Held on the fourth Sunday of every month, the Kinglake Market has become one of the region's most popular community events. More than just a market, it's a place where locals connect, visitors discover the region, and small businesses and stallholders can thrive.

Through our Young Driver Development Program, the Rotary Club of the Kinglake Ranges sponsors local learner and probationary drivers to attend the renowned Murcotts Defensive Driving Course.

Mental health affects every community, and ours is no exception.

When a local mother mentioned she had nowhere to comfortably sit and feed her baby while walking along the Kinglake Heritage Trail, it highlighted a need many people had probably noticed but never voiced.

Over recent years, our club has worked to improve access to life-saving defibrillators throughout the Kinglake Ranges by helping install new units and relocating others from inside buildings to publicly accessible outdoor locations.

The Trail-Rider enables families, carers and friends to share outdoor adventures together and experience the beauty of the Kinglake Ranges without barriers.

Funds raised are directed towards youth sponsorship opportunities and helping local young people pursue their goals and ambitions.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, the second-hand book stall at the Kinglake Market continues to be a much-loved success. With donated books finding new homes for just a few dollars each, every purchase helps support local young people as they take the next step in their education.

In partnership with Rotary District 9790 and a dedicated team of volunteers, the Rotary Club of the Kinglake Ranges coordinated the delivery of approximately $90,000 worth of stock feed to farmers affected by the fires.