This local club is part of the world’s largest service organisation Lions Clubs International, and falls within the multiple district of British Isles and Ireland.
Details about worldwide number of members, countries and territories served and the number of Lions Clubs and other Lions facts can be found here.
The N.P.S. Lions since its foundation has run an extensive Youth Programme.
The Brian Smith Award.
Young Ambassador of the Year award.
R.O.A.R Project to help school children
Booksales are held at various venues within the 3 towns with the main one taking place at Paradise Park. Check website for our 2024 dates.
The association is both non-political and non-sectarian. The LIONS’ motto is “WE SERVE” and its mission statement reads:
“To create and foster a spirit of understanding among all people for humanitarian needs by providing voluntary services through community involvement and international co-operation”
We supply and operate one minibus used by local community groups and individuals.
We collect old spectacles and hearing aids from local opticians in Seaford and Peacehaven.
We make donations to the Medic Alert scheme.
Please contact us to find out more.
Do you actually NEED your winter fuel payment.
We know of many people who just cannot keep warm this winter.
Please pass on your winter fuel payments to us in certain knowledge that we will make sure it goes directly where it is needed.
Please help N.P & S Lions help your community
Cheques payable to NPS Lions Wenceslas Project.
Call the Lion Treasurer
(For a receipt please include postal or e-mail address)
Or you can donate now at
www.justgiving.com/newhaven-peacehaven-seaford-lionsclub.
New Hoist for Sailability supported donated by NEWHAVEN, PEACEHAVEN AND SEAFORD LIONS CLUB and Chandlers Building supplies.
Earlier this year, our local Lions club donated over £2000 towards an additional hoist for transferring participants in and out of the Hansa dinghies we use at Piddinghoe during our Sailability sessions. Chandlers Building supplies kindly donated the materials for us to complete the base for this second hoist.
The second hoist has helped speed up the process of changing over participants into and out of boats during the sessions. This has allowed us to increase the number of sailors we take out each week, recently peaking at 28 in one afternoon.
It also provides a redundancy in our facilities which we dearly needed.
So, thanks to the Lions Club and to Chandlers, more disabled people from all over Sussex, many with highly complex needs, are now able to experience sailing at Piddinghoe Lake.
I would also like to thank the numerous volunteers for helping with the build.
Newhaven, Peacehaven and Seaford Lions Club are part of the International Association of Lions Clubs. Lions are members of community service clubs, dedicated to the idea that the men and women who live in a community are in the best position to know who needs help and why.
info@npslions.co.uk
