Information for ROTARY CLUBS
From a concept project by the Rotary Clubs of Tea Tree Gully, Modbury and Golden Grove in South Australia, the pilot project was officially launched on the 24th May 1999.
Since then many clubs have joined this great community program and more than 800,000 books have been printed and distributed throughout Australia and New Zealand.
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District 9500
Rotary Clubs of
Tea Tree Gully
Modbury
Golden Grove
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When you handout the Emergency Medical Information Books, please make sure you tell the recepients that they need to fill out the details in the book with a family friend or doctor and then place it on the fridge.
It is also important to mark the book with male or female if your name is similar.
The EMIB is in a clear plastic sleeve and has 3 magnets on the back for placing on the fridge.
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Shopping Centre Displays are an ideal way to distribute the Emergency Medical Information Books to the Community. These venues are also a perfect way to present to the public the efforts and programs run by your Rotary Club.
By using the 'Counter Boxes', many clubs ask for a gold coin donation which is then used to purchase more Books.
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| A Display Stand is available for Rotary and Lions clubs in Districts 9500 & 9520 |
 ..............  New EMIB Roll up Banner available
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| The EMIB Committee has a portable Display Stand which has a range of information posters in relation to the EMIB Project. This is available for use by Rotary Clubs for functions including District Assemblies and Conferences. We also have a range of 'printable' materials for A3 and A2 which files can be sent to you on request. If you would like to borrow the display stand or receive printable materials - please phone Graham Fussen on mobile 0412 694 461 or email at gfussen@emib.org.au |
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