Any “Under 14” boys team playing in its local league, and affiliated to its County FA, can represent its local Lions Club in this knock-out competition.

Initial games are drawn on a regional basis so as to reduce travelling time and costs, moving further afield as the rounds progress. 

·         U14 teams – opportunity to play against unfamiliar opposition.

·         Deadline for entries 31 August

·         Many questions answered on Youth Football  

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..Are so much more than just a Youth activity of Lions...

...Are more than a Youth Club, or a Service Club or even a Social Club.....

...Offer young people from all backgrounds a wonderful opportunity to develop themselves in such a way that many of them don't realise the benefits until they are much older.

...From the age of 12 Leos take part in Service, Social and Fund-Raising activities, Planning, Organising and implementing events such as Weekly gardening for an elderly person, Fund-Raising Ball for 300 People or Humanitarian Projects in Romania.  

Leos

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The Competitions are run at Club, District and Multiple District Levels with the winner from each moving on to the next level.

Seeing the world through a child's eye and interpretation can be an enlightening experience, showing that peace is of prime importance to children from all corners of the world, from different backgrounds and languages. Through their efforts and interpretation we may be starting the process of peace in the world. 

·         Artists must be 11, 12 or 13 years of age on November 15^th 2010

·         No words in any language may be used on the poster

·         No photographs. No attachments

·         All media are accepted. Note: Chalk, charcoal and pastel entries should be sealed with a fixative spray to prevent smearing. Do not laminate entries

·         SIZE IS IMPORTANT

Peace Poster 2012

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There are a huge number of young people doing tremendous

work in their communities who do not receive the recognition that they deserve.

This is your opportunity to recognise and promote them and to encourage the Lions of the next generation.

AIMS:

          *   To recognise, encourage, support and reward young people who are

                actively involved in community service.

          *   To raise the profile of the many young people who commit themselves

                to community services.  

Young Ambassador Forms

·         Open to young people between 15 and 19 who carry out significant community service

·         Application form, presentation, interview.

·         Can win financial support for project

Young Ambassador of 21st Century 2009 Report

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• The Silver Seal Award for young people who provide at least 50 hours of service to their community during a 12 month period

• The Gold Seal Award for those who provide at least 100 hours of service during a 12 month period.

·         Open to all aged 11-18 who carry out community service.

·         2 levels for 50 and 100 hours service carried out in a 12 month period.

·         Schools, any organisation with youth sections,

Follow this link to view related documents & forms

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• Lions Clubs International introduced a programme of International Youth Centres in 1974.

   

• Its aim was to address one of its worldwide purposes, that of "creating and fostering a spirit of understanding amongst the peoples of the world."

   

• There are over 300 Youth Centres held each year throughout the world enabling young people of 16-22 years of age to experience and develop an understanding of different cultures and people.

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