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Title: Lions Clubs MD201 Q3

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Lions Clubs MD201 Q3

Lions Awareness

Module One History and Structure

Program

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History

Founder Melvin Jones 1917 Chicago
Australia Bill Tresise 1947 Lismore
Membership 1.3 mil Worldwide
Australia 28000
Motto We Serve
Liberty Intelligence Our Nations Safety

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LIONS TIMELINE
1916

1917 First Convention
1920 Lions Clubs become international
1925 Helen Keller challenged Lions to become
knights of the Blind
1927 2200 Clubs 80000 members
1935 First Clubs in Central America
1945 Lions given consultant status at the UN.
1947 First Club in Australia

1954 The motto We Serve is adopted
1961 Melvin Jones dies
1968 LCIF is formed
1975 First Lioness Club
1987 Women are included
1989 Sight First One is launched.
1999 Partnership with the Carter Foundation to
combat river blindness and trachoma.
2005 Sight First Two is launched.

2006
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Lion Members
Clubs
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Club Structure
Club Members
Board of Directors
President
Vice Presidents
Secretary
Directors
Treasurer
Project Chairmen
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Lion Members
Clubs
District
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District StructureCabinet

District Governor
Vice District Governor
Cabinet Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant Cabinet
Secretary, CBL Chairman.
Immediate Past District Governor
(Members of the District Management Committee)
Zone Chairman
Development Officers
Portfolio Chairmen

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Districts
35 Clubs 1250 Members
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Lion Members
Clubs
District
Multiple District
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Multiple District StructureCouncil of Governors

Council Chairman
District Governors
Assistance for the Council from Managers
Administration, Marketing, Memberships Services,
and Youth and Community Services.
-Sub Committees Chairmen

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Multiple District 201
Multiple District Convention
Council Chairman
Council of Governors
Administration
Membership Services
Youth and Community Projects
Marketing
Leadership
Treasurer
Youth Exchange
Christmas Cakes
Honours
Legal Officer
Web Site
Youth of the Year
Membership
Lions Mints
Extension
Insurance
Youth Outreach / Leos
Club Supplies
Lions Magazine
Lioness
Convention
Community Projects
Letters to Father Christmas
L.C.I.F
Gov. Youth Initiatives
Public Relations
Redistricting
Prostate cancer
ALF. ALDAF. Hearing Dogs
Aust. Lions Children's Mobility Foundation
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Lion Members
Clubs
District
Multiple District
Lions Clubs International
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Lions Clubs International

International President
1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
International Directors
District Governors

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Membership

Clubs Individual Members
District Duly constituted Lions Clubs within the
Boundaries of the District
Multiple District Duly constituted Clubs within
the boundaries of the Multiple District
International All Duly constituted Lions Clubs.

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Lions Clubs International

Purposes

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The Purposes of Lions Clubs International

To create and foster a spirit of understanding
among the peoples of the world

Youth exchange
Lions clubs international foundation (L.C.I.F)

Objectives
Major disaster relief
Humanitarian services (sight first)
Project grants

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The Purposes of Lions Clubs International

Australian Lions Foundation (A.L.F.)

Objectives
National Disasters
Emergency and Community Welfare Projects
International Understanding and Cooperation
Projects

Club Twinning
International Hosting
International Assistance Programs
Peace Poster Competition

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The Purposes of Lions Clubs International

To promote the principles of good government and
good citizenship

Lions/NAB Youth of the Year and Miss Personality
Quest
Lions Quest Skills
Australian Lions Drug Awareness Programs
Sight Conservation and Work with the Blind
Hearing and Speech Action and Work with the Deaf
(Lions Hearing Dog Program)
Provide and Maintain Recreational Facilities for
the Youth, Elderly and those with Special Needs
Community Fund Raising Projects

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The Purposes of Lions Clubs International

To fund and otherwise serve the civic cultural
social and moral welfare of the community

Road Safety Campaigns Fire Poster and Drug
Awareness Competitions
Develop Civic Beautifications Projects
Provide Voluntary Assistance to Orphanages,
Senior Citizens Centres and Nursing homes
Provide Outings for the Aged and Handicapped
Provide Manual and Material Assistance to the
Elderly and the Infirm

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The Purposes of Lions Clubs International

To assist financially, culturally, socially and
morally the disabled, disadvantaged and infirm of
the community both directly and also indirectly

Provide Special Equipment to those with Special
Needs and Hospitals
Provide Funds for Medical Research
Provide Volunteer Services at Hospitals and
Nursing Homes
Assist with Cancer, Red Cross, Red Shield, etc
Collections
Sponsor Ambulance Services and Blue Care
Sponsor Meals on Wheels
David Hart Walker Project
Community Health and Awareness

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The Purposes of Lions Clubs International

To unite the Clubs in the bonds of friendship,
good fellowship and mutual understanding

Interclub Visitations
Attend Lions Conventions
Attend Combined Zone and Region Functions and
Projects
Attend Own Club Projects and Functions
Maintain Effective Communication Channels between
Lions

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The Purposes of Lions Clubs International

To provide a forum for the open discussion of
all matters of public interest provided,
however, that partisan politics and sectarian
religion shall not be debated by Club members

Community Surveys to Identify Areas of Need
Use of Guest Speakers at Club Meetings, Lions
Conventions, etc
Media Releases of Lions Activities
Provide Lions to Speak at Community Forums

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The Purposes of Lions Clubs International

To encourage service minded people to serve
their community without personal financial reward
and to encourage efficiency and promote high
ethical standards in commerce, industry,
professions, public works and private endeavours

Conduct Incoming Club Officers Schools
Conduct Lions Awareness Courses
Conduct Development Courses
Provide Lions Information Books and other
Educational Material for Use of Members

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Lions Clubs International

Ethics

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Lions Clubs International Code of
Ethics

To show my faith in the worthiness of my
vocation by industrious application to the end so
that I may merit a reputation for quality of
service
To be proud of what you do and do it to the
best of your ability
To seek success and to demand all fair
remuneration or profit as my just due, but to
accept no profit or success at the price of my
own self respect lost because of unfair advantage
taken or because of questionable acts on my part
To accept fair payment for a fair days work, but
do not take advantage of competitors by
underhanded means

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Lions Clubs International Code of
Ethics

To remember that in building up my own business
it is not necessary to tear down anothers to be
loyal to my clients or customers and to be true
to myself
It is not necessary to destroy someone elses
business whilst establishing your own. Dont rip
off your clients
Whenever a doubt arises as to the right or
ethics of my position or action towards others,
to resolve such doubts against myself
If there is a difference of opinion on actions
that you have taken, then listen to the opinion
of others

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Lions Clubs International Code of
Ethics

To hold friendship as an end and not as a means.
To hold that true friendship exists not on
account of the service performed by one to
another, but that true friendship demands nothing
but accepts service in the spirit in which it is
given
Friendship is to be treasured, it cannot be
bought it must be
earned
Always to bear in mind my obligations as a
citizen to my nation, my state and my community,
and to give them my unswerving loyalty in word,
act and deed. To give them freely of my time,
labor and means
Service to your community is the rent you pay for
the space you occupy on this earth

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Lions Clubs International Code of
Ethics

To Aid others by giving my sympathy to those in
distress, my aid to the weak, and my substance to
the needy
Provide assistance to those in need by whatever
means is considered necessary
To Be Careful with my criticism and liberal with
my praise, to build up and not destroy
Provide praise not criticism, build on what you
have achieved do not destroy it

We Serve

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Lions MD201 Q3

Role of Clubs

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Role of Chartered Clubs

QuestionWhat do you consider to be the role of
Lions Clubs?
Answer Provide Voluntary Community Service
QuestionWhat sort of community service does your
club become involved in?
Answer Provide assistance to Individuals,
organisations etc. local councils and
Governments in
providing services that are a benefit to
the community
Raise funds for community services
purposes
To implement programs supported by the
District, Multiple District and
International Associations (I.e. Youth
Exchange, Youth of the Year, etc.)
Each Club is autonomous as far as selecting what
programs, etc.
that they wish to
support

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Obligations of a Chartered Club

To hold regularly scheduled meetings not less
than once each month
Except as otherwise provided in the Constitution,
to collect from each member minimum annual dues
sufficient to cover International, Multiple
District and District Dues, plus such other costs
as are incidental to Club administration
To carry on activities for the advancement of the
civic, cultural, social or moral welfare of the
community and for the promotion of International
Understanding

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Obligations of a Chartered Club

To submit regular monthly reports to the
International Office on blanks provided by it,
containing such information as may be called for
by the Board of Directors of this Association
To report semi-annually to the International
Office on the financial condition of the Club
To elect officers, annually, not later than the
15th of April, whose term of office shall
commence on the July 1st following the election

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Obligations of a Chartered Club

To encourage regular attendance
To investigate the background of all persons
proposed for membership in the Club. Such
investigation shall include enquiries in the
community where the proposed individual resides
or has a place of business
To uphold, preserve and enhance the image of the
International Association of Lions Clubs

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Obligations of a Chartered Club

To abide by the policies and requirement as
determined, from time to time, by the
International Board of Directors
To further the Lions Clubs International Objects
and the Lions Code of Ethics
To resolve all disputes arising at the Club level
according to the Club Dispute Resolution
Procedure set out, from time to time, in the
policy of the International Board of Directors

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What is expected of you as a Member of a Lions
Club?

It is expected that you will (Taken from
Induction Ceremony)
Abide by the constitution and by-laws of Lions
Clubs International and of your club
Regularly attend your club meetings
Support and further the interests of your club in
all its undertakings and to contribute you fair
share towards its financial support
Assist in maintaining, building and strengthening
the membership of your club
Make every effort to further the work of Lions by
actively serving on the committees to which you
are appointed
Practice in your private and public life, the
principles of the Code of Ethics and the Objects
of Lions Clubs International

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What is expected of you as a member of a Lions
Club?
In short it is expected that you will
give what time you can to furthering the aims of
your Club and of Lions Clubs International,
always remembering that your family commitments
must come first, followed by your work and then
followed by your commitment to Lions.
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Lions MD201 Q3

Role of the Lions District

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Role of the Lions District

The International Association of Lions Clubs is
divided, for administration purposes, into
Districts under the control and leadership of the
District Governor (DG) who is elected by the
representatives of the Clubs within that District
at an annual convention (there are over 750
districts worldwide)
Districts comprise of a minimum of 35 clubs with
at least 1250 members
When there is more than one district within a
defined area (our area is Australia, PNG and
Norfolk Island) then they form a Multiple District

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Role of the Lions District

The DG under the general supervision of the Board
represents the International Association within
the District and is responsible to the Board for
the conduct of the Lionism within the District
Districts are divided into regions and zones.
Lions are either appointed, or selected by the DG
to assist with the administration of the
District, they form what is known as the District
Cabinet

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Role of the Lions District

Region Chairmen (Club Care Regional Officers) and
Zone Chairmen are appointed to assist clubs to
meet their obligation to serve their communities.
Zone meetings are generally held 3 or 4 times a
year
Portfolio Chairmen (i.e Mints, Cakes, etc) are
appointed to assist the Clubs run their project
Cabinet meets 4 times a year. In between the
Cabinet Meetings the Management Committee is
responsible for the day-to-day operation of the
District. The Management Committee consists of
the District Governor (DG), Vice District
Governor (VDG), Immediate Past District Governor
(IPDG), Cabinet Secretary, Cabinet Treasurer and
Constitution By-Laws (CBL) Chairman

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Role of the Lions District

Basically the Role of the District can be
defined as
To assist Clubs to meet their obligations to
serving their communities i.e. To carry on
activities for the advancement of the civic,
cultural, social or moral welfare of the
community, and for the promotion of International
understanding

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Lions MD201 Q3

Role of Multiple District 201

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Role of the Multiple District

Generally The 19 Districts in Australia, Papua
New Guinea and Norfolk Island are grouped
together to form Multiple District 201. It is
incorporated as an association under that name in
South Australia.
The purposes are
To promote the objects of the International
Association of Lions Clubs applicable to MD 201.
To hold, manage and control an annual Convention
of MD 201.
To take appropriate action on any matters
relating to MD 201 consistent with the
Constitution and By Laws of the International
Association and the policies of the International
Board
To establish and maintain assets and Foundations
for the purpose of rendering help and assistance
in the fields of community aid, emergency relief
and International Understanding

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Role of the Multiple District

As with the international body, the members of
the Multiple District are the individual Lions
Clubs within the 20 Districts and not individual
Lions Clubs members
The District Governors within a Multiple District
form the Council of Governors, who seek to agree
on policy and methods of implementing the
policies of the International Board within the
area covered by the MD. They are basically
responsible for the overall operation of the MD.

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Lions MD201 Q3

Role of Lions Clubs International

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Role of Lions Clubs International

The International Association is governed by the
International Board of Directors which comprises
the International President, the Immediate Past
International President, first and second Vice
Presidents and 33 International Directors.
Our Current Representative is Lion Djoko Soeroso
who is serving the second year of his two year
term. Our representative is elected at our MD
Convention. We rotate with New Zealand and
Indonesia
The international office employs an executive
administrator who leads a staff of 285 members of
different nationalities
They provide support for our entire list of
International Projects, and also, run and
maintain the Lions Clubs International Foundation
(LCIF)