The ANNUAL PROJECTS are those projects that may take nine months of planning, but take place over a few days, roughly the same time every year.
One-to-One has been running for many years. It is an occasion organised by a number of service clubs (including local Rotary and Interact Clubs), that is generally well supported by the City of Cape Town and is focussed on creating a super-fun day out for disabled people in the peninsula.
Rotary Family Health Days is a relatively recent addition to the annual calendar. The project is a collaboration between various local Rotary Clubs.
Concert in a Convent Garden is a fundraiser organised in partnership with Kromboom RC.
Rotary Family Fun Day sees WRC collaborating with inner city and Atlantic seaboard RCs. A ride on the little blue train - "Old Lady" is the highlight of the day.
WRC has been involved with the Cape Town Cycle Tour for many, many years and apart from marshalling a key points, we sell parking tickets and occasionally have a rider in the race...
17th Sep 2017 Cape Town Marathon
Happiness is getting a medal in Africa's first IAAF Gold status marathon...
Dr Moh on duty at the finish line - the weather could not have been more perfect!
Concert in a Convent Garden
5 Feb 2017
Rotarians and friends gathered at Springfield Convent on a gloriously balmy evening to enjoy light music and fellowship. Our share of the proceeds go towards fundraising for the Siyakhanyisa Creche.
Family FUN Day
9 April 2017
Rotoractors with Sue Truter at the ticketing table.
Janice Halliford and Jackie James looking after and arranging the raffle prizes.
Rotary coffee vending venture: Ground Up doing lively trade.
The weather was gorgeous - perfect for a Rotary Family Fun Day... the perfect day to take a ride on the little "Old Lady" Blue train.
Rotary Family Health Days
12-14th Oct 2016 : Khayelitsha
Bernadette Hunkeler Brown at Reception.
Hans Stampfl helping at the eye testing station: participants in need, received specs donated by Rotarians from various parts of the world.
One-To-One
Aug 21st 2016: Fun-Day for the disabled
It was once again a grand day out for physically and mentally disabled Capetonians... a chance to play some games, have some fun, get loads of prizes and enjoy delicious eats.
Waterfront Rotary supports the once-a-year, special day for the mentally challenged citizens of Cape Town.
The club, with the help of the Interacters, runs a stall where participants get prizes for throwing bean bags through the nose of Rob the Seal.
This is an opportunity for service and fellowship in the true Rotary spirit of "Service above Self". This event is the highlight of many mentally disabled people's year: they really enjoy the fun and excitement - and all the good things they get to eat!
If you would like to get involved (we are always looking for prizes!) you can phone Pieter Swart on 0215563918.
