Rotaract Club of Kira
Rotaract Kira fellowship and youth empowerment session
Empowering leaders

Become a catalyst for change in Kira.

Join a global community of young professionals and community leaders dedicated to service above self. Your journey towards impactful leadership starts here.

Rotaract Club of Kira members at a fellowship gathering
Life as a member

More than a meeting every Thursday.

Membership means showing up — at Zebra Spot for weekly fellowship, on-site for hands-on projects like Roots of Hope, and alongside District 9213 for initiatives like the Road Safety campaign. It's professional development and genuine friendship in equal measure.

Why join Rotaract Kira

We provide the platform. You bring the passion.

Vibrant Community

Connect with like-minded young professionals who share your commitment to development.

Leadership Skills

Gain hands-on experience in project management, public speaking and strategy.

Global Impact

Be part of Rotary International's global network of 200,000+ Rotaractors.

The process

Your membership journey.

A simple four-step process — most applicants are inducted within six weeks.

01
Express Interest

Fill out our online application form to let us know you're interested in joining our family.

02
Attend Meetings

Join at least three consecutive fellowship meetings to experience our club's culture.

03
Project Visit

Participate in one of our ongoing community service projects to see our impact firsthand.

04
Formal Welcome

Upon approval by the board, you'll be formally inducted into the club and international network.

Start your application

Ready to take the first step? Fill out this form and our team will reach out within 48 hours.

Before you apply
  • check Open to young professionals and university students — no upper age limit
  • check Able to attend 3 consecutive fellowship meetings
  • check Comfortable with semi-annual membership dues

Meetings: Every Thursday, 7:00 PM

Location: Zebra Spot, Kira

Questions?

Frequently asked.

Can't find what you're looking for? Reach out to us directly.

While traditionally for ages 18-30, Rotary International has removed the upper age limit. Our club primarily caters to young professionals and university students looking to develop their careers and communities.

Yes, members pay semi-annual dues which go towards club administration, community projects, and per-capita dues to Rotaract District 9213 and Rotary International.

No. While we have student members, we also have many working professionals from medicine, law, engineering and the creative arts.