Relief Efforts

Relief Efforts

Disaster Relief

When a disaster strikes, Lions respond and mobilize to assist the community — whether the emergency affects a few people or thousands. Lions are encouraged to work with local authorities in preparing for and responding to natural, man-made or healthcare disasters.

In March 2009, Lions Clubs International signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC). This partnership encourages Lions to participate in IFRC disaster preparedness training and planning.

There are numerous opportunities to receive disaster preparedness training: working on a Community Advisory Council, arranging blood drives, pinpointing vulnerable populations that would require extra help in case of disaster, helping with community-wide emergency drills and educating the public about pandemic flu viruses.

Simcoe Lions Vision

Vision

Lions and Leos save sight. Since Helen Keller challenged Lions to become “Knights of the Blind” in 1925…

Simcoe Lions Community Projects

Community Projects

The Simcoe Lions have been a leader in community projects since it foundation over 75yrs ago. Look around Simcoe and you’ll see…

Simcoe Lions Environment

The Environment

The health of our planet is essential to life. The environment impacts the quality of our air and water, the availability of food and…

Simcoe Lions Hunger

Hunger

Nearly one billion people go to bed hungry every night. That’s why Lions and Leos are hard at work addressing this global need…

Simcoe Lions Pediatric Cancer

Pediatric Cancer

The Simcoe Lions are a strong supporter of Camp Trillium that hosts children with cancer by providing them and their families with fun and enriching recreational opportunities…

Simcoe Lions Disaster Relief

Disaster Relief

When a disaster strikes, Lions respond and mobilize to assist the community — whether the emergency affects a few people or thousands…

Simcoe Lions Diabetes

Diabetes

Diabetes contributes to more than 5 million deaths a year, making it the eighth-leading cause of death in the world. And the numbers are rising. Lions and Leos are…