Half a Century Strong. Still Serving Communities.
Vidyavihar Lions Club marks its Golden Jubilee with a new eye clinic, an international partnership, and nearly 900 lives touched in two days Some anniversaries
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Forty Years of Clear Vision
How Khambhalia Lions Club turned consistent service into a legacy of sight For residents of 19 nearby villages — including Vinjalpur, Keshod, Bhartar, Sutariya, and
Lions Netralaya, Jalna: A Commitment Made Permanent
In the historic city of Jalna, Maharashtra, Lions’ decades-long commitment to eye care now has a permanent address. For those who cannot afford cataract surgery,
Seva Yagnam: A District United in Service
Between December 8 and 13, Lions members across District 316D stepped forward with a shared purpose. In villages and cities, in schools and health camps,
The Spectrum of Service- LCIF: The Light Behind Lions’ Legacy Projects
Since 1968, Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) has quietly powered some of Lions’ most visible and lasting contributions to communities around the world. More than
Building A Network Of Impact From Healthcare to Housing
From coastal Andhra Pradesh to the hills of Kerala, from the scenic towns of Sikkim to Lucknow’s busy crossroads, Lions of India have found that
District 322C1’s Eyecare Initiative
The flood-prone area of Khanakul in Hooghly, West Bengal, is plagued by socio-economic challenges and a struggling healthcare system. The situation was particularly grim for
Vision for All: Siliguri Greater Lions Eye Hospital
By Shelby WashingtonFor the past 35 years, Siliguri Greater Lions Eye Hospital (SGLEH) has been an essential resource for those facing vision loss in North
The Alchemy of Alliance: How Lions and CSR Partners Are Shaping a Legacy of Impact
In a village in Karnataka, a little girl beams with pride at her first pair of properly fitted spectacles. In neighbouring Kerala, a child with
Lions of District 322C3 Are Unlocking Potential
In the small town of Burnpur, in the Paschim Bardhaman district of West Bengal, the lives of two young students were about to be transformed