Rotaract is born
Rotary International launches the Rotaract programme for young people on 13 March 1968. Today there are more than 10,000 clubs in 180 countries.
Ankara Anıttepe Rotaract is a Rotary club where people aged 18–30 serve their community through volunteering, leadership and friendship. Our goal for the 2026–27 term: Create Lasting Impact.
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Rotary International launches the Rotaract programme for young people on 13 March 1968. Today there are more than 10,000 clubs in 180 countries.
In November 1996 we start out as one of Ankara's Rotaract clubs, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Ankara Anıttepe.
Our party that opens every new term and brings clubs together begins. In 2026 it was held for the 20th time.
Red and White Everywhere, Balloon Fairies and Bordo become projects passed down from one generation of members to the next.
On 1 July the board led by President Simay Oğuzkurt takes office. In October, for the Republic's 103rd year, we take to the streets with 103 flags.
The club turns 30 in November 2026. The meeting on 19 November is our 610th since the club was founded.
Projects the club has kept going for years. Each term, new members bring them to life again.
Every club in the Rotary family asks the same four questions and serves in the same seven areas. We choose our projects by them too.
Of the things we think, say or do:
Think of an idea you have and tick the four questions one by one.
Every Rotary and Rotaract club in the world runs its service projects in these seven areas.
The Rotary year runs from 1 July to 30 June. The yellow line marks today; tap an event to see its details.
You don't need to fill in anything to start. Coming to your first meeting as a guest is enough; the rest takes five steps.
For the Republic's 103rd year, we carried 103 Turkish flags and 103 Atatürk flags through the streets of Ankara together with children.
We supported Rotary's global campaign for a world without polio.
We celebrated our party's 20th year with a "Vogue" theme, together with friends from other clubs.
We welcomed Mert Toktaş, Assistant District Rotaract Representative for Group 1 clubs.
This term's projects and club news, in President Simay Oğuzkurt's letter.
Our club operates as a registered association. You can find our bylaws, the Rotaract handbook and the relevant regulations here (in Turkish).
Rotaract is Rotary International's club programme for young people aged 18 and over. Rotary clubs are usually made up of experienced business and professional people; Rotaract clubs are made up of university students and young professionals. We share the same goals: service, leadership and international friendship.
No. Students and working people can both join. What matters is taking part in meetings and projects regularly.
We meet every other Thursday at 7:30 pm at Hybrid Hub. Just fill in the guest application form and pick a meeting; we'll meet you at the door. Meetings are held in Turkish, and members are happy to help in English.
You can join one of our committees: service projects, international service, vocational service, disaster response, public relations, membership or hobbies. Each committee is led by a member.
Write to us to partner on a project or ask a question. If you want to visit, the guest application is quicker.
anitteperotaract1996@gmail.com