International Inner Wheel

Inner Wheel is where members volunteer in friendship to serve the communities worldwide.

Members of Inner Wheel uphold THREE objectives:
PROMOTING true friendship
ENCOURAGING the ideals of personal service
FOSTERING international understanding

Established since 1924, Inner Wheel members are working together with VISION and STRATEGIES, demonstrating who we are and what we stand for.

In our world where so many are in conflict and despair, come join Inner Wheel in promoting compassion, empathy, tolerance and harmony within our communities.


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President’s Theme 2026-27

Each year, the International President presents a theme to unite members towards a common achievement. When over 115,000 members prevail with one passion, the results can create the change across nations and for generations.

The International Inner Wheel theme led by President Ingelög Wyndhamn for 2026-2027 is GROW & FLOURISH

International Inner Wheel theme 2026-27
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For more information on E-Clubs, please contact:
Mr Alan Phillips, alan@internationalinnerwheel.org (Administrator)


International Social Project Campaign 2024-27

Every three years, the International Governing Body would choose a project by majority vote prior to the World Convention. This social project is supported by Clubs worldwide. The first social project was revealed at the Stockholm Convention on 18-20 May 2000. Read more.

The social project theme for 2024-2027 is REACH & INSPIRE.

Reach & Inspire, International Social Project Campaign 2024-2027

THE KEY AREAS:

  • Community – Relationships
  • Health & Wellness
  • Cultural
  • Empowerment
  • Environment


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Event: Compassion and Care for the Disabled
IWC of of Zenith Chattogram (D345, IW Bangladesh)

A meaningful welfare project to extend support to individuals living physical disabilities was carried out by IWC of Zenith Chattogram on 2 August 2026.

As part of this initiative, the Club donated wheelchairs to three deserving elderly patients who are unable to walk at the Centre for Disable Concern (CDC). As two of the recipients were not able to attend, their family members received the wheelchairs on their behalf. IWC of Zenith Chattogram is grateful to be able to provide this essential support, which will hopefully bring greater comfort, mobility, and dignity to their daily lives.

The Club also donated a standing walker to a physically disabled child, as prescribed by her doctors. Her family could not afford the equipment, and Club members are deeply grateful for the opportunity to help meet this important need.

Photo 1 – Donors of wheelchairs
Photo 2 –Wheelchair recipients
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Event: Outdoor Chess Court
IWC of Baskent (D222, IW Northern Cyprus)

IWC of Başkent, in cooperation with local partners, proudly supported the creation of an outdoor chess court at 20 Temmuz Science High School. The project was officially inaugurated on 6 July 2026 in the presence of school administrators, teachers, students, Club members, and invited guests.

The outdoor chess court has been designed to encourage strategic thinking, problem-solving skills, and social interaction among students. By providing an engaging educational environment beyond the classroom, the project reflects the Club’s commitment to supporting education and youth development.

During the opening ceremony, participants highlighted the importance of investing in projects that combine learning, creativity and teamwork. Students enthusiastically welcomed the new facility and expressed their appreciation for the opportunity to enjoy chess in an inspiring outdoor setting.

IWC of Başkent remains dedicated to serving the community through sustainable projects that leave a lasting and positive impact on future generations.

Photo 1 – Members of IWC of Başkent and guests at the newly inaugurated outdoor chess court at 20 Temmuz Science High School

Photo 2 – Members of IWC of Başkent in front of 20 Temmuz Science High School following the inauguration of the outdoor chess court
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As we continue to raise awareness through Orange the World – Her Safety, Our Priority, let us remember that education plays a powerful role in preventing violence and building a culture of respect.

Watch this important video, share it widely, and help us spread the message.

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Event: Promoting Menstrual Hygiene with Dignity
IWC of Dhanmondi (D328, IW Bangladesh)

IWC of Dhanmondi facilitated the installation of a sanitary napkin vending machine at Kobi Jahanara Arzoo School, Manikganj, Bangladesh, a rural school serving its local community on 14 July 2026. The machine provides approximately 150 adolescent girls with easy access to sanitary napkins during menstrual emergencies, helping them attend school with greater comfort, confidence
and dignity.

The Club will also support the monthly replenishment of sanitary napkins, ensuring continued access to this essential facility. The initiative contributes to a more supportive, girlfriendly school environment where girls can continue to learn
and grow and flourish without the barriers of menstrual emergencies.

The project was carried out in the presence of District Chairman Shamim Khandker, PNR Naz Rahman, PNR Nayar Islam, Club President Farzana Abedin, and Club Secretary Taslima Yousuf, along with school representatives.

When dignity is protected, confidence grows — and girls flourish.

Photo 1 – The newly installed sanitary napkin vending
machine at Kobi Jahanara Arzoo School,
Manikganj
Photo 2 – DC Shamim Khandker inaugurates the
sanitary napkin vending machine
in the presence of the Headmaster,
School representatives and members
of IWC of Dhanmondi
Photo 3 – Members of IWC of Dhanmondi with the
sanitary vending machine
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Event: Growing through Art, Friendship and Giving
IWC of Amman Petra (D95, IW Egypt & Jordan)

Under the theme “ Grow and Flourish", IWC of Amman Petra, under the leadership of President Mrs. Suha Khouri and with the participation of the Executive Committee members, organised a special art activity at Angelina’s Oven Café on 10 August 2026.

The Club was honoured by the presence of Mrs. Mayada Toukan, Vice Chairman of District 95 (Egypt & Jordan), who joined the members on this special occasion.
In collaboration with Arteries Studio, the event featured a guided painting session led by professional art instructor, Mrs. Ala’a Abu Mohsen and her team. Each participant had the opportunity to explore her creativity and create her own unique artwork under their expert guidance. The painting session was followed by a delightful selection of freshly baked treats, enjoyed in a warm and cheerful atmosphere filled with friendship, creativity, and fun.
In keeping with the Club’s commitment to humanitarian and community service, the proceeds from this activity will be donated to the King Hussein Cancer Center’s “Back to School” Programme, which supports children with cancer and enables them to continue their education while undergoing treatment. The Club presented the donation on 12 August 2026.

IWC of Amman Petra extends its sincere appreciation to Mrs. Nuha Asfour for her continuous support and valuable contributions to the Club. Special thanks also go to Arteries Studio for their tremendous effort, creativity, and dedication in making this event a wonderful success, and to Angelina’s Oven Café for their warm hospitality and delicious treats, which added a special touch to the occasion.
Finally, the Club extends its heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of this memorable day and to all those who participated with their enthusiasm and support.

Photo 1 – President Suha Khouri with Club Members at the Café.
Photo 2 – Members observing an art session
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