The exhibition tells the story of the Club from its beginnings in 1923, when it supported apprenticeships in the Great Depression, through to more recently with practical help with school uniforms, help for those affected in the Folkestone flood, debt relief advice, and with helping to organise the volunteers at ‘Folca’ – the former Debenhams store COVID Vaccination Centre. The exhibition also touches on the Club’s support for Rotary International’s work internationally in countries such as Nepal and India, and in supporting it’s efforts to end Polio worldwide.
The exhibition is situated in the Temporary Exhibition Gallery on the lower ground floor and is open during normal Museum open hours (last entry 3.30pm).
of Rotary’s Polio Plus effort in Agra, India
