence of loss of the lives of children, giving them what may very well be their only chance to survive and, in the future, to have dreams of their own!

At 9:36AM on 2 July 2008, Rtn Sunil Garg wrote: In INDIA and all over world the very basic problem is child mortality and because of this all other problems occur . As said by Our RI President we should focus on decreasing child mortality