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Adopted Service Programs
of Lions Clubs International
There are seven categories of Lions programs
Community Services Diabetes Awareness Environmental
Services Hearing and Speech
Action and Work with the Deaf
International Relations Lions Opportunities
for Youth Sight Conservation and
Work with the Blind
Lions Adopted Service Programs
fulfill the following criteria: Exemplify the “We Serve” motto; are relevant
to Lions clubs internationally Meet an important community or humanitarian
need Achieve measurable outcomes which benefit
service recipients Provide “hands-on” involvement by Lions Include leadership roles for Lions Promote public awareness of Lions service Are sustainable.
Initiate other service projects, too
Your club can implement any service project that fulfills a local need.
However, Lions Clubs International provides information and organizational support only for Adopted Service Programs.
Before developing a project,
your club should: Define your objectives. Create measurable goals. Use local media to explain to the community
the positive outcomes of your project.
Resources for Lions clubs
The Lions online publication, Adopted Service Programs of Lions Clubs International (IAD-223)
The Lions Web site www.lionsclubs.org
THE LION Magazine Lions chairpersons International
headquarters
Community Services Building Homes for
Persons who are Blind or Disabled with Habitat for Humanity
Lions Cultural and Community Activities Program
Diabetes Awareness
Community Education
Diabetes Screenings Lions Eye Health
Program (LEHP) Recreational Camps
for Persons who have Diabetes
Environmental Services Recycling Anti-pollution efforts Tree plantings
Hearing and Speech Action and Work with the Deaf
Communication Aids/ Assistive Devices
Hearing Aid Recycling Program (HARP)
Hearing Ear Dogs Hearing Screenings Recreational Camps for
Persons who are Deaf or Hearing Impaired
Support Services for Persons who are Deaf or Hearing Impaired
International Relations
International Club Twinning International Relations
Month Lions Day with the
United Nations (UN) Lions Interclub Assistance Stamp Collection and
Exchange World Peace Day
Lions Opportunities for Youth Leo Club Program Lions International
Peace Poster Contest Lions International
Youth Camp Program Lions International
Youth Exchange Program
Lions Partnerships for Children and Adolescents
Lions-Quest Lions Young
Ambassadors of the 21st Century Award
Lions Young Leaders in Service Award
Lions Youth Outreach
Sight Conservation and Work with the Blind
Assistive Devices Education for Persons
who are Blind Eyeglass Recycling Helen Keller Day LCIF’s Children’s Eye
Photo Screening Program Lions Eye Banks Low Vision Projects Recreational Camps for
Persons who are Blind or Visually impaired
SightFirst Special Olympics Lions
Clubs International Opening Eyes Program
Support Services for Persons who are Blind or Visually Impaired
Vision Screenings White Cane Day World Sight Day
For more information
Lions Clubs International International Activities and Program Planning Division [email protected] 630-571-5466 extension 287.
