"Annette's Club" does not refer to a specific, widely recognized group within Rotary International. It is possible that it might be a local or unofficial group named after a person named Annette, or it could be a specific initiative or project within a particular Rotary Club. Rotary International has various

Annapathiram, meaning "feeding the needy," is a cherished tradition rooted in South Indian culture, particularly in Tamil Nadu. This practice embodies the essence of compassion and community service, emphasizing the importance of providing sustenance to those in need. RCME members demonstrate compassion by contributing to Annapaathiram, providing meals to the needy

An Interact Club is a service organization for young people ages 12 to 18 that is part of Rotary International. Interact stands for "International Action" and focuses on community service, leadership development, and international understanding. Each Interact Club is sponsored by a local Rotary Club, which provides guidance and support

A job fair, also known as a career fair, employment fair, or recruitment fair, is an event where employers and job seekers meet to discuss employment opportunities. These events can be organized by various entities such as companies, universities, career service organizations, professional associations, and clubs

A Rotaract Club is a service club for young men and women ages 18 to 30 that is part of Rotary International, a global humanitarian organization. The name "Rotaract" stands for "Rotary in Action," and the clubs focus on community service, professional development, and international understanding. Clubs are grouped into

E-waste management is the process of handling discarded electronic devices and components in a way that minimizes environmental impact and promotes the recovery and reuse of valuable materials. An e-waste drive is a community or organizational event aimed at collecting electronic waste for proper disposal and recycling. These drives help

Career guidance is essential for school children as it plays a significant role in shaping their future by helping them make informed decisions about their education and career paths. Here are the key ways in which career guidance benefits school children.

Beautification of city with themes of sensitising people on the importance of health and wellness. Painting government schools/observation homes, government hospitals with emphasise on girl child empowerment.

Homelessness is a worldwide problem. They lack all basic requirements of life including food, shelter and healthcare. This project aims at improvement of existing facilities of shelters for homeless run by Greater Chennai Corporation at a value of RS. 20,00,000

Install new Youth Clubs in schools and colleges and to bring about effective youth engagement in Chennai. Approximate Budgeted Cost Rs.10,00,000/- Number of beneficiaries- 3000 students

Clean drinking water and sanitation is imperative for the well being of the community. A large number of communicable and bacteria based diseases can be avoided with proper sanitation. As part of this, RCME proposes to build two toilet blocks in corporation identified public areas at a cost of RS.

Education is the fundamental right of every Individual. RCME through its school infrastructure project will impact more than 10,000 underprivileged students in schools such as Vivekananda education Society and Ramakrishna Mission 1. Smart Board and content at a value of around RS. 1,50,00,000 2. Science Lab- Updating biology, Physics, Chemistry

The program aims to impart training to unskilled underprivileged women and equip them to become skilled painters. To enable women to earn a livelihood by empowering them with the skill and step into a domain almost 100% male dominated. We are targeting 1000 underprivileged women every year.

Cancer Screening for Women

Terry Fox Run, an annual non-competitive charity event conducted across 600 cities in 53 countries to raise money exclusively for cancer research. RCME has been successfully conducting Terry Fox run in Chennai since Year 2000

Idhayaganam, a project of RCME, started its journey way back in 2010-2011, with Rtn. Ramana as Chairman and has been continuing month after month without a break.

The Chennai Corporation Community College was started in the year 1999 as a joint initiative of Rotary Club of Madras East with Greater Chennai Corporation and Foundation for Vocational Training to further vocational & employment opportunities for underprivileged students.

The Chennai Corporation Community College was started in the year 1999 as a joint initiative of Rotary Club of Madras East with Greater Chennai Corporation and Foundation for Vocational Training to further vocational & employment opportunities for underprivileged students.

The skilling programmes will impact around 1000 underprivileged youth and women. Some of the programmes are Tailoring, Painting, Adobe, Web designing, BPO, Tally, Baking, Plumbing, AC mechanics and Electrical. These programs will be conducted in the two existing centers of Bheemenapet Community College in Alwarpet and Vocational Excellence Center(VEC) at

The Nutri-Garden initiative by the M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation (MSSRF) is a significant program aimed at addressing food and nutritional security in India, particularly in rural and underserved communities. The primary objective of the Nutri-Garden initiative is to ensure that families, especially those in rural areas, have access to a

Let us help trap the most abundantly available renewable natural energy source and not only bring light to homes and reduce the recurring cost of environmental protection by reducing carbon emission by enabling a shift to solar power.  Approximate Budgeted Cost Rs.50,00,000/-

The Agaramthen Lake restoration efforts were inaugurated in a ceremony on the 28th of October jointly by the Collector of Chengalpet, MLA of Tambaram and Members of Rotary Club of Madras East. This lake is a significant water body part of the larger Madambakkam, Sithalapakkam, Vengadamangalam, Kovilanchery block spreading around 150+

Wings-To-Fly (W2F), is a flagship project of RCME, to bring awareness to the Corporation school children, that there is a much larger, bigger world out there, full of opportunities for them.

Project SHAKTHI Global Grant Project by RCME Cancer is rapidly emerging as a matter of public health concern in India, and in the city of Chennai. Out of the new cancer cases registered in India (610,084 cases), 319,098 (52.4%) were reported in males, and 290,986 (47.6%) in females. However, in…

Paarvai aim to do cataract surgeries for the underprivileged people or for a community in association with Arvind Eye Hospital. We thank our sponsor L&T MindTree

Smart vision Aid aims to improve the everyday lives of the visually impaired. This aid helps them with navigation, reading, facial recognition using a combination of AI-powered glasses and mobile connection.

In partnership with Greater Chennai Corporation, RCME aims to set up a fully functional Dialysis unit in Chennai’s Urban Community Health Center that serves a population of over 2.5 lakh people.