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District-Level Recognition for Interact Orientation Program

 The Rotary Club of Kodaikanal received District-Level Recognition for successfully conducting an Interact Orientation Program at a Government High School during Interact Week.The program was organized to educate and motivate students about leadership, discipline, teamwork, and social responsibility through the Interact movement. The initiative was well-planned and effectively executed, creating a positive impact among the students and school authorities.


The Rotary Club of Kodaikanal received District-Level Recognition for successfully conducting an Interact Orientation Program at a Government High School during Interact Week.

The program was organized to educate and motivate students about leadership, discipline, teamwork, and social responsibility through the Interact movement. The initiative was well-planned and effectively executed, creating a positive impact among the students and school authorities.

In recognition of this effort, the Rotary District awarded a certificate, which was signed by the District Governor. The certificate was formally handed over to the school management, acknowledging the Rotary Club of Kodaikanal’s contribution towards youth development and educational support.

This recognition highlights the club’s active involvement in nurturing young leaders and strengthening the connection between Rotary and educational institutions.
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