Club of Singapore
IMPACT PASSPORT
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Singapore IMPACT Passport Club. We notice needs others overlook, question familiar assumptions to find new directions, and mobilise resources to turn care into sustainable community action.
Designed for global members, frequent travellers, and initial project alignment from anywhere in the world.
Venue: The Cairnhill, Singapore (4 Cairnhill Rise, Singapore 229740). Deep fellowship, project decisions, and thematic talks.
President Sujata Tiwari (2026–2028) brought together a group of like-minded individuals from diverse professional walks of life to pioneer a modern, flexible Rotary model.
Built for busy professionals, frequent travellers, and non-traditional schedules who still want to serve meaningfully without rigid traditional attendance barriers.
Prioritising real projects, measurable community results, and direct hands-on change over purely administrative routines.
Welcoming members from all nationalities, cultures, and professional backgrounds to foster a rich, diverse community.
Actively encouraging female leadership and next-generation young leaders to take key roles and drive initiatives from day one.
Partnering globally across borders while delivering targeted, high-value local impact in Singapore and Southeast Asia.
Building deep lifelong friendships, personal growth, and authentic warmth while carrying out meaningful community work.
Dedicated leaders uniting diverse expertise to serve our club, Singapore, and regional communities.
Pioneering the vision to create an impact-first, flexible passport club for leaders and professionals seeking purpose, international fellowship, and meaningful community execution.
Guiding strategic direction, leadership continuity, and thematic talk discussions on career transitions and innovation.
Managing club operations, communications, governance, and translating volunteer care into structured execution.
Overseeing financial integrity, project budgeting, transparent reporting, and youth wellbeing advocacy.
Welcoming new members, fostering international fellowship, and building high-trust squads for service.
Connecting club projects with Global Grants, Rotary International programmes, and creative problem-solving.
Spearheading fundraising strategies, corporate sponsorships, and modern marketing to mobilise resources.
Empowering young leaders, championing youth resilience, mental health awareness, and peer support initiatives.
Overseeing the planning and execution of all service projects to ensure high-impact delivery and long-term sustainability.
Stay updated with major milestones, installation ceremonies, and official club events.
ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE IMPACT PASSPORT CLUB
Join us as we officially install our Board of Directors for the Rotary Year 2026–2028 and celebrate the launch of our modern, impact-first passport club.
We combine virtual accessibility with rich in-person fellowship. Join us online or at our physical venue in Singapore.
Designed for members who are travelling, living overseas, or seeking initial alignment on upcoming projects before physical gatherings.
A multi-faceted approach to addressing pressing social issues through diverse viewpoints and structured community action.
Look beneath surface assumptions. Identifying overlooked societal gaps, from mental wellness to underserved elder populations.
Challenging default solutions. We debate sustainable strategies, creative funding, and community partnerships.
Executing with empathy, integrity, and measurable outcomes that elevate lives both locally and across Southeast Asia.
Designed to mobilise resources quickly and generate measurable, sustainable impact across local and regional communities.
Caring for Life — a Singapore registered charity and Institution of a Public Character (IPC).
Equipping transitioning students and youths with digital safety tools, psychological resilience, and crisis intervention resources.
Structured peer-counselling circles, active listening workshops, and buddy networks to combat youth isolation.
A landmark regional symposium uniting mental health leaders, policymakers, and Rotary networks across Southeast Asia.
For the Indigenous Peoples Community residing at the foothills of Inorogan, Barangay Sto. Domingo, Iriga City, Bicol, Philippines.
Designing and constructing durable modular shelters built to withstand recurring typhoons and heavy seasonal rains endemic to the Bicol region.
Empowering local indigenous families with safe, sanitary, and permanent home environments while safeguarding ancestral lands at the foothills.