RID3300-e.handbook (01-12-2021)

DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON GUIDELINES

The effectiveness of the District Action Groups has been proven to be in the interest of our District and Rotary as a whole. To bring more recognition, effectiveness and
importance of District Action Groups, the following are intended to provide a guideline on the responsibilities of the District Action Groups to District and for the formation
of new District Action Groups.

Definition of a District Action Group (DAG)

A District Action Group shall be an association of Rotarians, family members of Rotarians, program participants and alumni who have as their purpose the advancement
of the Object of Rotary by providing assistance and support to Rotary clubs in planning and implementing community development and humanitarian service projects.

I. Objective
There shall be a specific purpose of the District Action Groups which is aligned to Rotary’s Areas of Focus or addresses an area of need in the local
community and in harmony with District policies and DAGs shall remain apolitical and nonreligious. Their purpose and activities should also be in harmony
with the laws of the country.

II. Relationship to District

 A District Action Group is an autonomous entity and not an agency or controlled by Rotary District 3300. (While it is an autonomous entity, its
recognition as District Action Group by District 3300 will, in no way imply legal, financial or other obligation or responsibility on the part of District
3300.)

 A District Action Group is to keep the District Governor informed of its activities and seek the approval of the District Governor should the District
Action Group enter into an MOU, agreements and any legal implications with any organisation.

 A District Action Group is required to provide an annual report including a financial summary to the District Governor before the end of the Rotary
Year or as requested by the District Governor.

 Every year the District Action Group is to submit a list of its committee members and a brief summary of its objectives to the District General
Secretary for inclusion in the District Handbook.

 All logos used by the District Action Group must be in line with the Rotary’s Brand Centre guidelines and needs to refer to the District Public Image
Committee for final approval on their logo before usage.
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III. Relationship to District

 A District Action Group is an autonomous entity and not an agency or controlled by Rotary District 3300. (While it is an autonomous entity, its
recognition as District Action Group by District 3300 will, in no way imply legal, financial or other obligation or responsibility on the part of District
3300.)

 A District Action Group is to keep the District Governor informed of its activities and seek the approval of the District Governor should the District
Action Group enter into an MOU, agreements and any legal implications with any organisation.

 A District Action Group is required to provide an annual report including a financial summary to the District Governor before the end of the Rotary
Year or as requested by the District Governor.

 Every year the District Action Group is to submit a list of its committee members and a brief summary of its objectives to the District General
Secretary for inclusion in the District Handbook.

 All logos used by the District Action Group must be in line with the Rotary’s Brand Centre guidelines and needs to refer to the District Public Image
Committee for final approval on their logo before usage.

IV. Relationship to Clubs

 A District Action Group act as a resource in their speciality
 A District Action Group provides assistance in terms of expertise, information, guidance and support in conducting community assessment,

monitor and project
 evaluation.
 A District Action Group Initiate projects that clubs could carry out jointly including Global Grant projects.

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V. Relationship to Clubs
 A District Action Group act as a resource in their speciality
 A District Action Group provides assistance in terms of expertise, information, guidance and support in conducting community assessment,
monitor and project
 evaluation.
 A District Action Group Initiate projects that clubs could carry out jointly including Global Grant projects.

VI. Membership
 Membership in a District Action Group shall be opened to all active members of Rotary clubs (Rotarians) in good standing, family members of
Rotarians, Rotary program participants, Alumni, Rotaractors, Interactors, project sponsors and
 experts in the particular interest.
 The terms and duration of membership is left to the discretion of the District Action Group’s Committee.
 Membership in a District Action Group should have representation from at least 3 Rotary Clubs and a minimum of 5 members to sustain the Action
Group

VII. Administration
 A District Action Group shall be governed by a Committee of which the position of The Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer are mandatory.
 These officers, their terms, duties and duration shall be self-determined by the members of the District Action Group and shall be active Rotarians.
 A District Action Group must be self-sustaining financially, administratively, and otherwise.
 If the District Action Group operates a bank account, it shall be through one of its member’s club for accountability.

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VIII. Provisions to apply as a District Action Group
 Have at least 5 members representing at least 3 Rotary Clubs who share a common interest in a specific worthwhile service activity that advances
the Object of Rotary.
 Submit an application, including a description of the founding members’ expertise in the subject matter, the types of projects it intends to promote
or conduct, and an action plan that outlines how the group plans to accomplish its service goals over a 3-year term.
 Complement the service activities of Rotarians, clubs and districts and not conflict with the purposes of an existing District Action Group, Rotary
International program or Rotary Foundation program
 Explanation of the types of projects the group intends to support or conduct
 Description of capacity to assist with international global grants
 A communication plan
 Membership to the District Action Group is on an individual basis. A Rotarian need not seek the approval of his/her Club to be a member of a
District Action Group.

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IX. Maintaining Status as a District Action Group
To maintain its status as a District Action Group, a group must:

 Function in accordance with its recognized purpose and in accordance with District policy
 Regularly collaborate with clubs and promote service projects in their area of specialty.
 Support at least three club or district community development and humanitarian service projects annually. Groups shall maintain a record of their

involvement and project outcomes.
 Consistently distribute print or electronic communications to members of the District Action Group and Rotarians of the District.
 Submit an annual report of activities and a financial summary, as requested by the District General Secretary to enable the District to determine

whether groups are maintaining their active status.
 District Action Groups are encouraged to maintain websites or electronic media that promote their activities and inform their members.
 District Action Groups’ communications must comply with RI policy for use of the Rotary Marks, including use of proper identification and qualifying

language, and in line with the Rotary’s Brand Centre guidelines.

X. Suspension or termination of DAG

 The District Governor may suspend a District Action Group, with or without the consent of the group's officers or members, for failure to function in
accordance with District policy. To be reinstated, the group must address the concerns communicated by the District General Secretary within six
months of the date of suspension. The District General Secretary, acting on behalf of the District Governor, may reinstate a suspended District
Action Group. In the case of noncompliance, the District Governor has the authority to terminate the group.

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DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON
AUTISM
(DAGA)

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OVERVIEW

 The Rotary District Action Group on Autism (DAGA) was established in RY2015 for the main purpose of advocating inclusion of children with ASD into
early learning & schools, youth with ASD into vocations & people with ASD into mainstream society. DAGA is an autonomous group of Rotarians, family
members, program participants and alumni who are experts in a particular field or have an interest in that field. Group members share their expertise by
collaborating with clubs and districts on service projects.

WHAT DO WE DO?
 DAGA’s mission is to provide support in the areas of advocacy, resources, and activities to the autism community while promoting awareness, acceptance
and inclusion of ASD to maximize the potential and quality of life of persons with ASD and their families. Our four pillars are Advocating Awareness,
Connecting Communities, Bridging the Gap and Empowering Individuals and are carried out through the following pathways:

 educating and empowering teachers, parents, caregivers and other stakeholders by providing a best practice guide to the screening, assessment,
and intervention for school-age children on ASD through our education, training and support programmes;

 cultivating acceptance & inclusiveness by increasing public awareness about ASD through information, awareness, and advocacy campaigns; and
 assisting community organisation to carry out autism-related projects by providing the necessary knowledge, expertise and resources.

WHAT CAN YOUR ROTARY CLUB DO?
 We wish to go beyond simply promoting autism awareness and inclusion by ourselves to encouraging Rotary Clubs to become partners of this nationwide
effort that falls within Rotary’s’ six area of focus. We welcome your Rotary Club to partner us in organising Autism Related Projects as one of your club’s
community service projects. Every single Autism Related Project organised by your club can make a measurable difference in our effort to increase public
awareness about autism and achieve a better outreach throughout Malaysia especially in the rural and outskirts. Autism Related Projects include (a) Early
Intervention Training (b) Public Awareness on Autism and (c) Assistance/Resources on TRF Global Grant Application.

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No. of DAGA : 15 Secretary Member
President Angeline Tong PAG Susan Tu
Chairman Rotary Club of Bandar Utama Rotary Club of Cheras
AG Judy Chong c. Property Investment c. Business & Lifestyle Coach
Rotary Club of Bandar Utama m. +6019 623 4968 m. +6012 226 6878
c. Logistics/warehousing e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
m. +6012 393 0300 / +6016 227 1308
e. [email protected] Member
PAG Karthi Palanisamy
Vice Chairman Treasurer Rotary Club of Central Damansara
PP Siva Kumar Ramayah AG Paul Nyu Wee Siong c. Advertising - Consultancy
Rotary Club of Subang Rotary Club of Bukit Bintang m. +6012 329 7474

c. Sales - Telecommunication c. International Trade [email protected] /
m. +6017 881 9405 m. +6012 213 0390 e. [email protected]
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
Member
Advisor Member PAG Kamarul Mohd Ariff
PDG Siti Subaidah Rtn. J.Henry Rotary Club of Ipoh South
Rotary Club of Central Damansara Rotary Club of Ipoh South c. Land Development
m. +6010 421 4151
c. Security - Corporate Intelligence c. Computing - Consultancy
m. +6012 212 9933 m. +6012 518 0821 [email protected] /
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
[email protected] /
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MEMBER Member Member
PAG Samantha Ann Samson PAG Dr Selva Kumar Sivapunniam PP Devika Govindasamy
Rotary Club of Mont Kiara Gateway Rotary Club of Melawati Rotary Club of Subang
c. Banking - Corporate
c. Legal - Intellectual Property c. Medicine - Paediatrician m. +6012 302 5804
m. +6012 502 1102 m. +6019 934 5609 e. [email protected]
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
Member
Member Member PP Ooi Chee Kun
PP Dr. Sathesh Kumar Periyasamy President Khoo Boon Han Rotary Club of Metro Kuala Lumpur
Rotary Club of Perlis Rotary Club of Bukit Bintang c. Public Accountant
m. +6019 331 5786
c. Medical c. Legal e. [email protected]
m. +6019 433 0693 m. +6012 579 9802
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

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DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON
BLINDNESS PREVENTION
(DAGBP)

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OVERVIEW

District 3300 Action Group on Blindness Prevention have championed the cause of Blindness Prevention in District 3300 over 20 years.
Projects – from eye screening in schools and the community, providing spectacles for clearer vision, sponsoring cataract operations and
carrying out public awareness programmes on preventing visual loss are the foundation of DAGBP’s focus.

Tun Hussein Onn National Eye Hospital, which was opened officially in 1986 by our former Prime Minister, the late YAB Tun Hussein Onn
(THONEH), was formed by Rotarians from the Rotary Club of KL DiRaja. This began D3300’s journey in blindness prevention. Rotarian
Dato’ S Kulasegaran as President of Rotary Club of KL DiRaja for RY1998-1999, created the Save a Sight Fund under the club’s

Foundation. He was also instrumental in the formation of the Community Service Unit of THONEH.

In RY2000-2001, RI Presidebt Frank Devlyn formed the Avoidable Blindness Task Force (now the Rotary Action Group on Blindness
Prevention), which sparked further the interest of PAG Dato’ Kula to spearhead District 3300 Committee on Avoidable Blindness (now the
District Action Group on Blindness Prevention-DAGBP). PAG Dato’ Kula has been Chairman of DAGBP and have since then been leading

various initiatives working with THONEH, other blindness prevention related NGOs and various government agencies, locally and

Internationally.

DAGBP has entered in smart partnerships for its projects with various eye care industry leaders, including the National Council for the Blind

in Malaysia, Lions Clubs, Association of Malaysian Optometrists, Malaysian Society of Ophthalmology, SEGi University Faculty of

Optometry & Vision Sciences, National Institute of Ophthalmic Science, AIMST University, Ministry of Health, One Sight Foundation (USA),

Luxottica Wholesale Sdn Bhd, Essilor Foundation, CIMB Foundation, among others, creating a network of consortium to take on the

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ROTARY-SEGI EYE CENTER
DAGBP in 2015 entered into an MOU with SEGi University to support Rotary’s service to the community which specific focus on blindness
prevention projects. The MOU led to synergizing the Rotary-SEGi Eye Centre at SEGi-University in Kota Damansara.
Culminating from this partnership is the Early Intervention program, the “Basic Vision Testing in Children”. This is a nation-wide initiative which
will involve training of pre-school teachers. to provide the basic knowledge and methods to teachers to identify/recognise basic vision
deficiencies which may result in learning difficulties. The course module is developed and delivered by the Faculty of Optometry and Vision
Sciences, SEGi University and certified by Association of Malaysian Optometrists.

DAGBP operates through a number of Task Force focusing on specific areas for a synergized long term approach on blindness prevention.
DAGBP partners with like-minded organisations to promote blindness prevention awareness and treatment programs.

Pre-school Free spectacles Prevent adult Elderly eye health Vision care at
vision screening for students blindness and vision care the workplace

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DAGBP’s signature projects are the annual Seeing Eye to Eye Conference (SEEC) held jointly with D3310 and the Sayangi Mata Vision (SVC)
Clinic . SVC was first held in Kuala Lumpur in 2017 under the sponsorship of One Sight Foundation, USA. One Sight Foundation subsequently
sponsored the 2018 SVC which was at AIMST University, Kedah. In 2019 SVC in joint partnership with Lion’s held the project in Tampin. All
these projects were orgainised by DAGBP Committee Members and Rotary Clubs who provided significant support towards the success of the
project. Once the pandemic subsides, SVC will continue to make its way to other States in Malaysia.
For RY2021-22, one of the key projects of DAGBP is the Mobile Eye & Retinopathy (Diabetic) Screening Van. This proposed Global Grant is
to involve Rotary Clubs and provide a opportunity for clubs to carry out blindness prevention projects within their community.
DAGPB invites Rotarians who are passionate about eye health to join the Action Group and together, support clubs to further their cause in
blindness prevention. Clubs may tap the resources of the partners of DAGBP through DAGBP and to use the Sayangi Mata logo in their
projects.

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No. of DAGCAP : 13 National Co-ordinator Member
PAG Puspa Devi E PAG Yim Ken Fei
Chairman Rotary Club of Greater K Lumpur Rotary Club of Damansara West
PAG Dato Kulasegaran Sabaratnam c. Administration c. Management - Consultancy
Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja m. +6016 376 0249 m. +6012 316 2993
c. Law - Commercial e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
m. +6013 360 9369
e. Member
PP Dr Pall Singh
Advisor Treasurer Rotary Club of Bangsar
PDG Siti Subaidah PP Chow Chee Phing c. Medicine – Ophthalmology
Rotary Club of Central Damansara Rotary Club of Sentul m. +6012 238 6611
e. [email protected]
c. Security - Corporate Intelligence c. Land Surveying Consultancy
m. +6012 212 9933 m. +6012 239 9588 Member
e. [email protected] e. [email protected] PAG Karthi Palanisamy
Rotary Club of Central Damansara
Secretary Member c. Advertising - Consultancy
PP Shivamalar CP Thanayanayagi Pathmanathan m. +6012 329 7474
Rotary Club of Sentul Rotary Club of Lake Gardens
[email protected]
c. Human Resources c. Human Resource e. [email protected]
m. +6016 685 3694 m. +6012 334 2221
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Member Member
Rtn Surinderdeep Singh Rtn Syed Ehsan Masoumi Eshkevari
Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja

c. Downstream Oil Sales & Marketing c. Pranic Healing / Training & Consulting
m. +6019 691 2777 m. +6017 254 0402
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

Member
PAG Punithemalar H
Rotary Club of Sentul

c. Advertising - Graphic Design & Multimedia
m. +6012 339 2940
e. [email protected]

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DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON
CANCER AWARENESS &
PREVENTION
(DAGCAP)

DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON CANCER AWARENESS & PREVENTION (DAGCAP)

OVERVIEW

Cancer is a growing ‘silent killer’ in Malaysia today. More than 20,000 new cases are diagnosed every year and cancer remains the third largest cause of death in
the country today. The top 5 cancers in Malaysia are breast cancer, colorectal cancer, lung cancer, nasopharyngeal cancer and liver cancer. Conditions in cancer
diagnosis and treatment are further aggravated by the fact that a majority of the patients are diagnosed at much later stages of the disease; making their
conditions more expensive to treat and often with poorer results which cause death and disability. To further compound the problem is data that clearly highlights
that lower socioeconomic patients are the worst affected.
The root of the problem is due to lower awareness of cancer in general; as well as a serious lack of early screening amongst Malaysians due to a combination of
poor economic ability and a lack of health-knowledge.

Rotary 3300, with 86 Clubs under our wing and strengthened further by Rotaract and Interact clubs distributed across every major town and city in Malaysia, can
truly make a difference in changing this scenario and making a big impact on the deadly reach of this disease.

The aim of Rotary will be to embark on the following:

i) to deploy and run a nationwide cancer awareness campaign
ii) to create a national network of ‘health agents’ -community members geared towards promoting health and preventing non-communicable diseases

especially cancer within their communities.
iii) promote screening of the 3 ‘screen-able’ cancers nationwide especially breast cancer, colorectal cancer and cervical cancer.

We will be working with The National Cancer Society Malaysia, who has both the technical expertise and decades of experience in cancer control management, to
facilitate the above objectives.

Cancer is both a medically and socially debilitating disease; crippling families by robbing them of loved ones as well as being a huge financial burden on families.
Thus, Rotarians lending their shoulders to this noble cause, will go a long way in creating a big impact on Malaysians everywhere in reducing the burden of this
deadly disease.

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No. of DAGCAP : 5 Member Member
PAG Isfahani Suki PAG Dr Selva Kumar Sivapunniam
Chairman Rotary Club of Kampong Baru City Centre Rotary Club of Melawati
PAG Sudhaharan Nair
Rotary Club of Melawati c. Advertising Consultant c. Medicine-Paediatrician
c. Management (Retired) m. +6012 331 0720 m. +6019 934 5609
m. +6012 327 6555 e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
e. [email protected]

Member Member
PP Sarah Tan Rtn Dr Premela Naidu
Rotary Club of Bandar Utama Rotary Club of Melawati
c. Publication c. Medicine-Intensivist
m. +6013 339 3388 m. +6012 238 1420
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

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DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON
ENVIRONMENTAL
SUSTAINABILITY
(DAGES)

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OBJECTIVES OF DISTRICT 3300 ACTION GROUP ON ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY ARE:

 To create environmental awareness about issues prevalent in our society and communities and assist in developing projects and initiatives to address
these issues through Interact Clubs, Rotaract Clubs and Rotary Clubs.

 To assist Rotary Clubs in implementing service projects, building awareness, and inspiring action toward environmental sustainability and supporting RI’s
seventh area of focus (supporting the environment).

 To assist Rotary Clubs to work and coordinate with local authorities, government agencies, corporates and NGOs towards environmental stewardship for
the benefit of their communities.

DAGES FOCUS AREAS

 Conservation – Zero Waste, Wildlife Protection, Recycle for Life.
 Love Our Rivers
 Plant A Tree
 Signature Parks – Peace Parks And Friendship Parks.

ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN TO DATE RY2021-22 District HandBook

1. Recycle For Life Project For Interact Clubs
 Initiation of Recycle for Life (RFL) in collaboration with GEC, Cenviro and My Kasih, July 2018.
 Launch of RFL project at SMK La Salle Sentul on Earth Day 2019, 22nd April 2019.
 RFL activities in a number of schools with Interact Clubs and other schools supported by Rotary Clubs
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2. e-Bulletin
 Published quarterly on Action Group’s activities in District e-group

3. Tree planting by Rotary Clubs
 Tree planting activities by various Clubs all over the District

4. Rotary Day -9th March 2019
 Run, Walk and Plog event organised at three locations- KL, Ipoh and Penang with participation by public, government agencies, Ministers, Rotary
Clubs, Rotaract and Interact Clubs.
 Environmental and health awareness activities and booths
 Plogging along the walk routes to clean up the locality
 Participation by nearly 15 environmental groups/NGOs

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5. Rotary Peace Park Malaysia at Luas Ponds, Bestari Jaya
 Launched on 29th June 2019 at Bestari Jaya, Daerah Kuala Selangor
 Promoting the park for tree planting activities by Rotary Clubs, Rotaract and Interact Clubs and Friends of Rotary
 Initiate similar projects in every town and district where Rotary Clubs are active in collaboration with local authorities, NGOs and community.
 A number of Rotary Clubs and other organisations have undertaken tree planting and tree care activities at the Park
 Promoting the Rotary Peace Park Malaysia for recreational, educational and ecotourism activities.
 Projects on 5 areas of Rotary focus being undertaken on a long-term basis at Rotary Peace Park Malaysia:
 Peace
 Economic development for the rural community
 Education
 Water and Sanitation
 Environment

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ACTIVITIES FOR RY 2021-22

1. Tree nursery with District grant support (RY 21-22) for Rotary Peace Park Malaysia

2. Global Climate Conference 4th July 2021
 The Rotary Global Climate Conference ushering RY 2021-22 and 7th area of Focus-Environment. Lead organiser jointly with District 3300.
 Series of environment related weekly webinars from April 2021 to June 2021

3. Environmental sustainability training program in District 3300 (August 2021-June 2022)
 RI Global grant proposal -Supporting environmental education and awareness building to community and schools to promote behaviors that

protect the environment

 Focus is on training and capacity building of Rotarians, Interactors and Rotaractors plus community leaders, school teachers and school students

relating to environmental sustainability education and awareness through workshops, seminars, webinars, projects and field trips.

 Through Rotary Clubs in the following key towns/regional areas: RY2021-22 District HandBook

 Sg Petani / Alor Setar
 Penang (Penang Island & Seberang Perai)
 Ipoh/Taiping/ Perak State
 Kuala Lumpur
 Petaling Jaya
 Klang
 Seremban
 Kuantan

 At least 25 Rotary Clubs, 10 Interact Clubs and 10 Rotaract Clubs will be targeted to be active partners.

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4. District wide tree planting project in collaboration with HugOurTree NGO
5. Collaboration with Global Environment Centre, Cenviro Sdn Bhd, Friends of Bukit Kiara, ESRAG and other NGOs on environmental projects

and activities.

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PP P.Balrajj
No. of ES : 31 Treasurer Rotary Club of Bukit Jalil
AG Subramaniam Sangamam
Co-Chairman Rotary Club of Bukit Jalil c. Facilities Management
PP Ir Dr. Dhileepan Nair c. Event Management / Properties m. +6012 646 9070
Rotary Club of Melawati m. +6016 331 0288 e. [email protected]
c. Consulting Engineering e. [email protected]
m. +6012 315 7825
e. [email protected]

Co-Chairman Secretary Member
PAG Bharat Gorasia Rtn. Raja Yasmin Raja Yusof PP Looi Kok Kheong
Rotary Club of Metro Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club of Melawati Rotary Club of Bandar Utama

c. Electrical Contracting c. Corporate Communications c. Engineering - Electrical Marketing
m. +6012 308 2631 m. +6016 417 4570 m. +6012 329 7028
e. [email protected] e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

Advisor Asst. Secretary Member
PDG Dr Baskaran Gobala Krishnan PN Alison Tan PP Olivia Lim
Rotary Club of Butterworth Rotary Club of Bukit Angkasa Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya

c. Medical-Dentistry Design - Events, Interior & Spatial c. Healthcare
m. +6012 423 1835 c. F&B - Baking m. +6012 680 0887
e. [email protected] m. +6016 334 4178 e. [email protected]
e. [email protected]

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President Ajit Singh Johl
SELANGOR / KUALA LUMPUR Member Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur Diraja
IPP Ir Dr Kribanandan Gurusamy Naidu
Member Rotary Club of Damansara c. Finance - Payment Solutions
PP Clement Sinnapar c. Design and Technology, Construction m. +6019 222 2898
Rotary Club of Kajang m. +6012 382 3911 e. [email protected]
c. Landscape Specialist e. [email protected]
m. +6016 211 9290
e. [email protected]

Member Member Member
PP Ar. Lim Fang Keong IPP Segar Krishnan Rtn. Suresh Unnikrishnan
Rotary Club of Bandar Utama Rotary Club of Bandar Bukit Tinggi Klang Rotary Club of Melawati

c. Architect c. Shipping / Logistics c. Digital Learning Services
m. +6016 323 6088 m. +6018 971 4170 m. +6016 328 0776
e. [email protected] e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

Member Member Member
AG Nirinder Singh Johl President Mahendran Daniel Rtn. Alan Chan
Rotary Club of Bernam Valley Rotary Club of Melawati Rotary Club of Utara Subang Jaya (USJ)

c. c. ICT Solutions c. Consulting Engineer (Civil)
m. +6019 271 9209 m. +6012 208 5254 m. +6012 238 1748
e. [email protected] e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

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DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY (DAGES) Member
President Eric Ong
NORTHERN REGION Member Rotary Club of Penang
PP Ang Soon Gin
Member Rotary Club of Tanjung Bungah c. Facilities Management
PAG Shankar Kailainathan c. Engineering - Technical Marketing m. +6016 418 9333
Rotary Club of Butterworth m. +6012 420 5372 e. [email protected]
c. Financial Management e. [email protected]
m. +6019 448 5252
e. [email protected]

Member Member Member
PP Jeyabalan Kavendappan IPP David Burton Bradley Rtn. Anantha Arumugam
Rotary Club of Butterworth Rotary Club of Langkawi Rotary Club of Butterworth
c. Public Utilities – Water c. Engineering – Industrial
m. +6019 446 4323 c. m. +6012 470 0657
e. [email protected] m. +6017 284 4590 e. [email protected]
e. [email protected]

Member Member Member
PP Soh Yew Aun PAG Edwin Seibel Nathan PAG Fong Seow Kai Chuan
Rotary Club of Georgetown Rotary Club of Ipoh Rotary Club of Teluk Intan

c. Manufacturing - Environment Products c. Legal Civil Litigation Ladies Lingerie - Manufacturer, Exporter
m. +6012 489 7987 m. +6016 550 8650 c. and Retailer
e. [email protected] e. [email protected] m. +6019 575 6288
e. [email protected]

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PERAK EASTERN REGION

Member Member
AG Asokan G. Kandiah PP Alex Yen How Siang
Rotary Club of Ipoh South Rotary Club of Indera Mahkota
c. Water - Technical Services c. Insurance Underwriter
m. +6016 523 5005 m. +6017 939 3623
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

Member Member
IPP Sam Chin PP Dr. Ramasamy Daramalingam
Rotary Club of Kota Bharu Rotary Club of West Pahang
c. Medical - GP
c. Mechanical & Engineering m. +6016 242 7174
m. +6012 985 0707 e. [email protected]
e. [email protected]

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DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON
MENTAL HEALTH INITIATIVE

(DAGMHI)

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DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON MENTAL HEALTH INITIATIVE (DAGMHI)

DAG-MHI came into existence in early August 2020 comprising of Rotarians and Rotaractors representing 20 clubs in D3300 aiming to address
rising mental health issues and suicides.

MISSION
• To promote mental health initiatives through education, support and advocacy.

VISION
• To support the community with better understanding of mental health, provide resources and learning opportunities for early intervention
and advocate improved support for mental health care.

VALUE
• Create relevance in our initiatives.
• Leverage on collective capabilities.
• Value the dignity of others.

DAG-MHI played a key role in engaging with various Strategic Partners to garner their support for formation of the National Coalition for Mental
Wellbeing (NCMW)

NCMW includes Rotarians, NGOs, Consulting Agencies; Institutions, World Organizations like WHO & UNICEF;& Strategic partners like the
Ministries of Health; Human Resources; Education; Women Family & Community Development.

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Members of NCMW have been grouped into focus groups to address different areas in a multi pronged approach:

1. Communications : Media Relations/Social Media Content
2. ICT & Webinar : Third Thursday Talk & Website
3. Psychosocial Support Group Training : Training Frontlines, care-givers, parent-support groups, primary-care and

4. Youth & Adolescents community health workers
5. Fund Raising : Training Counsellors & Mind Matters Clubs
6. Incorporation : For the training programs & projects
7. Decriminalization : of NCMW as a legal entity
8. Task Shifting : of Suicides
9. Mental Health in the Workplace : Recruitment of volunteers & empowering non-physician healthcare
: Mental Health Literacy, Promotion and improving Workplace Mental Health

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No. of DAGMHI : 40 Psychosocial Chairman - Incorporation
President Dr Monesh Pillai President Mohan Ramakrishnan
Chairman Rotary Club of Greentown Rotary Club of Klang Valley
CP Dr. Raj Kumar N c. Doctor c. Law
Rotary Club of Klang Valley m. +6017 633 3720 m. +6012 254 3656
c. Medical – ENT Surgery e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
m. +6012 212 1712
e. [email protected] Chairman – Youth & Adolescents
PP Raja Gopal
Secretary Chairman – ICT/Webinar Rotary Club of Bandar Bukit Tinggi
PAG Kanegeswary IPP Dr. Dickson Lai Yoke Kooi c. Education
Rotary Club of Subang Rotary Club of Port Klang m. +6017 889 6085
c. Business – Real Estate e. [email protected]
m. +6017 888 7588 c. Coach
e. [email protected] m. +6017 333 8803 Chairman – Fund Raising
e. [email protected] PAG Prema Kathiravelu
Rotary Club of Sentul
Treasurer/Chairman– Communications Chairman - Workplace c. Accounting - Management
Rtn Shanthi Thiruchelvam Rtn Rajiv Mathews George m. +6019 386 6026
Rotary Club Of Klang Valley Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya e. [email protected]

c. Public Relations c. Executive Leadership Coach RY2021-22 District HandBook
m. +6012 292 2604 m. +6012 215 0792
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

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Chairman - Decriminalisation Member Member
Dato Dr. Venugopal Balachand PAG Dr Bernard Chan Yoon Ngen PAG Rajj Melambaran
Non-Rotarian Rotary Club of Bandar Sungei Petani Rotary Club of Subang
c. Corporate Training
c. Medical – Cardio Thoracic Surgeon c. Medical – General Surgeon m. +6016 220 0765
m. +6017 883 7265 m. +6016 444 1677 e. [email protected]
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
Member
Chairman – Task Shifting Member President Mahendran Jerry Daniel
Dr, Arman Rashid PAG Nagesh Mahajan Rotary Club of Melawati
Non-Rotarian Rotary Club of KL DiRaja c. ICT Solutions
m. +6012 208 5254
c. Sols - Health c. IT & Biometric Consultant e. [email protected]
m. +6019 434 3881 m. +6016 266 3851
e. [email protected] e. [email protected] Member
PAG Karthi Palanisamy
Member Member Rotary Club of Central Damansara
Rtn Jude Tan Rtc Terrance c. Advertising – Consultancy
Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya Rotaract Club of Bukit Bintang m. +6012 329 7424
e. [email protected]
c. Programme Development c. Education and Training
m. +6019 272 1828 m. +6016 322 0942 RY2021-22 District HandBook
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

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Member Member Member
CP Dr Navin Patel PAG Samantha PP Beh Chin Tat
Rotary Club of Melawati Rotary Club of Mont Kiara Gateway Rotary Club of Georgetown
c. Event Management
c. Medical - Pathologist c. Legal – Intellectual Property m. +6012 474 6282
m. +6019 352 0620 m. +6012 502 1102 e. [email protected]
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
Member
Member Member President Gordon Vong
PAG Yim Ken Fei PP Jeyaretnam Vellupillai Rotary Club of Pantai Valley
Rotary Club of Damansara West Rotrary Club of Bangsar c. Business Strategist
m. +6016 352 0909
c. Properties c. Corporate Consultant e. [email protected]
m. +6012 683 2189 m. +6012 305 0630
e. [email protected] e. [email protected] Member
PAG Prof Dr P K Rajesh
Member Member Rotary Club of Bandar Sungei Petani
Rtn Cheah Seng Ho Rtn Sunil Hasmukhary c. Medicine - Education
Rotary Club of Bukit Angkasa Rotary Club of Klang Valley m. +6016 495 9372
e. [email protected]
c. Sports Event Consultant c. Management Consultant
m. +6010 829 8687 m. +6012 958 5357 RY2021-22 District HandBook
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

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Member Member Advisor
IPP John Beardsley Rtn Evonne Lim DG Dato Bindi Rajasegaran
Rotary Club of Klang Valley Rotary Club of Pantai Valley Rotary Club of Greentown
c. Administration
c. Management c. Personal Wealth Strategist m. +6012 518 0503
m. +6012 644 2153 m. +6012 201 9655 e. [email protected]
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
Advisor
Member Member PDG Dato Jimmy Lim
Rtn. K. Sangari A/P G.Krishnan Rtn Poo Ching Loong Rotary Club of KL DiRaja
Rotary Club of Greentown Rotary Club of Sri Petaling c. Property Development
m. +6016 212 7697
c. Teacher c. Technology, Real Estate e. [email protected]
m. +6019 402 0374 m. +6017 223 2288
e. [email protected] e. [email protected] Advisor
PDG Siti Subaidah
Member Member Rotary Club of Central Damansara
PP Mahad Ahmed PZC Arthur Yeong c. Security – Corporate Intelligence
Rotary Club of Kampung Baru City Centre Rotary Club of Kinta m. +6012 212 9933
e. [email protected],my
c. Corporate Trainer c. Law- Solicitor
m. +6017 299 2256 m. +6012 530 1888 RY2021-22 District HandBook
e. [email protected] e. arthuryeong8888yahoo.com

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Advisor Advisor
PDG Leslie Salehuddin PDG Mansoor Saat
Rotary Club of Gombak Rotary Club of Shah Alam

c. Management – Recruitment Services c. Law {Corporate and Lititgation}
m. +6012 227 6176 m. +6019 323 7630
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

Advisor Ex Officio
PDG Manohur Kurup DGS Sathiya Moorthy
Rotary Club of Klang Valley Rotary Club of Greentown
c. Engineering – Mechanical
c. Management m. +6012 520 6885
m. +6012 366 1942 e. [email protected]
e. [email protected]

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ROTARY EDUCATION FUND
(DAGREF)

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DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON ROTARY EDUCATION FUND (DAGREF)

MISSION
 Nurturing and developing youths from low-income families, between the ages of 15-19, who desire to help themselves, become
useful members of society by supporting their education holistically.

VISION
 Making a positive difference to young lives, by helping those who want to help themselves, and putting them on the start of the
road to a better life.

OUR OBJECTIVES
 Help promising 15-19 year old students from low-income families, by providing financial assistance and personal mentoring
support
 Help the students to stay in full time education, improve their grades and make appropriate tertiary education and career choices
 Provide the students and their families with a network of tertiary education opportunities.
 Develop the students to their full potential by “being the best they can be”. Nurture the students into good citizens.

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TASKS & GOALS
 Set up a committee with members from the North, East, East Malaysia, West and the Klang Valley so that we have outreach to all
these areas
 Ascertain the history and growth of this project by RCBKS for more than 11 years now
 Promote REF aggressively in the areas named and establish them to be REF supporting clubs
 Currently, there are 7 REF Clubs. To expand to another 10 clubs via physical visits, zoom invites and invite targeted clubs to
attend the activities of REF.
 Where clubs find it tough with resources, financially challenged or mentors availability, 2 or more clubs can support and put their
efforts together as a project partnership.

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No. of DAGREF : 13 Member Member
PP Rtn. Ernie Wong Rtn. Teh Mei Lee
Chairman Rotary Club of Bukit Kiara Sunrise Rotary Club of Ara Damansara
PAG Rtn. Dato’ Esther Tan c. Engineering Sales c. Financial Planning Consultant
Rotary Club of Pantai Valley m. +6012 327 9682 m. +6019 321 7928
c. Auditor e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
m. +6012 773 2300
e. [email protected] Member
Emzita Rewired
Member Member Rotary Club of Shah Alam (Rt Ann)
PP Rtn. Cecelia Matuya PDG Rtn. Dr Baskaran a/l Gobala Krishnan c. Retiree (business)
Rotary Club of Bukit Kiara Sunrise Rotary Club of Butterworth m. +6017 257 4645
e. [email protected]
c. Investment Consultant c. Dentist
m. +6019 820 6878 m. +6012 423 1835 Member
e. [email protected] e. [email protected] AG Cecilia Sharmini David Augustine
Rotary Club of West Pahang
Member Member c. Early Childhood Entrepreneur
PAG Rtn. Mohamad Abdullah Rtn. Remya Vallathol m. +6012 988 4253
Rotary Club of Pantai Valley Rotary Club of Bandar Sungai Petani e. [email protected]

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m. +6016 208 9810 m. +6016 612 8432
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

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Member Member Member
PAG Rtn. Dr Kong Voon Sin Rtn Dr Yee Yoke Leong PP Kenneth Tan
Rotary Club of Bukit Kiara Sunrise Rotary Club of Bukit Kiara Sunrise Rotary Club of Luyang
c. Retired c. Investment – Management c. Project Management
m. +6012 211 2282 m. +6019 229 3308 m. +6019 218 1194
e. [email protected] e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

Member
PDG Mansoor Saat
Rotary Club of Shah Alam
c. Law
m. +6019 323 7630
e. [email protected]

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DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON
SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPALUS

(DASH)

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DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPALUS (DASH)

INTRODUCTION
The DASH was inaugurated in August 2018 and formally recognized at the 84th District Conference in May 2019. It was set up primarily to
spearhead the campaign of awareness on Neural Tube Defects with a particular emphasis on Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus.
It aims to bring likeminded Rotarians together to look into the interest of children and adults with Spina Bifida and its related disorders
through practical and meaningful projects. This includes embarking on a strategy to reduce the incidence of Spina Bifida by a national
awareness campaign for fortification of foods with Folic Acid and to enhance livelihoods of people with Spina Bifida by training parents,
volunteers and health professionals in early intervention strategies and the best approach to care.

Our Partners And Alliances
We work closely with the Spina Bifida Association of Malaysia, to enhance the partnership on a year to year basis
To engage with the International Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalous Federation to take the awareness campaign globally through the
rotary movement.
To develop links with Asian and Global organizations with similar objectives.
It is our aspiration to partner with the MOH and MOE to increase awareness of the SB condition including highlighting the need for
proper social integration and the urgent need for accessible physical amenities particularly in schools.

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OUR OBJECTIVES
a) To create Awareness of Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus throughout the district by organising Conferences, Workshops, Talks &
Lectures from Time to Time in partnership with the Spina Bifida Association of Malaysia and other like-minded organisations.
b) To create awareness in the general public about the prevention of Spina Bifida and especially about the importance of consuming
sufficient folic acid before and during pregnancy.
c) To offer a platform for people with Spina Bifida and their loved ones to obtain relevant information on disease management.
d) To organise a cluster of expertise, including parents, volunteers and medical personnel within the district who will be available on a
call basis to respond to new SB cases and to educate young mothers and fathers on how to improve care, treatment and quality of
life for their loved ones.
e) To connect with other rotary districts globally and develop SB within the Rotary Focus Areas of ‘Maternal and Child Health’ & ‘Disease
prevention and Treatment’ so as to promote measures to reduce the incidence of Spina Bifida.
f) Work collaboratively so that best practices in care management, medical treatment and resources can be shared amongst the global
Spina Bifida community.
g) To actively seek funding for and coordinate projects that are made available to individuals with Spina Bifida (and their families).
h) To engage in advocacy in matters related to Neural Tube Defects both with Government and private institutions including in schools
and medical centres.

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No. of DASH : 14 Co Chairman Member
PAG Dr Selva Kumar Sivapunniam PP Dr Janet Foo
Chairman Rotary Club of Melawati Rotary Club of Alfa Ampang
PP Ir Dr Kribanandan Gurusamy Naidu c. Medicine - Paediatrician c. Project Management
Rotary Club of Damansara m. +6019 934 5609 m. +019 218 1194
c. Construction, Design and Technology e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
m. +6012 382 3911
e. [email protected] Member
PAG Susan Joseph
Advisor Secretary Rotary Club of Damansara
PDG Leslie Salehuddin PP Dr Shan Narayanan c. Legal-Civil Litigation
Rotary Club of Gombak Rotary Club of Ipoh m. +6019 376 1893
e. [email protected]
c. Management-Recruitment Services c. Medical
m. +6012 227 6176 m. +6016 594 0321 Member
e. [email protected] e. [email protected] PAG Dr Bernard Chan Yoon Ngen
Rotary Club of Bandar Sungai Petani
Treasurer Member c. Medical-General Surgeon
PAG Premjeet Kaur Gill PP Alex Abraham m. +6016 444 1677
Rotary Club of Damansara Rotary Club of Damansara e. [email protected]
c. Sports Retail c. Education
m. +6012 206 8840 m. +6012 200 1059 RY2021-22 District HandBook
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

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Member Member Member
Rtn Dr Wilkinson Tan Dr Yusma Azni Prof (Dr) Amaramalar Selvi Naicker
Rotary Club of Bukit Angkasa Hospital Tengku Ampuan Afzan,Phg Pusat Perubatan UKM
c. Medical c. Medical c. Medical
m. +6016 253 2305 m. +6012 952 4439 m. +6012 219 6921
e. [email protected] e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

Member Member
Dr Poongkodi Nagappan Rtn Lt Cdr Shandra Dass (Rtd)
Kuala Lumpur Hospital Rotary Club of Damansara
c. Medical c. Marine Engineering
m. +6017 885 5917 m. +6017 684 6697
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

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DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON
WHEELCHAIR DISTRIBUTION

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DISTRICT ACTION GROUP ON WHEELCHAIR DISTRIBUTION (DAGWD)

WHEELCHAIR DISTRIBUTION SOP

1. Prospective recipient to be assessed at their respective location by our trained Assessor.

2. To submit completed Wheelchair Assessment Form with all details filled in and send via email to PP Raja Renno (RC Melawati) at
[email protected] and AG Judy Chong ( RC Bandar Utama ) at [email protected]

3. Upon receipt of completed forms, wheelchair will be assigned accordingly

4. An administrative cost to defray GST charges of RM50 per wheelchair to be remitted by the requesting club to RC Bandar Utama as
follow :
The Rotary Club of Bandar Utama Hong Leong Bank Berhad Account number 195-0001-2551

5. Respective clubs to bear the transport cost of wheelchair . It is advisable for Clubs to consolidate the trucking cost from
Port Klang warehouse to the respective drop points . The following Clubs have graciously agreed to be collection centres. They are :
a. PP Dr Bernard – RC Bdr Sg Petani
b. PP Aikky – RC Bukit Bendera
c. AG Dr Selva – RC Melawati
d. PP Wong Ming Hui – RC Indera Mahkota
e. PAG BH Lim – RC Kulim
f. PAG Rev Sam – RC Senawang

6. Completed assessment form must be submitted to PP Raja Renno and AG Judy Chong for administration record before release of
wheelchair to Rotary club concerned .

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7. We will do a monthly wheelchair consolidation delivery to outstation by the 25th of the month for cost saving purposes
8. If there is an urgent need, the respective club concerned to make other arrangement for collection with PP Raja (017 878 9635) or

PP Judy (016 227 1308).
9. List of trained assessors attached for your referral.
10. Port Klang Warehouse as follow :

Rotary Club of Bandar Utama/Rotary Club of Melawati c/o Distrepark Logistics Sdn Bhd
Lot PT 119990, Jalan Canang Emas 8/KS10, Telok Gong, 42000 Port Klang,
Selangor Darul Ehsan. Tel : 603 – 3162 7721
Fax : 603 – 3163 0636
Attention : Ms Lim Bee Tin / Encik Najib

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PP Christopher Pressling
No. of DAGWD : 8 Member Rotary Club of Kuala Kangsar
PAG Bharat Gorasia c. Royal Air Force (RTD)
Chairman Rotary Club of Metro Kuala Lumpur m. +6012 439 2316
PAG Raja Renno c. Electrical - Contracting e. [email protected]
Rotary Club of Melawati m. +6012 308 2631
c. Risk Management / Hotelier e. [email protected] Member
m. +6017 878 9635 PAG Reverend Samuel D.John
e. [email protected] Rotary Club of Senawang
c. Religion
Advisor Member m. +6017 889 1947
PDG Kirenjit Kaur PP Aikky Tan Jin Aik e. [email protected]
Rotary Club of Titiwangsa Rotary Club of Bukit Bendera
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c. Law c. Security System
m. +6012 300 1313 m. +6012 472 7765
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

Member Member
AG Judy Chong PAG Wong Ming Hui
Rotary Club of Bandar Utama Rotary Club of Indera Mahkota

c. Logistic & Warehousing c. Technical Management
m. +6012 393 0300 m. +6019 980 1230
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

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