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GET YOUR LIONS CLUB INVOLVED
Lions Clubs from around Australia give generously of their time through volunteers and funding for Australian Lions Hearing Dogs operations. We could not continue providing our amazing services without Lions Clubs and their members. We are so grateful to the Clubs that already contribute to this wonderful Lions initiative.
Deafness and hard of hearing isolates people in communities all around Australia and continues to increase, particularly as we age. Isolation and communication withdrawal is shown to impact on cognitive function, making ours a vital cause.
We understand that Lions Clubs across Australia and internationally meet to discuss how funds are distributed to a variety of worthy causes. Australian Lions Hearing Dogs would appreciate your consideration to make regular distributions to our organisation. To discuss how to make a donation as a Club, please contact ALHD on (08) 8388 7836 or email info@lionshearingdogs.com.au. To make a donation as an individual, please donate online.
Download the latest ALHD Newsletter to Lions Clubs here.
Lions Members
LIONS' MEMBERS GIVING SUPPORT
When Australian Lions Hearing Dogs approached Hallet Cove Lions Club to become involved by supporting the placement of Hearing Assistance Dog, Bo with her new owner Mary Provis, the club jumped at the chance. DG Tom Kimber C2 said that Hallet Cove Club was looking for more service projects in the community, this was something new and would be a great opportunity to promote the helping aspect of Lions.
Brian and Tina, dealing with some health issues of their own, were finding their capacity for involvement in more physical Lions projects had diminished, being part of the support team for Mary and Bo though is “fantastic, for us, something we can do” said Tina.
When Australian Lions Hearing Dogs approached Hallet Cove Lions Club to become involved by supporting the placement of Hearing Assistance Dog, Bo with her new owner Mary Provis, the club jumped at the chance. DG Tom Kimber C2 said that Hallet Cove Club was looking for more service projects in the community, this was something new and would be a great opportunity to promote the helping aspect of Lions.
Brian and Tina, dealing with some health issues of their own, were finding their capacity for involvement in more physical Lions projects had diminished, being part of the support team for Mary and Bo though is “fantastic, for us, something we can do” said Tina.
Mary & Bo
Lucy & Abby
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