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Australian Rotary Health Supporting healthier minds, bodies and communities through research, awareness and education
Fostering Future Relationships THE RECENTLY HELD FUNCTIONS at State Government Houses in Australia are what we hope will develop into future relationships with the invitees. That is, representatives from state governments, the corporate sector and local Rotary Clubs. To date we have held these events in Darwin, Perth, Adelaide and Hobart. Our aim in hosting these events is to forge on-going long term strategies for a cohesive working relationship that will best service the people in these regions. If governments can work with ARH and local Rotary clubs in developing the program, we hope businesses will become active and caring corporate citizens by joining with us in creating a healthier Australian community.
Adelaide – Celebrating the beginnings of our Indigenous Scholarship Program On December 10th, 2013 we attended a wonderful reception in Adelaide with over 62 attendees, including the South Australian Leader of the Opposition Stephen Marshall MP, Chairman of RDU Peter Sandercock, and a number of leading business people and Rotarians. The Governor, Rear Admiral Kevin John Scarce AC CSC RANR, gave a brilliant address in recognition of the benefits Rotary and Australian Rotary Health (ARH) provide to the community at large. Later he personally thanked PP Geoff Bailey OAM for his foundation of the Indigenous Health Scholarship Program and spoke of the personal impact he has seen from mental illness. After the function, Director DGN Dick Wilson and wife Liz held a magnificent dinner at the Adelaide Club where the District Governors and several dignitaries discussed ARH in South Australia. We had enjoyable meetings with the Rotary Club of Adelaide and the Rotary Club of Mitcham – Geoff Bailey’s Club, who provided initial support in making the indigenous program a reality. Hobart – Our Largest Guest List Yet! The Hobart Government House reception was hosted on Friday February 14th by His Excellency The Honourable Peter Underwood AC. This event was our most popular function to date with approximately 90 people in attendance. Again, this was an excellent opportunity to bring representatives from government, corporations and Rotary together to explore the potential for future activities. It was very positive to see a number of major company directors at this event also.
On Sunday the 16th February, 2014, ARH Chairman Terry Grant and CEO Joy Gillett attended a morning tea with the Governor General, The Honourable Dame Quentin Bryce, who was a Patron of Australian Rotary Health. The event was held to say ‘thank you’ to the charities she has represented.
Together with ARH CEO Joy Gillett and Corporate Manager Terry Davies, I attended meetings with the Rotary Clubs of Lindisfarne, Howrah and Hobart. We also attended a very successful multi-club meeting at the Rotary Club of Claremont (who donated $19,500 in 2010 Continued page 2
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to the Funding Partner program). DG Bruce Buxton was in attendance and detailed the wonderful partnership between District 9830 and ARH. (Overall, there are significant opportunities presenting in the Tasmanian District). District Committee starts Year in Success As many of you will know, we have a hardworking group of Rotarian representatives around the country who promote the work of ARH to their Districts. I attended the last committee meeting chaired by new Director PDG Greg Ross. This was a great start to the new year, and with the support of ARH, we hope these representatives will continue their hard work in promoting the worthwhile activities of ARH to the community.
Australian Rotary Health (ARH) successfully held some of its major annual events at the Zone 8 Institute in Canberra, November 22–24, 2013; the DGN cocktail party, the ARH Dinner and our Annual General Meeting. New Directors were officially welcomed onto the ARH Board - PDG Laurie Barber, PDG Greg Ross and PDG Peter Williams. The Board also farewelled friends they have worked with over the last few years - Vice Chairman PDG Don Whatham and Director PDG Patrick Hartley. PDG Jeff Crofts was appointed as the new ARH Vice Chairman, and a number of prestigious awards were presented to those who have committed themselves to the service of ARH.
Terry Grant ARH Chairman ARH Chairman Terry Grant, PP Geoff Bailey OAM, ARH CEO Joy Gillett OAM and RI President Elect Gary C.K. Huang
Award for Knowledge Dissemination To acknowledge her work in promoting evidence-based mental health research to the community, Dr. Marie Yap received the annual ARH Award for Knowledge Dissemination. Parenting Strategies is a research translation program which was first developed in 2010. Its main aim is to translate existing research evidence into credible, actionable resources for parents, to support them in reducing their child’s risk of mental health problems. Dr. Yap was presented with the award at the 2013 Australasian Society for Psychiatric Research Conference.
The Australian Rotary Health Medal The Australian Rotary Health Medal is the second most prestigious individual award after Life Membership. PP Geoff Bailey OAM and Joy Gillett OAM were joint recipients for 2013. PP Geoff Bailey OAM, together with the Rotary Club of Mitcham, South Australia, established the ARH Indigenous Health Scholarship program in 2000. The program has been successfully supporting Indigenous health professionals during their study at university. Geoff was recognized and
ARH CEO Joy Gillett, D9830 Past DG James Wilcox, D9830 DG Bruce Buxton and ARH Chairman Terry Grant
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celebrated for his dedication and passion for Closing the Gap on Indigenous health. Joy Gillett OAM has been the Chief Executive Officer of Australian Rotary Health since 2002, and has been actively involved in the organisation since its beginning. Joy has shown total commitment and unwavering dedication to ARH and its activities. The Medal recognizes the tremendous amount of time she has put into its ongoing growth and success.
Dick White District Achievement Award In honour of Past ARH Director, PDG Dick White, Tasmanian District 9830 has been recognised for their numerous contributions to ARH. D9830 worked with Sally Fletcher to begin the annual ‘Sally’s Ride’ and subsequent Rides to Conferences since 2005. Monies have been used to fund a number of scholarships and grants researching suicide. D9830 has financially supported a number of Funding Partner PhD Scholarships, including priority research into Bowel Cancer. The District has also been involved in funding Rural Medical Scholarships and the running of an annual Health and Wellbeing Expo in Ulverstone, Tasmania.
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New Drug treats 1 in 5 terminally ill cancer patients Early trial results have showed one in five patients with advanced leukaemia are cancer-free as a result of a new drug. The drug, ABT-199, also shows promise for the treatment of other cancers. Trials were run by the Peter MacCallum Cancer Hospital in Melbourne, in conjunction with a number of research institutions, for the past year and a half. Funding was provided by a Funding Partner Research Grant from the Rotary Club of Williamstown ‘Friends-R-4 team’ in Victoria and Australian Rotary Health. Professor Ricky Johnstone, lead author and Head of the Cancer Therapeutics Program says “We are very excited about the results of our study and are already in the process of planning new clinical trials for patients with chemotherapy-refractory leukemia using our new treatment regimen.” Each year around 1,000 Australians are diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia. The disease usually becomes resistant to chemotherapy, meaning there is little prospect of survival for patients. Researchers, however, have successfully targeted a signalling pathway, responsible for a large number of aggressive adult and childhood leukaemias, allowing them to kill blood cancer cells and offer a potential cure. Findings were published in the prestigious journal Cell Reports on 22 November 2013. The study also received coverage in mainstream media such as the Sydney Morning Herald and ABC News.
Royce and Jean Abbey with son David
Professor Ricky Johnstone
In a letter to the Rotary Club of Williamstown, Professor Johnstone said “This work would not have been possible without the generous support from The Williamstown Rotary Club Friends-R-4 team and Australian Rotary Health and I cannot thank you enough for your assistance.” One of the drugs used in this trial is already approved for the treatment of adults with other cancers, and the second is in clinical development. Professor Johnstone suspects the treatment could be available to patients in a matter of years.
FIRST CHAIRMAN REMEMBERED Past Rotary International President Royce Abbey AO DCM sadly passed away on February 20, 2014. Royce was the inaugural Chairman of Australian Rotary Health – or the Australian Rotary Health Research Fund as it was then known. Royce served as chairman of the Steering Committee in 1982 and Royce was appointed Chairman of the inaugural Board in February 1983. Royce resigned as Chairman at the end of 1987 to take up his appointment of Rotary International President during 19881989.
David Hawes is one of three recipients to date to receive the Royce Abbey Fellowship.
Friday October 10 is
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Indigenous Scholar helps local Cambodian Dentist Indigenous Health Scholar Gari Watson has just returned from a placement in Phnom Penh, Cambodia working in a local dentistry program for underprivileged Cambodians. Gari worked in a team with two other students from his university, a local dentist and six dental assistants through the International University and mobile clinics in the slums and schools. “We carried out hundreds of fillings and extractions,” Gari said, “A service that a lot of Cambodians cannot afford especially when the average annual income is around US$800 a year.” He also worked in a preventative dentistry program which delivers oral health education, fissure sealants and fluoride to school children. “During our visit we managed to deliver
these services to nearly 600 children. This is a vital way of addressing the poor oral hygiene of Cambodian children and is the key to rendering severely decayed and missing teeth.” Despite seeing some of the most severe dental problems in his career, and not having access to more advanced instruments, he said the trip was a great experience. With the continued support of an ARH Indigenous Health Scholarship, sponsored by the Rotary Club of CairnsMulgrave, Gari will be able to take new skills into his final year of dentistry at James Cook University, Queensland. “I have taken away a lot of learning that will not only contribute to my career, but most importantly, to the people of Cambodia. I can really admire the treatment I deliver and see a sense of a great appreciation."
Meet Our Newest Rural Scholar Fourth year rural medical student, Mugdha Bokil, has successfully received an ARH Rural Medical Scholarship for 2014. Originally from Cooma, NSW, Mugdha will undertake her one year rural placement at the Australian National University’s (ANU) Rural Clinical School in Goulburn. “I believe any and all experiences are valuable to the future of my medical career, particularly those involving rural communities,” she said.
From Vice Chairman to Life member PDG Don Whatham is a Past Director and Past Vice Chairman of Australian Rotary Health. He was presented with a Life Membership for his service to the organisation in both an official and unofficial capacity. He is pictured with ARH Corporate Manager Terry Davies at the 2014 ARH Annual Golf Day.
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Mugdha’s scholarship is being sponsored by Rotary District 9675. She hopes the Goulburn placement will provide a better perspective of rural medicine in Australia and this will benefit her in the future.
ARH Indigenous Health Scholar Gari Watson visited Cambodia to participate in a local dentistry program.
Mental Health Prevention Forums Up and Running ARH has officially kicked off their newest community forum initiative. Working with Rotary Clubs and Districts, the forums will inform Australians of what they can personally do for prevention. Forums held to date: D9700: West Wyalong, NSW, involving the Rotary Club of West Wyalong – Wednesday 9th April, 2014 D9465: Applecross, WA, involving the Rotary Clubs of Applecross, Attadale, Booragoon, Cockburn and Melville – Monday 14th April, 2014
Visit us at the RI Convention Australian Rotary Health (ARH) will be at the RI Convention in June. Look out for the ARH Avida Motorhome parked at booths 236 and 237 in the House of Friendship where they will have a UV skin damage screening camera. At booth 165, staff and volunteers will be chatting to people about ARH research and programs, and selling merchandise including our popular Hat Day bears.
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Not just a “Mental Health” Research Charity: Our Succesful Funding Partner Program In the ten years it has been running, the Funding Partner Research Program has involved 160 Rotary Clubs funding 131 projects into over 60 areas of medical and health research. From broad research areas such as the causes and treatments of Auto-Immune Disorders and various types of cancer, to very specific interests such as youth homelessness, Malaria, Friedrichs Ataxia and Phenylketonuria (you may need to look some of those up). In 2014, 30 Funding Partner PhD Scholarships will be funded through Rotary Clubs, Districts and Individuals who have partnered with ARH and administering universities. Fourteen of these projects are new this year:
2014 Funding Partner PhD Scholars Monique Bax - Motor Neurone Disease University of Wollongong, NSW Rotary Club of Cronulla, NSW “Modelling sporadic Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) using induced pluripotent stem cells from ALS patients.” Louise Birrell - Youth Mental Health University of New South Wales David Henning Memorial Scholarship Rotary Club of Parramatta City, NSW “Untangling co-morbidity: substance use and mental health in young Australians.” Sam Cosh - Ovarian Cancer Mater Medical Research Institute, Qld. Rotary Club of Dural, NSW “Investigations into genetic aberrations underlying recurrent ovarian cancer.” Jarred Gillett - Cerebral Palsy University of Queensland Rotary Club of St Ives, NSW “A randomised controlled trial of progressive resistance training and functional training on muscle properties and mechanical gait deficiencies in youth with spastic type cerebral palsy.” Mareike Dahmer-Heath - Melanoma University of Queensland Rotary Club of Toowong, Qld. “Identifying the mechanism of the G2 phase UV checkpoint and repair response commonly defective in melanoma.” Ben Johnston - Autism University of Sydney, NSW Rotary Club of Illawarra Sunrise, NSW “Neuroimaging autism spectrum disorder
Funding Partner PhD Scholar Rayan Moussa (2011-2014) is researching the role of metals for the treatment of cancer. She is pictured here with her nephew Umar who was diagnosed with cancer at 2 weeks of age. He is still battling this condition.
(ASD) endophenotypes, oxytocin and modulated plasticity, response markers and implications for intervention.” Yang Kong - Children’s Heart Disease University of Sydney, NSW Rotary Club of Blacktown City, NSW “Detection and prevention of early atherosclerosis in children with fetal growth restriction.” Catherine Kubel - Dementia University of Wollongong, NSW Rotary Club of West Wollongong, NSW “Towards a decision-making framework for behavioural problems in residential dementia-care facilities.” Larissa Lewis - Adolescent Health University of Sydney, NSW Rotary District 9690 “Social media and adolescent development.” Chiho Muranushi - Skin Cancer University of Queensland Rotary Club of Toowong, Qld. “Pharmacological impacts to development of keratinocyte cancers: Qskin and Health Study.”
Lisa Oyston - Parkinson’s Disease Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Vic. Rotary Club of Dural, NSW “Conserved modifiers of Parkinson's Disease.” Joseph Po - Ovarian Cancer University of Western Sydney, NSW Rotary Club of Liverpool West, NSW “Biology of circulating tumour cells in patients with advanced ovarian cancer: Does epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) contribute to chemoresistance?” Aparna Rao - Cancer/Tumours University of Melbourne, Vic. Rotary Club of Cheltenham, Vic. + The John Richardson Fund “Targeting metabolism in RAS driven malignancies.” Tom Steeples - Youth Homelessness University of Adelaide, SA Rotary Club of Adelaide, SA “Homeless, young and accompanied: Identifying the diverse issues young people with families face when homeless in Adelaide.”
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EVENTS CALENDAR 2014
SATURDAY MAY 3 – SUNDAY JUNE 1 Ride to the Other Side Craig Alford attempts to ride around the country on a ride-on lawn-mower to raise funds http://www.ridetotheotherside.org.au/
SATURDAY MAY 24 SUNDAY MAY 25
Second Year for Photo Competition Gaining momentum from the inaugural event last year, Australian Rotary Health has hosted a Photography Competition again in 2014. The promotion ran from Australia Day – 26th January, 2014 to midnight (AEDT) on ANZAC Day 25th April, 2014. Entrants were encouraged to connect with one or all components of the theme: ‘HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES through RESEARCH, AWARENESS and EDUCATION’.
A number of excellent prizes were generously donated, including the Nikon D3100 DSLR with a 18-55mm lens as first prize. Entries so far have been displayed on Facebook. Winners will be announced on 12th May 2014 and will be notified by phone or email. More info at www.australianrotaryhealthphotocomp.org.au. Voting can be made until Friday 2nd May 2014 at facebook.com/AustralianRotary HealthPhotographyCompetition .
Banish the Black Dog Ride A two day ride through North Queensland http://www.banishtheblackdog.org.au/
SUNDAY MAY 31 – WEDNESDAY JUNE 4 RI Convention Visit ARH at booths 165, 236 and 237.
SUNDAY JULY 27 The Age Run Melbourne ARH will be entering a team. Contact the Office to join!
SUNDAY AUGUST 10 City2Surf, Sydney, NSW ARH will be entering a team. Contact us to join!
MONDAY OCTOBER 6 Melbourne Golf Day Play at the Royal Melbourne, Vic. Please contact Lee Strahan on 0414 751 959.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 10 HAT DAY Host a Hat Day at your Club or workplace www.hatday.com.au
SUNDAY OCTOBER 12 Australian Rotary Health Wine, Food & Music Race Day Held at Hawkesbury Race Course, NSW. Tickets $115 please contact the office.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 19 Perth Rotary Ramble The Rotary Club of Mill Point, WA runs a quirky treasure hunt around Perth www.rotaryramble.com
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 21ST
Brian Reeves, winner of the Hole in One Competition and Team Cardno
Corporate Golfer Wins Hole in One Competition Corporate Golfer Brain Reeves has won a Holden Cruze by hitting a hole in one at Australian Rotary Health (ARH)’s ‘Golf for a Purpose’ held on Friday 15th November, 2013. The competition was run on Hole 17 at Twin Creeks Golf Course, Luddenham, NSW - a 161 metre par 3 hole. Players donated $10 to try their skill at making a hole in one, sponsored by Heartland Holden in Penrith and One Stop Battery in Wetherill Park. Brian, from consultancy group Cardno, was part of the final group to participate on the day. Twenty eight local businesses took part in the event which raised over $10,000 for mental health research projects. ‘Golf for a Purpose’ will be held at Twin Creeks on Friday 21st November, 2014.
Golf for a Purpose at Twin Creeks Golf Course NSW.
SUNDAY DECEMBER 7 Sally’s Ride Tamar Valley Cycle Challenge, Tasmania http://www.sallysride.com.au/
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10 Annual Christmas Dinner
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Sun Shines for Annual Golf Day The weather was finally on our side at the Annual ARH Charity Golf Day, held at Riverside Oaks Golf Course, Cattai, NSW, on Wednesday 26th February. Rotarian and Corporate supporters enjoyed a round of 18 holes, lunch on the course and a presentation dinner. Monies raised will support mental health research PhD Scholarships and Grants.
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Rotary Bike Rides a Growing Success During the warmer months, many Rotarians are taking to their bikes to raise funds for important causes. Australian Rotary Health (ARH) has welcomed a growing number of Rotary Clubs and Districts supporting them with one day, weekend and week-long rides across the country. If your Club is thinking about hosting a Bike Ride, please contact the ARH Office on 02 8837 1900. District 9790 'Hardly a Hill' Ride to Conference has raised $15,000 for ARH. The event was a smooth success involving 24 participants from 14 Rotary clubs. Participants attended three Rotary club meetings en route to promote the programs of ARH; Deniliquin, Finley and Corowa, Victoria. The ride went from Saturday 15th March to Thursday March 20th and covered 650 km over 6 days. The inaugural Rotary Rides Canberra ‘5 Peaks Challenge’ invited participants to climb their choice of Canberra’s five scenic peaks. The Rotary Club of Woden, ACT encouraged
Starting line at the ‘5 Peak Challenge’ and District 9520 Governor, Wendy Gaborit promotes ‘Ride for Research’
the public to bring family, friends or workmates to enjoy the autumn views on Sunday 13th April, 2014. Donations will be used to fund mental illness research www.rotaryrides.org.au .
Rotary Health “Ride for Research (RfR)”. The ride comprised a journey of over 550km from Mildura in the Sunraysia area, Victoria, to Port Fairy on the Great Ocean Road. D9520 raised approximately $4,000.
Tour De Norfolk Plains is a 22km, 55km or 102km ride run by the Rotary Clubs of Launceston West and Longford, Tasmania. The ride was held successfully for its second year on February 2nd, 2014, raising $7,500 and attracting more than 150 participants.
Ride for Research $$$s continues to be one of the most significant events to support ARH each year. Run by District 9810 the 2014 ride covered approximately 675km from Sunday 16th – Thursday 20th March.
Cyclists from across Rotary District 9520 took to their bikes for their Ride to Conference in Warrnambool, Victoria; the Australian
Christmas Celebrations Many of our friends and supporters joined staff and students at another enjoyable Annual Christmas Dinner held on Thursday 5th December, 2013 at the Epping Club in Sydney, NSW. Save the 2014 Christmas Dinner in your diaries for Wednesday 10th December, 2014.
Upcoming rides include the Banish the Black Dog Ride and District 9820’s Ride to Conference. See calendar for more dates and information.
Dr. James Charles, South Australia’s first Indigenous Podiatrist, received a Golden Microscope Award to acknowledge his volunteer work in Indigenous Health and the encouragement that he gives to Indigenous Students. He is pictured here with ARH Indigenous Health Scholars Glenda Brown & John Towney from the University of Newcastle and Kym Bowman, University of Western Sydney.
RACING FOR RESEARCH HAWKESBURY’S WINE, FOOD & MUSIC RACE DAY Sunday 12th October, 2014 - Racecourse Road, Clarendon Tickets $115. Proceeds to - Australian Rotary Health
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New Friends & Companions Ruby Companions - $20,000 The Late PDG Doug Beasy & Alys Beasy Rotary Club of Merbein, Vic. Margaret & Rodney Orr No Club, WA. Gold Companions - $10,000 Terry Grant Rotary Club of Sunbury, Vic. Lou Brown Rotary Club of Dural, NSW Eric Webb Rotary Club of Campbelltown, SA Companions - $5,000 Kevin Meyer OAM Rotary Club of Turramurra, NSW Lindsay Morgan Rotary Club of Ulverstone West, Tas Reginald Neale Rotary Club of Campbelltown, SA Richard Murray Johnson Rotary Club of Adelaide, SA
Cumulative donations from August 2013 - February 2014
Diamond Friends - $2,500 Noeline Squires Rotary Club of Sutherland, NSW Jeff Crofts Rotary Club of Cairns Mulgrave, Qld. Teresa Evans Rotary Club of Walkerville, SA Jennifer Scott Rotary Club of Central Blue Mountains, NSW Platinum Friends - $2,000 Peter Price Rotary Club of Jindalee, Qld. Dugald McDougall Rotary Club of Hobart, Tas. Kevin Bouffler Rotary Club of Padstow, NSW Max Starr Rotary Club of Port Macquarie, NSW R Hardcastle Rotary Club of Carlton, Vic. Audrey Porter Rotary Club of Glenelg, SA
Warren Pengilley No Club, Vic Margaret Purcell Rotary Club of Mareeba, Qld. Silver Friends - $1,000 J Barker Rotary Club of Sutherland, NSW KN Bainbridge Rotary Club of Liverpool, NSW Richard Griffiths Rotary Club of Canberra, ACT Phil Gordon Rotary Club of Townsville South West, Qld. N Alexander Rotary Club of Jerrabomberra, ACT Don Gordon Rotary Club of Jindalee, Qld Tom Stevenson Rotary Club of Prospect, SA Bob Laslett Rotary Club of Forest Hill, Vic. Tom Flintoff Rotary Club of Monash, Vic.
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