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Welcome!

What is Rotex?
Rotex is a group of former Rotary Youth Exchange students who gather to promote several kinds of activities in order to keep in touch with each other and the exchange program. Although it is not an official Rotary International program, Rotex works mainly as a support group for everyone involved in the program.

Rotex São Paulo
Founded in December 2001, Rotex São Paulo works in the city of São Paulo and surrounding areas, in Brazil, embracing the Districts 4430, 4590 and 4610.
Our goal is to strive for the continuous improvement of the Rotary International Youth Exchange Program through activities for the inbounds, outbounds and rebounds.

Activities
Currently, we work both individually and in joint-effort with Rotary.
We work on activities with the Multidistrict Expro Brasil, such as orientations for inbounds, outbounds, host families and exchange officers, candidate selections, Portuguese tests and the organization n of the Nation's Fair, the biggest event in São Paulo for the program.
Besides those activities, Rotex organizes a monthly event for the inbound students; these projects include visits to downtown São Paulo, hikes and walks, visits to parks, museums and soccer matches, Brazilian folklore parties and much more.

Who are we?
The 2007-2008 board is composed of the following members:
President: Pedro Prochno
Secretary: Camila Chabar
Treasurer: Wanessa Padilha
Inbounds Director: Juliana Almeida
Outbounds Director: Maurício Segoshi
Nowadays, our group has about 14 members and 3 trainee-members.

Contact Us
To contact us, write an e-mail to rotex@rotex.com.br. When doing so, please specify at the subject line the language that you are writing in, so we can forward it to the persons that can translate it.

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