Rotary Club of St. Andrew

26/05/2026

26/05/2026

A day of service and fellowship. Rtn. Yulit led a discussion on the benefits of the Labyrinth in promoting Peace and wellness at the start of our Labour Day Project.

The session also included a breathing exercise commonly used in meditation.

26/05/2026

Rotarians, Rotaractors, friends of Rotary, community members and corporate donors joined in our Labour Day Project at the Peace Garden today at Hope Gardens.

It is a space that will impact generations to come, and we are happy to share this moment with everyone.

We thank the Guardian Group Jamaica for their generous donation towards our project today.

25/05/2026

Our Labour Day Project took us to the Peace Garden at Hope Gardens where we unveiled the Peace Pole and plant flowers throughout the garden.

The Peace Garden is a legacy project of the Rotary Club of St. Andrew. We were happy to be joined by DG. , Poet Amina Blackwood Meeks, Musical Ye Kengale and Presidents Pierpont and Carolyn.

The Peace Garden is a space for deep meditation, conflict resolution and meaningful dialogue.

Stay tuned for more highlights

19/05/2026

Join us this evening for our great big fellowship meeting 🥳

19/05/2026

Honouring a Life of Service Above Self.

On March 24, 2026, the Rotary Club of St. Andrew hosted a heartfelt Remembrance Luncheon in honour of Past District Governor Alvaro “Al” Casserly — a distinguished Rotarian, visionary leader, nation builder, and gentleman whose impact transcended Rotary and touched countless lives across Jamaica and the Caribbean.

The afternoon was filled with reflection, fellowship, tributes, and gratitude as Rotarians, family, friends, and members of the wider community gathered to celebrate a legacy rooted in integrity, humility, leadership, and unwavering service.

PDG Al’s contributions to Rotary, the Jamaica Stock Exchange, United Way, the church, and numerous civic organisations will continue to inspire generations to come. His steady leadership and commitment to community transformation embodied the true spirit of Rotary.

Though he may no longer walk among us, his legacy continues to guide and inspire us to “Unite for Good.”

12/05/2026

As we celebrate Youth Month, we are joined by District 7020 Interact Chair Jennell Bryan as our Guest Presenter to discuss how we can create a sustainable leadership pipeline through Interact.

Join us via Zoom today!

12/05/2026

During the District Conference, RCSA was invited to host the District Conference Community Service Project on May 01st where we were joined by several Rotarians from across District 7020 at the Boys' Town Community Centre to paint the Resource Library. They also toured Bob Marley's Culture Yard and The Boys' Town Community Centre, where we have several other completed projects, and had lunch.

During the project, the Resource Library's electricity was ceremonially turned on, signalling that the project is nearing completion.

Together, we continue to strengthen Rotary through service, fellowship, and leadership. 💙💛

12/05/2026

President Elect Stacy-Ann receiving the Rotary 2026-2027 theme banner from DGE. Lindsey Cancino during the PELS training.

The second photo is PE. Stacy and Secretary Elect PP. Ammesha is all smiles with the 2026-2027 theme banner.

Let's create lasting Impact!

12/05/2026

A proud moment for the Rotary Club of St. Andrew!

RCSA recently received the District Governor’s Partnership Award at the District Conference. This is a testament of the Club's commitment to service, and dedication to building impactful partnerships through the establishment of youth clubs.

We celebrate this well-deserved recognition and the continued excellence of our Club as we unite for good and create lasting impact in our communities.

President Sonia was present at the Luncheon Awards to receive the award 👏