The 6th UNESCO Cities for Peace Conference will be held in Valletta, Malta from 4
to 6 April 2025 with the theme UNESCO HISTORIC CITIES, Sustainability and
Historic Cities: Challenges and Opportunities.”
Rotary Club Malta's new anti-litter campaign, launched in partnership with Skolasajf centres, engages children in promoting cleaner streets by encouraging families to use eco-friendly car litter bags made from recycled plastic. Sponsored by a Rotary International District Grant and HSBC Bank Malta, this initiative aims to foster environmental responsibility across Malta.
Help Rotary Club Malta raise funds for Dar il-Kaptan to upgrade their multi-sensory room which is so important to the care and welfare of their clients. We list the equipment needed and you can donate any specific piece based on how much support you wish to give.
The Rotary Club Malta, in collaboration with local organizations, has launched the "3rd Generation Ukrainian Social Club" to support displaced Ukrainians aged 50+ in Malta. This initiative aims to foster social inclusion, offer English language education, and enhance knowledge of Maltese culture. Kicked off with a Ukrainian-style Christmas celebration, the project has already marked its first success, bringing hope and a sense of community to many.
The Rotary Club Malta, in collaboration with clubs from districts 9210, 7390, and 7430, supported a Vocational Training Team Grant in Mfuwe, Zambia, providing medical services and training to thousands. This project, involving over 50 international volunteers, significantly impacted the local community through eye, dental, and medical care
