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Zone · The Bridge

The zone's bridge to your club.

The Zonal Rotaract Representative, or ZRR, is the link between your club and the district: a trained Rotaractor who knows the zone's clubs, visits them regularly, monitors their health and connects them to district programs. Every Zone 7 club should host at least two ZRR visits a year. This tutorial covers who the ZRR is, why those visits matter, and exactly how to host one that strengthens your club instead of just filling an hour.

Based on the District 3292 Rotaract Guidebook and the Standard Rotaract Club Constitution. The exact visit requirements come from the district's annual plan.

ZRR zonal visit illustration
Visit booked
Status shared
Agenda agreed
Follow-up sent

Inside the tutorial

Six sections, from who the ZRR is to the follow-up that makes a visit count. Open each one, work the checklists, and keep the templates.

Watch it in action

Rotary International's official Rotaract training. Press play inside the card.

Keep going

The ZRR connects you to the zone. Next, meet the person above the zone, and put your club's readiness to work in service.

DRR visits tutorial
DRR Visits

When the District Rotaract Representative visits your club.

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Club Assemblies

Have a plan to show the ZRR; plan it together at assemblies.

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Blood Donation Programs

Impressive club activity makes every visit a celebration.

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Ready to meet the district?

The DRR sits above the zones. Learn how a DRR visit differs, and how to make it count.

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