1. Community education

• Share information from local and regional health authorities and support their efforts. 
• Contact your local health department to determine where assistance is most needed.   

2. Equitable distribution 

• Connect with local health departments/agencies (including WHO and UNICEF where applicable) to advocate for and support their efforts to ensure all communities receive equal access to the vaccine.  

3. Combat misinformation 

• Disseminate accurate, fact-based information (as provided by local health agencies). 
• Advocate by spreading the word that #vaccineswork. Use Rotary’s work on polio eradication as a key example. 
• Invite a medical professional or local health department official to speak virtually at a club meeting. 
• Engage with local media (e.g. letters to the editor) in support of local efforts. 

4. Stop the spread of COVID-19

• Continue to engage in projects supporting mask-wearing, social distancing, proper hygiene practices, and donation of PPE.  
• Lead by example (wear masks and practice social distancing at all times) and share images online that reflect these behaviours.

5. Encourage vaccination 

• Get vaccinated as soon as your country’s system permits and share your experience online. 

The Rotary E-Club of Brindabella has received another production run of District 9705 branded face masks.  

The masks are Rotary International Licensed they are correctly branded and approved.  They are WHO approved, washable and re-useable. Up to 15 washes.

The upsurge of the Delta variant and mandatory mask requirements gives you the opportunity to show the world that Rotary promotes Covid-19 safety by wearing a Rotary branded mask when out and about or on Rotary business.

Cost per Mask: $20.00           Contact Person:  Rob Uhl         Rotary E-Club of Brindabella