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This customizable sample permission form may be used when organizing activities with Cubs without the presence of their parent or legal guardian
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These fun coloring pages can be provided to younger cubs who may not have formed a Cub club as a fun activity during Lions meetings.
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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
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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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Lions in Asotin, Washington, found an innovative way to engage youth through a STEM project building underwater ROV-Remote Operated Vehicles.
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Lions in Delaware offer a safe space for youth to grow and connect at Camp Conquer, a program that addresses the health and wellness of young people with weight lifting, mindfullness, group meditation and community.
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Lions in Delaware open the door for youth to touch service in ways that matter to them. They run a video production program for kids that focuses on social issues, empowering youth to be creative while making an impact.
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[pdf] Cub Program PosterThis poster can be utilized to help recruit Cubs to participate in the Cub Program.
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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.
