Lions Club of Iganga
The Lions Club of Iganga (Club #60243), located in Iganga, Uganda, was chartered on December 31, 1997, and is part of Lions Clubs International District 411B. For over two decades, the club has been actively engaged in various service initiatives to improve the local community's well-being.
Primary Service Areas
The Lions Club of Iganga focuses on several key areas that align with Lions Clubs International's global causes, tailored to address local needs:
- Vision Care: Conducting eye screenings, providing eyeglasses, and supporting cataract surgeries to combat preventable blindness
- Diabetes Awareness and Prevention: Organizing community health screenings and educational campaigns to raise awareness about diabetes and its management.
- Environmental Conservation: Engaging in tree planting, clean-up drives, and promoting sustainable environmental practices within the community.
- Hunger Relief: Distributing food to vulnerable populations and supporting initiatives to achieve food security.
- Childhood Cancer Support: Assisting children battling cancer and their families, including access to medical care and emotional support.
- Immunization Campaigns: Collaborating with health authorities to support immunization drives, ensuring children receive essential vaccines.
Community Engagement
The club meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month at 6:00 PM at Sana Hotel in Iganga. These meetings serve as a platform to plan upcoming projects, discuss community needs, and foster fellowship among members
Through its dedicated service, the Lions Club of Iganga continues to make a significant impact in the community, embodying the Lions' motto: "We Serve."