The Rotaract Club of ECU Sri Lanka, established on September 9, 2014, is dedicated to empowering young leaders and creating meaningful, lasting impact within communities. As one of the oldest and most active clubs at ECU, the club plays a pivotal role in community development, youth leadership, and professional growth.
Our initiatives focus on fostering sustainable practices, enhancing personal and professional development, and providing young individuals with opportunities to engage, collaborate, and lead. Through diverse projects and impactful events, we continue to inspire positive change while nurturing the next generation of responsible and proactive leaders.
We expanded our international network by sending 30 letterheads across 21 countries, completing four exchanges and establishing communication groups. Responses were received from Nigeria, Uganda, Zambia, and India. We also hosted an online Origami Workshop with Rotaract Club of Kasthamandap, Nepal, strengthening international friendships and exploring future collaborations.
RAC Edith Cowan University proudly participated in the 3-day SEARIC Summit in Sri Lanka, South Asia’s largest Rotaract gathering. The summit fostered international fellowship, leadership and cross-cultural exchange. Our club actively engaged in all sessions and successfully completed 9 letterhead exchanges with clubs across Pakistan, Nepal and India. Won the most participated club from the institution-based.
RAC Edith Cowan University (RID 3220) & RAC Lead City University hosted a Virtual Cultural Exchange Fellowship. The 1hr 50min session featured club introductions, cultural showcases of Sri Lanka and Nigeria, Rotaract insights, and interactive trivia and Q&A, strengthening international understanding, friendship and cross-cultural appreciation beyond borders.
OneCircle successfully completed its first two phases, bringing Rotaract members closer through shared experiences and meaningful interactions. From the energy of Karaoke Night to the friendly competition and bonding of the Pool Outing, both phases created opportunities for members to connect beyond regular activities, building stronger friendships, trust, and a greater sense of unity.
Date: 20th September 2026
The Rotaract Club of Edith Cowan University successfully conducted its 12th Installation Ceremony on 20th September 2026. The ceremony marked the official transition into a new year of leadership, service, and fellowship.
The event brought together the incoming Board of Directors, Rotaractors, university representatives, and distinguished guests to celebrate the Club’s achievements and welcome its new leadership, marking the beginning of another year of meaningful initiatives and community impact.
Interact with Rotaract
The Rotaract Club of Edith Cowan University Sri Lanka held its flagship initiative, “Interact with Rotaract,” on August 20, 2026. Under the theme “Your Journey Starts Here,” around 80 students engaged with past presidents, Rotary leaders and visiting clubs. Interactive activities, team challenges, and networking sessions empowered participants to develop leadership, problem-solving, and professional skills while connecting with the broader Rotaract movement.
Organized by the Rotaract Club of Edith Cowan University, Slip & Score was a recreational sports event held on August 16, 2026, at Soapy Island, Moratuwa. Featuring a unique twist on traditional football played on a slippery surface, four teams competed across three matches. The event fostered teamwork, adaptability, and fellowship while delivering a fun, memorable experience for all participants.
The Rotaract Club of Edith Cowan University kicked off Infinity Games, one of our key year-long projects, which last year won the Gold Award for Most Outstanding Sports Initiative and Silver Award for Most Innovative Project of the Year. The first phase, LOCK ON, featured an action-packed dodgeball game that promoted teamwork, strategy, sportsmanship, and fellowship, setting an exciting tone for the phases ahead.
In August, 19 Rotaract ECU volunteers united to combat dengue across 4 km around Diyawannawa Wetland and Diyatha Park. The team removed 437 waste items to eliminate mosquito breeding grounds, partnering with EkoWave to upcycle collected plastics into brooms and yarn for a cleaner, safer community.
Talk Sphere is a year-long podcast project that gives Rotaract members a platform to share their journeys, experiences, achievements, and personal growth through their involvement in Rotaract. On 22nd August, the first episode was recorded at Clerk CEO Restaurant, Malabe, hosted by Disinie Hemachandra, featuring Rtr. IPP Delan Carson as the first guest. The episode explored his Rotaract journey and the valuable lessons he gained along the way. Throughout the year, Talk Sphere will feature different members, celebrating their unique stories and inspiring the wider Rotaract community.
On 27th August, the first episode of Beyond the Spotlight was published on the Rotaract Club of Edith Cowan University’s Instagram page. This monthly content series offers a behind-the-scenes look at the people, teamwork and candid moments that bring the club’s events to life.The first episode showcased the energy, collaboration and member interactions behind the club’s activities. The series will continue throughout the year, with a new episode released at the end of each month.
