Rotary Action Groups help clubs and districts plan humanitarian service projects on various focused topics. The groups are organized by Rotarians, Rotaractors, and Rotary Peace Fellows with skills and interest in a particular field. Membership is open to people who want to share their expertise to make a positive impact or support action groups’ projects and activities. Action group members have the opportunity to engage in meaningful service activities outside their clubs, districts, or countries. Clubs can draw on these groups to enhance projects, engage members, and attract new ones......
Addiction prevention rag-ap.org
Alzheimer’s and dementia adrag.org
Basic education and literacy belrag.org
Blindness prevention rag4bp.org
Blood donation ourblooddrive.org
Clubfoot rag4clubfoot.org
Community economic development ragced.org
Diabetes rag-diabetes.org
Disaster assistance dna-rag.com
Domestic violence prevention ragfamsafe.org
Endangered species rag4es.org
Environmental sustainability esrag.org
Family health and AIDS prevention rfha.org
Food plant solutions foodplantsolutions.org
Health education and wellness hewrag.org
Hearing ifrahl.org
Hepatitis ragforhepatitiseradication.com
Malaria ram-global.org
Menstrual health and hygiene ragmhh.org
Mental health initiatives ragonmentalhealth.org
Multiple sclerosis rotary-ragmsa.org
Peace rotaryactiongroupforpeace.org
Polio survivors rotarypoliosurvivors.org
Refugees, forced displacement, and migration ragforrefugees.org
Reproductive, maternal, and child health rotaryrmch.org
Slavery prevention ragas.online
Water, sanitation, and hygiene wash-rag.org
Find out more by emailing or visiting the website of the group you’re interested in, or by writing to actiongroups@rotary.org.