The Rotary Club of Dominica celebrated a significant milestone, marking its 51st year since inception with a dinner at the Old Stone Restaurant in Roseau on Wednesday, November 5, 2025. The event gathered a diverse group of attendees, including current Rotarians, former presidents, honorary members, and distinguished guests, all united in honoring over fifty years of service to the nation and local communities, as reported by a press release from the organization.
Founded on November 2, 1974, the Rotary Club of Dominica has established itself as a cornerstone of volunteerism and leadership. Throughout its history, the club has actively supported a wide array of initiatives spanning education, healthcare, youth programs, and efforts to strengthen community resilience. The club’s team said that its collaborations with both local and international organizations have consistently aimed to enhance lives and promote Rotary’s worldwide principle, “Service Above Self.”
During the celebration, members reportedly reminisced about notable achievements, such as literacy enhancement programs in schools, projects providing clean water, and disaster relief efforts following Tropical Storm Erika and Hurricane Maria.
President, PHF, Dr. Jermaine Jewel Jean-Pierre, expressed appreciation for the unwavering commitment of club members. In her speech, she stated,“Tonight, we celebrate not only our history but also our ongoing commitment to building a better Dominica through service, fellowship, and innovation,” she said.
The release shared that the evening was also marked by heartfelt tributes to former leaders and moments of camaraderie among attendees. Participants reaffirmed their dedication to upholding the core values of Rotary and pledged to broaden the club’s influence in the coming years.
Looking ahead, as the Rotary Club of Dominica enters its 52nd year, it stated that it continues to prioritize critical national issues such as youth empowerment, environmental sustainability, and the promotion of digital literacy, embodying the Rotary ideal of doing good in the world.
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