About Us

A little about us

Rotaract Club of Metro City - young changemakers serving Kathmandu, Nepal since 17 May 2012.

Members of the Rotaract Club of Metro City together at an event

Who we are

Service, fellowship & leadership

The Rotaract Club of Metro City is a Rotaract club sponsored by the Rotary Club of Kathmandu Metro.

Chartered on 17 May 2012 under our charter president Rtr. Sanjeep Maharjan, our club brings together young people aged 18 and older who are passionate about service and personal growth.

Based in Kathmandu, Nepal, we plan and deliver community-focused projects, build professional skills, and form lasting friendships - all guided by the Rotary motto, “Service Above Self.”

Charter Date: 17 May 2012
President 2026–27: Rtr. Rohan Raj Gautam
Sponsoring Club: Rotary Club of Kathmandu Metro
District: Rotaract District 3292

Rtr. Rohan Raj Gautam

President · 2026–27

President's Message · 2026–27

Evolve.Empower.Execute.

True leadership is about building a team capable of running great projects independently. This year, the Rotaract Club of Metro City is committed to building a growth-driven community that empowers its members, delivers sustainable impact, and fosters lifelong connections. Through our core theme: Evolve. Empower. Execute. We will focus on professional development, enhancing our digital presence, and ensuring seamless leadership continuity. Our job is to set the vision, remove obstacles, and build a culture where every single member has the tools to thrive.

Our Vision

To build a growth-driven Rotaract community that empowers members, creates meaningful and sustainable impact, and fosters lifelong connections through service, leadership, and collaboration.

Our goals this year

Strengthen club identity and member engagement.

Empower members through professional and life-skills development.

Deliver meaningful and sustainable community impact.

Enhance the club's digital presence and public image.

Strengthen collaboration and partnerships.

Strengthen club administration and leadership continuity.

The Movement

What is Rotary?

Rotary is a global network of 1.4 million neighbours, friends, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change. Rotary clubs bring together community leaders to exchange ideas and turn them into meaningful service.

For Young Leaders

What is Rotaract?

Rotaract brings together people ages 18 and older to exchange ideas with leaders in the community, develop leadership and professional skills, and have fun through service. Rotaract clubs are partners in service - sponsored by Rotary clubs and shaping the next generation of changemakers.

Our Compass

Motto, Vision & Mission

Our Motto

“Service Above Self.” We put the needs of our community before our own.

Our Vision

To inspire and unite young leaders in creating lasting change through service, personal growth, and strong local and global connections.

Our Mission

To develop young leaders through impactful service, professional growth, and fellowship that strengthens our community.

Where We Serve

Our areas of focus

Aligned with Rotary's causes, our projects concentrate where they make the greatest difference.

Basic Education & Literacy

Mentoring, scholarships, and reading programs that open doors for young learners.

Water & Sanitation

Clean water access and hygiene awareness for under-served communities.

Disease Prevention

Health camps, blood drives, and awareness campaigns that save lives.

Community Economic Development

Skill-building and entrepreneurship support for sustainable livelihoods.

Environment

Tree plantation, clean-ups, and climate-action drives for a greener Kathmandu.

Peace & Conflict Resolution

Dialogue, inclusion, and youth-leadership initiatives that build understanding.

What Guides Us

The six goals of Rotaract

Every Rotaract club is chartered to develop responsible citizens who serve their community and uphold high standards in working life.

To develop professional and leadership skills.

To emphasize respect for the rights of others, based on the recognition of the worth of each individual.

To recognize the dignity and value of all useful occupations as opportunities to serve.

To recognize, practice and promote ethical standards as leadership qualities and vocational responsibilities.

To develop knowledge and understanding of the needs, problems and opportunities in the community and worldwide.

To provide opportunities for personal and group activities to serve the community and promote international understanding and good will toward all people.

Leadership

Meet the 2026–27 board

The volunteers steering the club this Rotary year.

All members