Abuja Three Arms
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This page highlights the club projects that improve lives, strengthen institutions, and create shared responsibility in the community.
Visitors can explore project highlights, photos, outcomes, partner acknowledgements, and clear opportunities to support or participate.
Through these seven avenues of service and project categories, Rotary members tackle persistent community challenges by planning and carrying out sustainable, high-impact projects locally in Abuja and across the globe.
Encouraging dialogue, conflict prevention, community mediation, and peace fellowships.
Expanding healthcare access, organizing medical outreaches, and working to end polio.
Constructing boreholes, expanding sanitation facilities, and teaching hygiene practices.
Improving maternal health, pediatric nutrition, and prenatal care in vulnerable communities.
Empowering youth through literacy drives, school upgrades, digital access, and scholarships.
Building vocational capacity, financing entrepreneurship, and promoting economic self-reliance.
Planting trees, conducting cleanups, conserving natural resources, and advocating climate resilience.
Supporting digital learning environments for students.
The club equips learning spaces to improve technology access and future-readiness.
Expanding safe water access in underserved communities.
This initiative delivers practical, long-term water access with community partnership and Rotary stewardship.
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