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The summer months 2021 will introduce a brand new degree of uncertainty as to how we will continue to maintain the crucial human connection that was enjoyed by Rotary during the past. Even though the "hands in space" mantra is undoubtedly part of our daily routine, there's no doubt that the faith of Rotary has been growing and more people are forming face-toface connections. Rotary has indeed changed. While we are moving through in the summer of 2021 and the uncertainty about whether Rotary will give the same kind of connection that Rotary members enjoyed in years in the past persists. However, it is evident, that the hands-to-face mantra is going to remain the norm for Rotary. The reality is that Rotary has changed. Rotary's networks create friendships that last. The pandemic served as an impetus for us to take on the latest technology. The pandemic has prompted us to improve our technological techniques. Our business remains on the internet, while introducing a new volunteer and social activities. For the sake of building an improved future for Rotary We have seized the opportunities of the pandemic and our old routines. Recent Rotary survey revealed that approximately 75% clubs were planning to go on regular business. Check out this article. Amanda Watkin's General Secretary Column, Rotary Magazine. A recent Rotary survey showed that about 75% of clubs are planning to carry on with their "business like usual" activities and project that have previously helped communities across Great Britain and Ireland. It is great to see that the Rotary support centre team provides useful resources that aid in the promotion and maintenance of infrastructure and keeping people who are members safe. Compliance and insurance are essential. It is incredible to see how our members have developed innovative ways to solve some of the most difficult challenges. I'm so grateful to be a part of the team. Rotary allowed me to become a member in 2002. Rotary also has provided me with a great network of friends who share the same values. I am extremely grateful for this. We must now help spread the word about Rotary by inviting family, friends as well as coworkers to join.