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Eight years, eight projects: the Rotaract Club of Jacmel focuses on well-being
- Equipe de communication
- Mar 7
- 2 min read
In order to strengthen camaraderie within the Rotaract Club of Jacmel, a series of activities, organized in collaboration with club members and prospects, was held during the month of February to celebrate the club's 8th anniversary.
A moment of exchange between two participants in the “Rota Care” activity.
Rota Care was created by the Wellness Committee, which focuses on well-being, solidarity, and strengthening bonds between Rotaractors. According to District 7020, its main goal is to help Rotaractors better manage their mental health and promote a culture of well-being within clubs. In line with this approach, each club in the district is encouraged to organize activities that promote personal balance, cohesion, and mutual support.
It was in a warm atmosphere on Sunday, January 25, 2026, during our regular statutory meeting, that the activity was launched. Following a random draw, pairs were formed, and eight actions were to be carried out to mark the club's eighth anniversary. These actions were defined in advance and were designed to promote interaction and closeness between participants.
Among the proposed actions were inviting your partner to an activity, giving them a gift, accompanying them on an errand, picking them up from work, and sharing a drink or a meal, among other initiatives aimed at cultivating attention and kindness.
According to Anne Catherine Terminé, director of the Wellness Commission, this initiative has created simple but meaningful moments among club members. “Rota Care has given us the opportunity to get to know each other better, take time for each other, and strengthen the family spirit that characterizes Rotaract,” she explains.
Beyond the simple festive aspect of the club's anniversary, “Rota Care” proved to be a truly social experience. This activity helped break down certain barriers, strengthen ties between former members and new prospects, and remind us that service also begins with the attention we pay to one another.
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