Activities Report for July 2013

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2.

Medicines were given at a Camp in Ambehta village

3.

For Talent  Development in Youths, help of Rs 5100/- was given to Sangeetayan Academy for promotion of Classical Music in youths

Service Activities at our Permanent Projects

1.

Lions Health Centre

Homeopathic Dispensary provided free consultancy and medicines to around 70 persons per day.

Dental Clinic provided free consultation, examination and required procedures to around 25 persons per day.

2.

Drinking Water Facilities

The Drinking Water Machines installed by the Club at five places in the city served around 3000 persons with clean and cold drinking water.

3.

Housing Blocks for Leprosy Patients
Our Club had built two housing blocks in the Leprosy Patients Colony, which are maintained by the Club.

4.

Shelter For Companions of Patients at District Civil Hospital

A large shelter was built by our Club adjacent to emergency  ward at District Civil Hospital to create facility for the persons accompanying the patients, for their comfortable stay.

Activities Report for August 2013

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1.

Independence Day was celebrated on 15th August by National Flag hoisting at our Lions Health Centre and sweets were distributed to the children and residents in that locality.

18

72

45

1000.00

-

2.

Under “Environmental Services”, tree plantation, one in the name of every member present there was done in the premises of Lions Health Centre.

18

72

-

1000.00

-

3.

Under “Feed The Hungry Programme” – Lunch was personally served by Lion Members to 60 inmates of Manav Mandir – A home for destitute, disabled and old age people, after flag hoisting there. The lunch was sponsored by Lion Vijay Goel.

18

72

60

2000.00

-

4.

Club Installation of President Lion Archana Agrawal and B.O.D.  was done by PID Lion Sushil Agrawal where City Commissioner Dr. Neeraj Shukla was Chief Guest. On this occasion, following service activities were done:

Hearing Aids (Rs 2000 each) were provided to 2 poor and needy persons

28

112

2

4000.00

-

Under ‘Reading Action Programme’,  the Club has established Education Foundation with corpus fund of Rs 200,000/-. From this Foundation, scholarship (@ Rs 4,000/-  for first six months period) were given to each of the 2 poor students, to take care of their school fee and subsistence  etc. This scholarship will be given on regular basis at every six months interval till they obtain graduate or technical degree.

28

112

2

8000.00

8000.00

Also booklets specially prepared to impart basic knowledge of Hindi, English and Maths was provided to 115 young and old illiterate persons.

28

112

115

1500.00

-

Service Activities at our Permanent Projects

1.

Lions Health Centre

Homeopathic Dispensary provided free consultancy and medicines to around 60 persons per day.

14

75

240

2000.00

-

* Dental Clinic provided free consultation, examination and required procedures to around 25 persons per day.

14

76

100

3000.00

-

2.

Drinking Water Facilities

The Drinking Water Machines installed by the Club at five places in the city served around 5000 persons with clean and cold drinking water.

15

90

5000

20000.00

-

3.

Housing Blocks for Leprosy Patients
Our Club had built two housing blocks in the Leprosy Patients Colony, which are maintained by the Club. In addition to the leprosy patients of our blocks, Lunch was served to all residents (around 75) of the colony under “Feed The Hungry Programme” .

12

24

75

4000.00

-

4.

Shelter For Companions of Patients at District Civil Hospital

A large shelter was built by our Club adjacent to emergency  ward at District Civil Hospital to create facility for the persons accompanying the patients, for their comfortable stay. In this month, the facility of  this shelter was used by around 800+ people.

12

24

800+

6000.00

Activities Report for Sept 2013

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1.

The International Magazine Month was celebrated and Club decided to publish 4 issues of Club Magazine. 1 was published at the time of Club Installation and 3 more will be published in subsequent quarters.

20

76

50

4000.00

-

2.

Club Excellence Process Workshop was conducted by PID Lion Sushil Agrawala who is Advisor of GLT in MD 321.

24

72

-

1000.00

-

3.

Teachers Day was celebrated on 5th Sept 2013 by honouring 6 teachers with Certificates and mementos.

24

72

-

1000.00

-

4.

Hindi Day was also celebrated.

24

72

24

1000.00

-

5.

Under ‘Reading Action Programme’ the Education Foundation established with corpus fund of Rs 200,000/-,booklets specially prepared to impart basic knowledge of Hindi, English and Maths were provided to 100 young and old illiterate persons.

25

95

100

1000.00

-

6.

Mr. Aman Rawat, student of class XI was given a bicycle  by the Club, to help in his movement from his house to  school and back.

25

95

1

3000.00

-

Service Activities at our Permanent Projects

1.

Lions Health Centre

Homeopathic Dispensary provided free consultancy and medicines to around 70 persons per day.

16

80

260

2000.00

-

2.

Drinking Water Facilities
The Drinking Water Machines installed by the Club at five places in the city served around 5500 persons with clean and cold drinking water.

17

95

5500

20000.00

-

3.

Housing Blocks for Leprosy Patients
Our Club had built two housing blocks in the Leprosy Patients Colony, which are maintained by the Club. In addition to the leprosy patients of our blocks, Lunch was served to all residents (around 75) of the colony under “Feed The Hungry Programme” .

12

24

75

4000.00

-

4.

Shelter For Companions of Patients at District Civil Hospital
A large shelter was built by our Club adjacent to emergency  ward at District Civil Hospital to create facility for the persons accompanying the patients, for their comfortable stay. In this month, the facility of  this shelter was used by around 900+ people.

15

30

900+

6000.00

-

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1.

Under “Feed The Hungry Programme” -  Lunch was personally served to 70 people at a Camp in Hari Mandir, Saharanpur.

4

16

70

2100.00

2100.00

2.

Celebrated UNO Day in our General Meeting on 31st Oct 2013 along with official visit of Zone Chairperson and Region Chairperson to our Club.

18

72

-

-

-

3.

Induction of 3 new members was done by PID Lion Sushil Agrawala in General Meeting on 31st Oct 2013.

18

72

-

-

-

4.

Dengu Awareness and Prevention Campaign was organized during 3rd and 4th week of Oct 2013 in association with other Lions Clubs and Lioness Clubs in the town. Around 30,000 pamphlets were distributed in the community with the help of staff of State Health Department and Municipal Corporation. Our members personally went to 63 Schools to impart information  to School staff and students and trained them to disseminate information  in their communities.

24

192

30000.00

30000.00

30000.00

5.

Blood Donation Camp was organized on 31st Oct 2013 at Asha Modern School, Saharanpur in association with other Lions Clubs and Lioness Clubs in the town. The van and team of Lions Blood Bank, Delhi arranged blood collection. Fruits, biscuits and medicines for recovery of blood  were given to all donors. Each donor was given donor card on the spot and detailed blood test report later. Total 104 units of blood were donated in this camp.

20

120

104

14000.00

14000.00

6.

Deepawali Celebration was held in General Meeting on 31st October 2013 where all members and their families participated with great enthusiasm and enjoyed the same.

25

125

-

3000.00

3000.00

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No.of Lions

No.of Lion Hours

No.of People served

Funds Raised
Rs

Funds Donated

1.

Lions Health Centre

* Homeopathic Dispensary provided free consultancy and medicines to around 40 persons per day.

14

84

160

2000.00

-

* Dental Clinic provided free consultation, examination and required procedures to around 25 persons per day.

14

84

100

3000.00

-

2.

Drinking Water Facilities
The Drinking Water Machines installed by the Club at five places in the city served around 3000 persons with clean and cold drinking water.

15

90

3000

-

-

3.

Housing Blocks for Leprosy Patients

Our Club had built two housing blocks in the Leprosy Patients Colony, which are maintained by the Club. In addition to the leprosy patients of our blocks, Lunch was served to all residents (around 75) of the colony under “Feed The Hungry Programme”  on 8th Oct 2013 – World Lions Service Day.

12

60

75

4000.00

-

4.

Shelter For Companions of Patients at District Civil Hospital

A large shelter was built by our Club adjacent to emergency  ward at District Civil Hospital to create facility for the persons accompanying the patients, for their comfortable stay. In this month, the facility of  this shelter was used by around 600+ people

12

48

600+

-

-

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1.

Diabetes Awareness Campaign was organized in the 2^nd week of  November 2013.

2.

Bone Density Check-up Camp was organized on 29^th Nov 2013 where examination of 128 persons was conducted and medicines were provided free of cost to the ailing patients.

3.

4.

Under “Feed The Hungry Programme” -  Lunch was personally served to 60 people at a Camp in Hari Mandir, Saharanpur.

5.

A  Picnic with lunch was organized on 30^th Nov 2013 to promote fun & fellowship amongst the members with their families  and guests.

6.

Under ‘Sight First Programme’ cataract IOL operation of a poor and needy old person was organized by the Club, sponsored by President, Lion Archana Agrawal.

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1.

Lions Health Centre

* Homeopathic Dispensary provided free consultancy and medicines to around 40 persons per day.

* Dental Clinic provided free consultation, examination and required procedures to around 25 persons per day.

2.

Drinking Water Facilities
The Drinking Water Machines installed by the Club at five places in the city served around 3000 persons with clean and cold drinking water.

3.

Housing Blocks for Leprosy Patients

Our Club had built two housing blocks in the Leprosy Patients Colony, which are maintained by the Club. In addition to the leprosy patients of our blocks, Lunch was served to all residents (around 75) of the colony under “Feed The Hungry Programme”.

4.

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1.

Under ‘Reading Action Programme’ books, copies and special food item ‘Kheer’ were distributed to the students of Udan School where children of Rag Pickers are provided free education.

2.

Under ‘Cleanliness Drive’ the ladies of Avas Vikas Colony, Saharanpur were trained to properly dispose off the household wastes, particularly polythene bags, fruits and vegetables wastes, medicine containers etc

3.

New Year Eve was organized on 31^st December  with great fun & fellowship. The members and their families actively participated in Housie, quiz, ramp walk, dance and other entertainment programmes.

4.

Under “Feed The Hungry Programme” -  Lunch was personally served to 60 people at a Camp in Hari Mandir, Saharanpur.

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No.of Lions

No.of Lion Hours

No.of People served

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Funds Donated

1.

Lions Health Centre

* Homeopathic Dispensary provided free consultancy and medicines to around 40 persons per day.

* Dental Clinic provided free consultation, examination and required procedures to around 25 persons per day.

2.

Drinking Water Facilities
The Drinking Water Machines installed by the Club at five places in the city served around 3000 persons with clean and cold drinking water.

3.

Housing Blocks for Leprosy Patients

Our Club had built two housing blocks in the Leprosy Patients Colony, which are maintained by the Club.

4.