Rotary Club of Jakarta Sentral - District 3410

26/10/2025

October 26, 2025, Rotary Clubs throughout Indonesia celebrated World Polio Day with great enthusiasm in several major cities.

World Polio Day is a powerful reminder of the devastating impact this disease can have on children. It’s a day to raise funds and awareness so that more children are spared from the paralysing effects of polio.

Every drop of vaccine is crucial, and every donation brings us closer to a future where no child suffers from polio again. In the hardest-to-reach communities, these drops symbolise both protection and hope.

For every dollar you donate, the Gates Foundation will turn it into three. Your $10 becomes $30, which can provide an estimated 48 vaccines in some of the world's most challenging, war-torn areas.

With your support, Rotary and partners can continue their vital work to reach every child in every community until polio is eradicated.

Thank you for joining us on World Polio Day and helping turn drops of vaccine into a future free from polio.

17/10/2025

A new animated video tells the story of 12-year-old Vivi Ebert, who was paralysed during a polio epidemic that swept through Copenhagen in August 1952. Ebert was the first to receive a revolutionary treatment that saved her life and that of countless others.

In 1952, Copenhagen faced a terrifying polio outbreak. Known as the "Autumn Ghost," the virus struck 12-year-old Vivi Ebert, leaving her paralyzed and unable...

17/10/2025

Back in 1988, when Rotary International and the World Health Assembly set the goal of eradication, the virus was paralysing more than 350,000 children each year across 125 countries. If we finish the job, we free up billions of dollars for other health priorities and—most importantly—protect generations of children from a virus that has paralysed millions.

Bill Gates explains why the world is closer than ever to polio eradication—and why a $1.7 billion funding gap leaves the world vulnerable to a resurgence. 

19/07/2025

ROTARY MEMBERS.

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DISCOVER ROTARY Year 25 - 26, Chapter #1

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📆 Minggu 20 Juli 2025, 18.30 WIB

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Ini bukan sekadar learning, tapi bekal penting untuk Anda dan Club 🔥

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PDG Mufid Wahyudi
District Learning & Development Committee Chair

12/07/2025

An esteemed evening of celebration was successfully conducted during the District Governor Installation and Joint Board Changeover for Rotary Year 2025–2026, organised by Rotary International District 3410 in Indonesia. This significant event took place at the Aryaduta Menteng Hotel (Mezzanine Floor Ballroom) in Central Jakarta on Saturday, July 12, 2025, from 3 PM to 9 PM.

10/06/2025

Turning Trash into Hope.

Di Kelurahan Tebet Barat, Jakarta Selatan, perubahan dimulai dari hal sederhana—sampah plastik. Warga RW 02 sadar bahwa sampah bukan hanya masalah lingkungan, tapi juga peluang. Dari situlah lahir Bank Sampah Tebet Barat, sebuah inisiatif warga untuk mengelola sampah agar lebih ramah lingkungan dan bernilai ekonomis.

Momen penting terjadi pada Sabtu, 7 Juni, bertepatan dengan Hari Lingkungan Hidup Sedunia, saat Rotary Club Jakarta Menteng menyerahkan mesin pencacah plastik kepada bank sampah.

Mesin ini bukan sekadar alat, tapi simbol perubahan. Kini, sampah plastik bisa dicacah, diolah, dan dijual dengan nilai lebih. Bahkan bisa jadi bahan kerajinan atau produk daur ulang.
kisah lengkapnya di Stories4Impact:
https://link.me/stories4impact

06/06/2025

Selamat Hari Raya Idul Adha, bagi teman² Muslim, yg merayakan. May the spirit of sacrifice and kindness fill your heart this Eid al-Adha.
(Semoga semangat pengorbanan dan kebaikan memenuhi hatimu di Idul Adha ini.) 🙏

24/02/2025

Discover the magic of Rotary in Indonesia | 7 selected projects | 7 areas of focus.

Uncovering the Extraordinary: The Unseen Impact of Rotary Clubs in District 3410's Humanitarian ProjectsIn a world often filled with challenges, a spirit of ...

23/01/2025

Sun Never Sets in Rotary 2025, an annual International 24-hour virtual seamless event to celebrate the 120th anniversary of Rotary International. More than 50 countries will participate in this enjoyable yet inspirational event, including RID3410 representing Indonesia, mark the date and join the celebration.

https://www.channel3410.com/post/sun-never-sets-in-rotary-2025

31/12/2024

As the year comes to a close, RC Jakarta Sentral International would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all fellow Rotarians and friends who participated in purchasing EPN cookie packages, which began last October in honour of World Polio Day.

Thanks to these sales, we have raised a total of approximately Rp. 11,700,000 (around US$ 720), which will help fund polio vaccines through our club. We are pleased to announce that we have now completed our contributions to The Rotary Foundation, amounting to USD 720.

This brief report is submitted for everyone's awareness.

Rotary Greetings. 👌🏻🙏

26/10/2024

Last week, PDG Thomas Aquinas, the National PolioPlus Committee Chair for Indonesia from Rotary International, undertook a vital trip to Papua to address the ongoing polio crisis. Despite a government-led National Immunization Sub-Week aimed at combating polio, the vaccination coverage in several remote areas, particularly in the Bintang mountains, remained inadequate. Many communities were resistant to outside intervention, making it challenging for health workers to provide essential immunizations.

To navigate these difficulties, PDG Thomas sought assistance from Father Kees, a trusted figure within the Pegunungan Bintang community. Together, they arrived in Oksibil on October 10, 2024, where they met with local health officials and uncovered alarming data about recent polio suspects, emphasizing the urgent need for vaccination efforts.

Over the next several days, PDG Thomas and Father Kees worked tirelessly to gain the support of community leaders and facilitate vaccinations in the Oksop and Eipumek districts. They organized socialization events to educate residents about polio and the significance of immunization. Their efforts culminated in successful vaccination drives, where both polio and catch-up vaccines were administered to children who had previously been unvaccinated.

Despite facing logistical challenges, including inclement weather that delayed their return and restricted travel, the team was able to initiate vaccinations in several remote areas, including Batom and Muara, garnering interest and participation from local children and families.

Though the total number of vaccinations may not seem substantial, the trip represented a significant breakthrough in reaching previously underserved communities. By leveraging the influence of a respected local leader, PDG Thomas and Father Kees were able to facilitate health worker access and, ultimately, ensure that some of the most vulnerable populations received the necessary immunizations against polio. This collaborative approach illustrates the importance of community trust in public health initiatives. 👌

29/08/2024

Despite all the obstacles before me, I chose to not let polio define who I would be. It was difficult, but employing resilience, I pursued my studies successfully. Resilience is getting up every morning, taking your cane or crutches, putting on your orthopedic device, and walking slowly but surely.

Aimé Césaire Mpangaje By Aimé Césaire Mpangaje, District 2150 deputy polio coordinator, member Rotary Club of  Fleurus-Aéropole, Belgium I have had a long journey with polio. My story is one o…