Youth Protection Policy (PDF) Adopted April 5, 2014, Amended August 22, 2014 This policy seeks to ensure safety by establishing clear rules governing the relationships and interactions between adult Kiwanis Club members and non-member adult volunteers and the children, youth, and adults with disabilities with whom we interact.
Tune in to hear about one of Governor Gayla's identified charities this Kiwanis year: HAWC. Healing Abuse Working for Change is a 501c3 organization in Northeastern Massachusetts that strives to help abused women, children, men, and nonbinary people live free from violence and fear.
Presented by Sara Stanley, Executive Director of HAWC ... See MoreSee Less
Learn a bit about Kiwanis’ early origins and how the organization thrived in service through some of the most challenging times.
Presented by Jim Janosik, Ohio District Secretary and a member of the Kiwanis Clubs of Worthington-Linworth, OH and the Centennial Internet Club. ... See MoreSee Less
Welcome to tonight's virtual workshop! Post your questions about Kiwanis history here in the chat and we will ask Jim Janosik and Elyse Denorfia at the end!
Just got in from Springfield's Installation dinner and now watching :)
PP Sonia watching from Kiwanis Club Negril Point Westmoreland Jamaica.
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As amended August 15, 2020
As amended November 21, 2021
Adopted April 5, 2014, Amended August 22, 2014
This policy seeks to ensure safety by establishing clear rules governing the relationships and interactions between adult Kiwanis Club members and non-member adult volunteers and the children, youth, and adults with disabilities with whom we interact.
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Tune in to hear about one of Governor Gayla's identified charities this Kiwanis year: HAWC. Healing Abuse Working for Change is a 501c3 organization in Northeastern Massachusetts that strives to help abused women, children, men, and nonbinary people live free from violence and fear.
Presented by Sara Stanley, Executive Director of HAWC ... See MoreSee Less
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Learn a bit about Kiwanis’ early origins and how the organization thrived in service through some of the most challenging times.
Presented by Jim Janosik, Ohio District Secretary and a member of the Kiwanis Clubs of Worthington-Linworth, OH and the Centennial Internet Club. ... See MoreSee Less
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Welcome to tonight's virtual workshop! Post your questions about Kiwanis history here in the chat and we will ask Jim Janosik and Elyse Denorfia at the end!
Just got in from Springfield's Installation dinner and now watching :)
PP Sonia watching from Kiwanis Club Negril Point Westmoreland Jamaica.
Women were allowed
View the first edition of Governor Gayla's Monthly Newsletter "the Sparkle Gazette" here: conta.cc/3l1ZIto ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks for a great year! You did wonderful work in a surreal time.
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