“However, the pandemic put a halt to the initiative and a collaboration with another university fell through. It was a challenging period, considering the substantial groundwork and syllabus development invested in the programme,” she shared.
Thankfully, when the idea was revived, it received support from not just her fellow club members in Malaysia, but also other clubs in Asia, including Taiwan, Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand and Singapore.
“Being a member of Rotary is unique in that you belong to an international community and are welcomed anywhere in the world,” said Ms Bindi. “The pooling of resources can lead to the realisation of impactful initiatives, addressing complex community challenges and making a world of difference to the beneficiaries. That’s the beauty and magic of Rotary.”
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