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[doc] The Great OutdoorsIn the early 20th century, Lions established camps for children who were blind. Today, Lions-supported camps help youth with special needs throughout the world.
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While Lions raised funds for the SightFirst campaign, Lions Clubs International staff worked diligently behind the scenes to track the pledges and donations.
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2017-18 Lions Clubs International President Naresh Aggarwal reflects on new global cause diabetes and partners in this effort.
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In Kolkata, Lions organize a diabetic screening camp at the train station to raise awareness and screen blood sugar. Early detection is critical in India where the onset of diabetes occurs, on average, between age 25-34. This is almost 20 years…
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This audio-only radio ad is available for any Lions Club to use for marketing and outreach, and can be repurposed for social media, video, use on website, etc.
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For Lions in Ecuador, taking care of people's health is fundamental. That's why they are offering preventative health care to the public through their mobile health clinic. At a recent community event, they screened approximately 200 people.
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As modern technology becomes a bridge to connect deaf people, Lions in Dublin provided local deaf students with devices such as Chromebooks, touch screens and 3D printers - giving them the same learning opportunities as others.
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Get to know 2022-23 Peace Poster Contest Grand Prize Winner Emma Andreea Paveliuc and Essay Contest Winner Keaton Hamilton! Lions can sponsor a contest in their community. Learn more at lionsclubs.org/peaceposter or lionsclubs.org/peaceessay.
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Lions taught visually impaired students in Nairobi how to play football with a special kind of ball. “A Ball for All” is a program founded by a Lion that distributes the balls to children for free, making the game for everyone. Thank you, Lions!
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In Marrakech, Morocco, the Malaika Centre for Children with Down Syndrome was created by the Lions club to help families who have children with disabilities, and to take care of them free of charge