Established in 1970, the club has over the many years supported our growing community and shared many friendships and social activities.
Kingscliff, the Tweed Coast’s original seaside town, has welcomed growth without loosing its laid-back ambiance.
Similarly, Kingscliff Rotary is a friendly club, welcoming of new members and those seeking to get engaged with their community – both locally and around the globe!
Looking to Get Involved?
Visit a meeting
Meetings are currently held the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Kingscliff Beach Bowls Club, while our regular venue Cudgen Leagues Club, Wommin Bay Road, Cudgen is undergoing rebuilding and renovation, at 6:15pm for 6.30pm (DST) start.
Join our club
If you like what you see, you can submit a membership proposal. Forms are available from our members or on our Membership page.
Towards Respectful Relationships Film Project
The Towards Respectful Relationships program is an innovative 8-week, trauma-informed initiative designed to support Year 10 students who have been directly or indirectly impacted by domestic and family violence (DFV). Through the creative process of facilitated film-making, students are provided with a safe, structured, and supportive environment where they can explore personal experiences, develop confidence, and strengthen emotional wellbeing.
More than just a filmmaking project, the program uses storytelling as a powerful therapeutic tool for self-expression, connection, and personal growth. Guided by experienced facilitators, professional filmmakers, and supported by school wellbeing staff, students work collaboratively to script, film, and produce short films that encourage conversations around respect, empathy, resilience, and healthy relationships. Participation is entirely voluntary and consent-based, ensuring students feel supported and empowered throughout the process.
The project aims to reduce feelings of isolation, improve emotional regulation, strengthen personal agency, and create meaningful opportunities for young people to feel heard and valued. Over the past four years, the initiative has had a significant positive impact on participating students and school communities, while also raising broader community awareness around respectful relationships and youth empowerment.
Step Up
Project Snapshot of film project by Elke, Elise, and Stella – Cape Byron Steiner
Funded by the Rotary Club of Byron Bay in association with the Rotary Club of Kingscliff
As the project continues to expand across the country, support from community partners, schools, sponsors, and organisations will help ensure more young people can access this important and life-changing program into the future.
Donations to the project can be made through the official RAWCS (Rotary Australia World Community Service) fundraising links and are tax deductible in Australia. Every contribution directly assists in delivering and expanding the program, helping provide resources, facilitation, wellbeing support, and opportunities for more students and schools to participate in this impactful initiative.
Special thanks and acknowledgement to our valued project partners and supporters whose ongoing commitment helps make the Towards Respectful Relationships program possible.
We gratefully acknowledge:
• Kingscliff High School
• RAWCS (Rotary Australia World Community Service)
• Rotary SAFE Families
• Rotary Club of Byron Bay
• Tweed/Byron Police District
• NSW Police Force
• Victoria Police
We also extend our sincere appreciation to all our project donors and Rotarians, past, present, and future, whose dedication, advocacy, and ongoing support continue to be integral to the growth and success of this important project.
Together, through collaboration, education, and community engagement, we are helping empower young people and build safer, more respectful communities for the future.