Lions Club emblem Lions Club Konankunte District 317A
Lions members in yellow vests handing school bags to children at a distribution
Before the academic year

Children and
education

Children drop out over sums a club like ours can cover without strain.

Small costs, large consequences

A bag, notebooks, a uniform that fits, shoes. Minor on their own, together, at the start of a year, enough to end a schooling.

What we do

  1. School kits

    Bags, notebooks, stationery and supplies distributed at government and aided schools around Konankunte before the academic year.

  2. Uniforms and shoes

    For students identified by their schools as needing them.

  3. Vision screening in schools

    One of the most direct educational interventions there is, because a child who cannot see the board falls behind for reasons nobody diagnoses.

  4. Encouragement and recognition

    Prizes and support for students who are doing well against the odds.

Schoolgirls in uniform in class, one raising her hand to answer

A child who can see the board, with the books to keep up, is a child who stays.

Our work so far

Lions Club Konankunte is compiling the dated record: how many kits went out, and to how many schools. It will be published here, counted and correct, rather than estimated.

The next distribution

Help hand out kits at the next school.

Dates are set a few weeks ahead. Ring the club and we will tell you when and where the next one is.

Three ways to help

Come to a camp A morning of your time is worth more than most cheques. Hands are the thing we are always short of.
Give a little A small amount funds a finished piece of work, a pair of glasses, a kit, a camp morning.
Spread the word Tell a family who needs a camp, or a school or company that could host one for us.
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