Become a Member
Membership is a two-way thing: come to fellowship, serve on a project, and see whether the club fits. Here is exactly what joining asks of you — and what it costs.
One hour a week
Fellowship runs every Thursday, 5:30–6:30 PM at Nakuru Athletic Club. Short service update, project news, time to talk.
KES 3,000 a year
Rotary International dues and club running costs, plus a KES 500 Rotaract pin. Projects are funded separately by fundraising — you are never billed for one.
A course, then a conversation
6 chapters and 14 lessons about Rotaract, service and leadership, ending in a one-page proposal. Officers read it; a person still decides.
Learn the movement before you commit to it
Understand the movement. Find your place in your club. Learn to plan, lead and follow through on service. It is online, it is free, and you can stop halfway and come back. Each chapter ends with a real situation — the sort that turns up at a project, not in a textbook.
- Discover Rotaract
A global movement with room for your ideas.
- Inside your club
People, meetings and what membership asks of you.
- Serve with integrity
Make good decisions and help people feel they belong.
- Make service happen
Listen first. Plan carefully. Follow through.
- Grow as a leader
Work with people and tell the story responsibly.
- Your first contribution
Turn what you have learned into a practical proposal.
Reading the course needs no account. Signing in is what saves your place and lets the club mark your answers.
If you’re 18 or over, there is a place for you here
Young professionals and students, aged 18 and over, in and around Nakuru. We are deliberately diverse and inclusive: all professions, campuses and backgrounds welcome.
Fellowship is a relaxed hour: a short look at the week’s service, a project update, and time to get to know each other. Through the year we also run our book club and professional-development sessions.
Guests may attend three fellowships before deciding — no pressure, no cost.
Your first Thursday.
You can come on your own. You can come with questions. You don’t need to know the club vocabulary first.
Before you come
Check with an officer that this week’s fellowship is going ahead. Ask about directions, access needs or any dress requirements.
When you arrive
Introduce yourself as a first-time guest. Meet members, hear about the club’s work and ask what you’d like to know.
Take your time
Guests may attend three fellowships before deciding. Talk with the membership team about projects and the next steps.
Four steps, in this order
The course can run alongside the first two. Nothing is decided behind your back, and nobody is inducted on the strength of a quiz score.
Come to fellowship
Attend three Thursday fellowships, 5:30–6:30 PM. Come as you are — guests are family.
Serve on a project
Join one hands-on project — a cleanup, a donation drive, a school visit. Feel the work.
Get to know the club
Explore our short orientation course at your own pace. Ask the membership team how they confirm orientation before induction.
Get inducted
Take the oath, get your pin, and start with a mentor. Mentorship from day one.
What it costs
- Annual membership
- KES 3,000 per year
- Rotaract pin
- KES 500
- Visiting as a guest
- Free
The annual subscription covers Rotary International dues and club running costs. Service projects are funded separately by fundraising.
What nobody will ask you for
No joining fee is published and no minimum donation is expected. You will not be asked to fund a project out of your own pocket, and you do not need a profession, a degree or a car to be useful here.
Fellowship · Thursday, 5:30–6:30 PM · Nakuru Athletic Club
Tell us you’re coming
Leave your details and one of our officers will invite you to the next fellowship at Nakuru Athletic Club on a Thursday. Guests are welcome, and you can bring questions instead of answers.
Questions people actually ask
Fellowship every Thursday, 5:30–6:30 PM at Nakuru Athletic Club (Rotary District 9215). Guests are welcome — come to three meetings to get a feel for the family before joining.
Young professionals and students, aged 18 and over. We are deliberately diverse and inclusive: all professions, campuses and backgrounds are welcome.
Start with three Thursday fellowships and one service project. Explore the orientation course, then ask the membership team to confirm the requirements and induction. Message us on Facebook or Instagram to arrange your first visit.
Service projects across health, education, environment and peacebuilding — plus weekly fellowship, a book club and professional-development sessions.
Yes — KES 3,000 per year, plus a KES 500 Rotaract pin. The subscription covers Rotary International dues and running costs; service projects are funded separately by fundraising.
Rotaract and Rotary clubs are both part of Rotary International. Rotaract welcomes adults aged 18 and over, with members leading their own clubs and projects. Menengai’s sponsor is the Rotary Club of Nakuru, and we share Rotary’s motto: Service Above Self.
Yes. You do not need to know a member before visiting. Introduce yourself as a first-time guest and ask an officer to help you get started.
No. Adults aged 18 and over from different campuses, professions and backgrounds are welcome. You do not need a particular qualification to visit.
Weekly fellowship is one hour, 5:30–6:30 PM on Thursdays. Projects take additional time and vary by activity. Ask about dates and responsibilities before committing.
Check with an officer for any venue or event requirements. Project days may need specific clothing or equipment; ask before you travel.
Use the three free guest fellowships to get to know the club and ask questions. You can decide after visiting; attending as a guest does not automatically enrol you.