Rotarians Hear Talk On Global Grant Empowering Women, Families In Bolivia Mining Communities

Bob Reid of the Rotary Club of Hobbs presenting a resent talk to local Rotarians describing the Rotary global grant that is supported by Rotary International and Rotary Clubs in New Mexico and Bolivia. The grant, in connection with United 4 Change Center (www.united4changecenter.org), empowers women and families in mining communities in Bolivia through emphasis on literacy, healthcare and economic enterprise. Photo by Linda Hull
 
President-elect Vincent Chiravelle of the Rotary Club of Los Alamos presents a club banner to Hobbs Rotarian Bob Reid. Reid recently gave a program to the local Rotary Club about a project in Bolivia empowering women and families, especially those who work in the mines of Quime, a small town located in a heavily forested valley surrounded by some of the steepest mountains in the Bolivian Andes. Photo by Linda Hull
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