OUR CLUB HISTORY
The Rotaract Club of Georgetown Central was chartered on April 24th 1993. The first meeting was held at BIDCO house in Queenstown, Georgetown.
The Charter President was Leslie Ann Simpson and the founding Rotarians were then President Mike Davis, Rotarian Mark Bender and Rotarian Ivor O'Brian. The club was, and still is, proudly sponsored by the Rotary Club of Georgetown Central.
Today, we continue to honour the legacy of service established by our predecessors and the youth empowerment and community development they fostered from 1993 to the present. We are committed to furthering that legacy as we continue to grow and serve.

Seated L-R: Nicole McDavid, Romona Bhagwandin, Leslie Ann Simpson, PP Mike Davis, Melanie Kirkpatrick, Justin Singh. Middle row: Simone Stephney, Kim Lee, Melanie Wilkinson. Standing row: Rhonda DeFreitas, Olga Konyo Addo, Dwayne Phaul
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Rotary GC extended its influence by sponsoring and chartering several Interact clubs. The Interact Clubs of Queen's College was first one chartered in 1996. Many years later, The Bishops' High School was chartered in 2024. These partnerships have cultivated a vibrant ecosystem of service, leadership, and fellowship across generations.
In 2026, we collaborated with our parent club to establish a new Interact Club at St. Stanislaus College. The Charter of the Interact Club of St Stanislaus College was held in March 2026 during World Rotaract Week marking a milestone as the the first Club chartered by the Rotaract Club of Georgetown Central.
OUR IMPACT
We have contributed to improving communities in Regions 2, 3, 4, 6, 10 and we intend to further our reach.
We have supported schools for the disabled, elderly homes, the homeless and young orphans.
We provided workshop training to the public on business startup, marketing and financing.
We continue to provide professional development training, self defense, first aid, grooming, etiquette and many more training for its members.
We support the mental wellness of our members by executing a variety of positive interactive activities.
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