Savanna-la-Mar · Westmoreland · Jamaica
Service above self, one Tuesday at a time.
We are business people, professionals and community leaders from Savanna-la-Mar and across Westmoreland who meet every week, then get to work. Water and sanitation in schools. Literacy. Health screening. Scholarships. Young people learning to lead. Small, steady, local work that adds up.
Where the work goes
Rotary's seven areas of focus
Every project the club runs sits in one of these. It keeps us honest about whether a good idea is actually Rotary work.
- 01
Peacebuilding and conflict prevention
Mediation training, youth dialogue, and safe-space programmes in schools.
- 02
Disease prevention and treatment
Health fairs, screening drives, and our standing commitment to End Polio Now.
- 03
Water, sanitation and hygiene
Tanks, taps and sanitary blocks for schools and clinics across Westmoreland.
- 04
Maternal and child health
Equipment and supplies for the parish health services.
- 05
Basic education and literacy
Reading rooms, book drives, and scholarships for parish students.
- 06
Community economic development
Skills training and support for small and micro enterprise.
- 07
Supporting the environment
Coastal clean-ups, tree planting, and climate resilience work.
Current work
Projects in the parish
The club runs a small number of projects properly rather than a long list badly.
Water for Westmoreland schools
Rainwater catchment tanks and hand-washing stations for primary schools in the parish that lose supply during the dry season.
Reached 000 students across 0 schools
Read the projectParish literacy and reading rooms
Stocked reading corners and volunteer reading sessions in primary schools, run with our sponsored youth clubs.
0 reading rooms furnished
Read the projectEnd Polio Now
Rotary's global campaign to eradicate polio. Our club contributes every year, and marks World Polio Day each October.
Two of three wild poliovirus strains eradicated worldwide
Read the projectThe Four-Way Test
Of the things we think, say or do
- 1 Is it the TRUTH?
- 2 Is it FAIR to all concerned?
- 3 Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
- 4 Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
Adopted by Rotary in 1943 and still the shortest ethics policy in business. Four questions, asked of the things we think, say or do.
The youth arm
From primary school to professional life
We sponsor and mentor four programmes, each pitched at a different age. Together they form an unbroken path from primary school to professional life.
Ages 5 to 13
EarlyAct
School-based service clubs in primary schools. Children plan and run small projects for their own school and community, with a teacher advisor and a Rotarian mentor.
Ages 12 to 18
Interact
Secondary school clubs that carry out two service projects a year — one that helps the school or community, one that promotes international understanding.
Ages 18 to 30
Rotaract
The Rotaract Club of Savanna-la-Mar is our sponsored club for young men and women. Community service, professional development and leadership — plus a social calendar the senior club envies.
Ages 14 to 30
RYLA and Youth Exchange
Rotary Youth Leadership Awards is an intensive leadership camp we sponsor students to attend. Youth Exchange sends young people abroad for a term or a year, and brings students here.
Club news
Latest from the club
The 2026-27 Rotary year opens with Create Lasting Impact
Rotary International president Olayinka H. Babalola's message for the year asks clubs to build results that outlast the project.
Read moreThe club has a website
A permanent home for our members, our projects, our youth clubs and the roll of past presidents.
Read moreMembership
The club is looking for classifications it does not have.
Rotary membership is organised by classification — your business or profession. We actively look for classifications the club does not yet have.