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THE ROTARY CLUB OF PORT OF SPAIN

Building A Community With You!

We meet Tuesdays at 12:00 PM
Main Auditorium, Goodwill Industries of the West Indies

Goodwill Industries of the West Indies
9 Fitzblackman Drive
Woodbrook, Port of Spain
Trinidad and Tobago

Phone:

(868) 625-3446

Fax:

(868) 625-6673

Email:

rotarypos@gmail.com

District Site

Venue Map

Location/Directions via Google Maps | Location/Directions via Waze

From East: Proceed westbound along Wrightson Road and continue onto Audrey Jeffers Highway. Movietowne will be on your left and the National Stadium will be on your right. Immediately after Movietowne, make a right turn at the traffic light onto Maraval Parkway.

From West: Proceed eastbound on the Audrey Jeffers Highway. Prior to the intersection with the National Stadium, the road will fork. Proceed along the left hand exit on to Maraval Parkway.

Proceed (North) along Maraval Parkway passing the National Stadium (on your right). Just before the end of Maraval Parkway and prior to Ariapita Avenue you will see the Brian Lara MRI & Cancer Center at the corner of Maraval Parkway and Fitzblackman Driver on your right. There will be a break in the median along Maraval Parkway where you can make a right turn onto Fitzblackman Drive. Proceed briefly along Fitzblackman Drive and Goodwill Industries will be a couple buildings down on your left. There will be an open (blue) gate through which you can enter the car park area.

It is an honour and a privilege to serve as President of our dynamic and storied club for the 2025–2026 Rotary year. As we embark on this new chapter together, we are inspired by Rotary International President’s theme: Unite for Good.

This powerful call to action reminds us that lasting change begins with unity—within our club, across our communities, and around the world. By embracing collaboration, compassion, and collective purpose, we can continue to strengthen the legacy of service that defines RCPOS.

This year, we will:

Deepen our impact through meaningful service projects that address real needs in our communities.
Foster stronger bonds among members, partners, and stakeholders—because Rotary is not just about service, but also about fellowship and connection.
Inspire and empower the next generation of leaders by investing in youth, education, and innovation.
Embrace the tools of today—from technology to storytelling—to elevate our visibility and amplify our voice as a force for good.

To our members, I thank you for your continued dedication and service. To our guests, partners, and potential members—welcome. We invite you to explore, engage, and unite with us as we do good in the world, together.

Here’s to a purposeful and impactful Rotary year ahead.

Yours In Rotary,

Roger J. Kirton

Club President 2025-2026

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