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Despite the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak, 243 service projects have been carried out in our District during the month of November.

9 Clubs from Region 2 & 3 have also completed a 3 days 2 nights Region 3 Rural Service Project for natives from 7 longhouses in the interior part of . It was a great fellowship for all Lions who have participated.

Clubs are encouraged to carry out more overnight rural service projects during the next few months. District Foundation is willing to share part of the cost.

Lions Club of Kuching Elite from Region 1 has been reinstated by LCI after having zero membership for 3 months. The new Board of Directors have also been installed during the month.

Waiving of LCI new member entrance fees of USD35 will end by 31/12/2020. Clubs which have planned to add in new members in 2021 may consider to add in December 2020. Total dues saved will be USD13.50 per member.

District Subsidized Lions Training will be continued during the next few months. All qualified Lions are encouraged to apply to join Emerging Lions Leaders Institute which will be held in Sibu from 22/1/2021 to 24/1/2021. District Certified Trainers Program & Faculty Development Institute will be held in March next year.

Wishing all of you a safe and healthy life. Merry Christmas

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Table of Contents District Governor’s Message ………………………………………………………………….…… 02 Table of Contents & Editor’s Message……………………..…….………………...….….. 03 Editor’s Message District Governor’s Itinerary ………………………………………………………………..…….. 04 - 05 District Chairperson - MD 308 Lions Convention 2021 ..…………………….….……………………………….……... 06 - 10 Newsletter International President’s Certificate of Appreciation ………….…………..… 11 Angela Ng Lai Leng Lions Club of Sibu Pahlawan Lions Clubs International Certificate of Recognition ……………….………... 11 Disaster Relief ……………………………………………..…………...... ……... 12 - 13 Region 3 Rural Services Project ………..…..…………………..……………………..……… 14 - 19 Getting to Know Lions Fellowship Dinner & GAT Seminar …………….…. 20 E-Member Orientation & Peace Poster Judging Announcement …... 20

Lions Environmental Photo Contest ……………………………………………….………… 21 The Newsletter Editorial Team Diabetes ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………... 22 - 24 wishes everyone a Merry Environment ………………………………………………………………………………………………..……. 24 - 25 Christmas. Hunger …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 26 - 29 The Table of Contents are clickable to go to their specific Vision …………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………....… 30 pages for easier viewing.

Humanitarian – Community Service …………………………………….……………….…. 31 – 35 Moreover, there are ‘Back To Childhood Cancer ……………………………………………………………………………………..……... 36 Table Of Contents’ at the bottom of pages to go back to Meaningful November Project …………………………………………………………….…….… 36 - 39 the Table of Contents.

Sabah Leo Clubs ………………..…………………………………………………………………..………… 40 - 41 Furthermore, all the websites Sarawak Leo Clubs ………….…………………………………………………………………………...… 42 - 43 inserted are hyperlinked/clickable too. GMT Information ……………………….…………………………………………………………………..…. 44 - 45 The District 308-A2 Lions District Subsidized Lions Training ……………………………………………………..…….. 46 - 47 Newsletter is published on or ELLI Programme ……………..…………………………………………………………………..………….. 48 before the 7th of every month. DCT Programme ……………………………………………………………………………………….………. 49 Please email your information on or before the 28th of every FDI Programme ………………………………………………………………………………………………... 50 month to: GST Community Services Activities & Action Plans ……………...………….... 51 [email protected]

Melvin Jones Fellow …………………………………………………………………...………….…….… 52 - 53

District Fellow …………………………………………………………...…………………………….……….. 54 Campaign 100 ………………………….………………………………………………………....…….……….. 55 Lions Information Column ……………………………………....…………………………………….. 56 – 59

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MD 308 Lions Convention 2021 Message from Convention Organizing Chairperson PDG Dato’ Betty Wong

Dear All, Warm greetings from Sibu!

The 59th MD308 Lions Convention will be held in Sibu, Sarawak, from 23rd to 26th April, 2021.

For your information, as the registrations have reach 2000 delegates, so from now on, all the new registrations will be excluded Convention Banquet Ticket and we will deduct RM70 from registration fee.

Please visit our website, https://www.59md308lionsconvention.org

The regular prices tier are listed below:

A) 1st October to 31st December RM430 B) 1st January 2021 to 31st March 2021 RM480 C) 1st April 2021 onwards RM530 D) family package (without Convention Kit) RM350

As the current COVID-19 pandemic is still unstable, Sarawak Government has informed our Convention Committees to follow strictly to the SOP for all events to be carried out during the Convention, Consequently, the venues of various events have been amended accordingly which will not affect the programs to be carried out.

We are looking forward to see all of you at the 59th MD308 Lions Convention in Sibu, Sarawak.

PDG Dato’ Betty Wong Convention Organizing Chairperson

来自诗巫的热情问候！

我们将于 2021 年 4 月 23 日至 26 日在马来西亚砂劳越诗巫举办第 59 届 308 复合区狮子年会。

由于目前注册人数已达到 2000 名，因此从现在开始，所有新的注册将不包括年会宴会门票，我们将从注册费中扣除 RM70。

请访问我们的网站 https://www.59md308lionsconvention.org

常规价格等级如下：

A）10 月 1 日至 12 月 31 日止 RM430 B）2021 年 1 月 1 日至 3 月 31 日止 RM480 C）2021 年 4 月 1 日起 RM530 D) 家庭家眷配套注册 RM350

基于当前的新冠肺炎疫情仍然不稳定，因此砂拉越政府已通知我们的筹备委员须严格遵守 SOP 的规定，以应对酒店内进行的所 有活动。 这就是为何我修改了各种活动的地点的主要原因。 然而，这绝不应影响各项会议/宴会/课程项目的执行。

期待在砂劳越诗巫第 59 届 308 复合区狮子会大会上与大家见面。

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International President’s Certificate of Appreciation

Terrence Chen – Cabinet Secretary / Information Technology Vincent Chieng – Cabinet Jacky Tan – District Chairperson Treasurer – Activities & Awards / Assistant In Recognition of Cabinet Secretary Distinguished In Recognition of Achievements in Fulfilling Distinguished In Recognition of Distinguished the Mission of Lions Clubs Achievements in Fulfilling Achievements in Fulfilling the International the Mission of Lions Clubs Mission of Lions Clubs International International Lions Clubs International Certificate of Recognition

Eric Yee Dato’ Jimmy Tie Ronny Hiew Angela Ng GLT District GMT District GST District District Chairperson Coordinator Coordinator Coordinator Newsletter In Acknowledgement In Acknowledgement In Acknowledgement In Acknowledgement of His Impact as a of His Impact as a New of His Impact as a of Her Impact as a New Voice in the Area Voice in the Area of New Voice in the New Voice in the of LEADERSHIP MEMBERSHIP Area of SERVICE Area of MARKETING Back To Table Of Contents 11

Disaster Relief

Region 1 Lions Clubs delivered relief supplies to 35 fire victims at Kampung Bintawa Ulu. A fire broke out involving 7

houses on 14th November 2020. 5 houses were burnt down while 2 were affected. Zone 1 - Lions Clubs of Kuching Allamanda, Kuching City, Kuching Emerald New Century, Kota Samarahan & Kuching North. Zone 2 – Lions Clubs of Kuching Elite, Kuching Hornbill, Kuching Host, Kuching Kota Sentosa & Kuching Stampin- Pending. Zone 3 – Lions Clubs of Kuching Ixora, Serian, Kuching Metro & Kuching Centennial.

*The following report below has been modified for newsletter purposes. Humanitarian Project Reported by President Richard Goh from Lions Club of Lutong

Project: Donation of food rations, kitchenware, household items, hardware, towels and used but clean clothing to fire victims @RH Panjang Balau Musnah Ulu Baram

Jointly organised by 10 Lions Clubs from Zone 10 and Zone 11 of Region 4, Miri.

The 10 Lions Clubs are: Batu Niah, Lambir Miri, Lutong, Miri Mandarin, Miri Centennial, Miri Host, Miri Central, Marudi Mandarin, New Century Miri Resort City and Miri Seahorse.

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The other 2 NGOs namely Mari Makan and Under One Roof helped to deliver the donated essential items to RH Pajang Balau, which was about 9 hours from Miri by road.

The longhouse at Long Balau Musnah consisting of 25 doors was on fire at midnight on 4/11/2020.

A joint effort by 10 Lions Clubs (Zone 10 & 11) of Region 4 to help relieve predicaments of fire victims of RH Long Balau Musnah Ulu Baram. The Miri Lions Clubs successfully applied Emergency Grant from International Lions, together with the contributions from 10 Lions Clubs of Miri which totalled to about rm4200+. We bought dry foods, kitchenware, household items, face masks and hardware to donate to the fire victims. We witnessed the collection of food items, daily necessities, goodies and used clothing assembled at KX Garage this afternoon for loading onto delivery trucks prior to their departure to the Kampung on 14/11/2020. PDG Mary Wee, Region 4 Chairperson Lina Hu, Zone 10 Chairperson Aini Kho, Zone 11 Chairperson Suzanne Lee, DCs, Club Presidents and members of various clubs showed up at the assembly point KX Garage. Food items were packed into bags for easy distribution to fire victims when they arrive at the longhouse, and the bags were loaded onto the trucks. Many brought along their own used clothing, cooking utensils, electrical appliances etc for the village fire victims. It took about 8-9 hours drive from Miri to RH Long Balau Ulu Baram by road. The transport team started their journey early on 14th November 2020, stayed a night at Long Seridan (Homestay and self- paid), then during the next day on 15th November 2020 continued to drive to Long Balau village to hand over the essential household items, food rations and others to the fire victims. When the handover was conducted at Long Balau, the Penan villagers were overjoyed to receive the kitchenware, household items and clothing. At the same time, some additional donated items like clothing, kitchenware, dining sets and food rations were also channelled to other nearby Penan villages which remain inaccessible by road.

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Total Benefitted Rural People: 72 doors and 288 people, 215 (adults) and 73 (children)

Reasons and justifications for this Rural Service Project:

During the 1st Zone 7 Lions Clubs Meeting, Region 3 Chairperson Alex Yii proposed to the eight Lions Clubs in Region 3 that they should jointly organise a 3 days 2 nights Rural Service Project for Ulu area communities as most of them come from low income family. They urged the Lions to assist them in one way or another such as providing them with health awareness, environment cleaning, donation of groceries and food, children exercise books & stationeries and etc. His proposal was agreed by Zone 7 four Lions Clubs and since this Rural Project was suggested to be organised at Ulu Sarikei, the Lions Club of Sarikei was appointed at the meeting to be responsible for organising activities in the said rural area. It was necessary for the team to run a survey at the Ulu area to find out which longhouse residents are relatively poor and urgently in need of our Lions Club to assist. Past President David Kua and I went to Rumah Nyuka Longhouses in Ulu Sarikei to investigate, and we found that the said longhouse were in need of our support, so we decided to carry out our activities for 3 days and 2 nights in this longhouse.

Summary of Activity:

On 30th October, we called the 1st Organizing Committee Meeting in Sarikei and we discussed a series of service activities which will be organised in Rumah Nyuka for 3 days and 2 nights, including Hunger, Environmental, Vision, Diabetes, Care for Children, Health Talk, Donation of face masks, hand sanitisers, groceries & food, children exercise Books & Stationeries etc.

Unfortunately, in mid-November, the Covid-19 pandemic cases have suddenly increased, so the Tuai Rumah of Rumah Nyuka did not allow our Lions Club’s activities to be held in their longhouse. Therefore we had no choice but to find other longhouses for our Rural Project. With the help of YB Dato' Sri Huang Tiong Sii, he suggested us to organise these service activities at the longhouses which urgently needed our help namely Rumah Mawas, Rumah Empaling, Rumah Soon and Rumah Mering.

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Getting to Know Lions Fellowship Dinner 7th November 2020 at Kingwood Hotel, Sibu. OC GMT District Coordinator Dato’ Jimmy Tie

GAT Seminar 8th November 2020 at Sarikei. OC Yii Fong Kwang

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To encourage our love of nature and our keen interest in the protection and admiration of the environment, Lions club in the following 2020-2021 Lions Environmental Photo Contest categories: Animal Life, Landscape (urban or natural), Plant Life and Weather Phenomenon.

2020-2021 Photo Contest Rules • The 2020-2021 Environmental Photo Contest is open to all the lions members in district 308-A2. • All photos depicting a nature theme (such as plants, animals, landscape, weather Phenomenon). • The photo must be in its original state and cannot be altered in any way, including but not limited to, removing, adding, reversing, or distorting subjects within the frame. • Every Lion can enter a photograph of his or her immediate surroundings into the Lions Environmental Photo Contest. Lions are to submit their entries in a printed high quality format sized 20.3cm x 25.4 cm (8" x 10"). • Each participant is only allowed to submit ONE entry. Multiple entries will not be accepted. • Deadline for submission will be 31 December 2020. Late submission will not be entertained. • District 308-A2 reserves the right to publish or display materials or information, including but not limited to the names and photographs of all Participants for publicity purposes in any manner it deems appropriate. • All of Committee’s decisions in connection with the Contest shall be final, conclusive and binding and the Participants agree to abide by District 308-A2 decision in all aspects in connection with the Contest. By participating in the Contest, the Participants agree not to challenge and/or object to any decisions made by District 308-A2 in connection with the Contest. No further appeal, enquiry and/or correspondence will be entertained.

Award Category: 1st Prize RM300-00 2nd Prize RM200-00 3rd Prize RM150-00 5 Consolation Prize RM50-00

If you have any enquiry, kindly contact: District Contest Officer DC Cola Lee Pei Pei Email: [email protected] WhatsApp: 0128075843

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Diabetes We serve to reduce the prevalence of diabetes and improve quality of life for those diagnosed.

World Diabetes Day was held on 14th November 2020. Diabetes can lead to serious diseases affecting the heart and blood vessels, eyes, kidneys, nerves and teeth. In most high-income countries, diabetes is a leading cause of cardiovascular disease, blindness, kidney failure, and lower limb amputation. It is expected to affect 629 million adults by 2045. Our wonderful Lions have completed a range of diabetes projects in November.

Lions Clubs in Region 1 and Diabetes Malaysia Sarawak Branch, with assistance from DBKU and SEDC, held the blue-ing of the Darul Hana Bridge in Kuching. This was done on 14th November in order to create awareness of diabetes. Lions Clubs members in Region 1 also took part in the blue-ing of the cat statue, a famous landmark of Kuching. Furthermore, there were the blue-ing of Diabetes Malaysia CNS Resource Centre at Maxwell and cotton tree on 18th November. Moreover, Lions Clubs in Region 1 attended the Virtual Diabetes Speech Contest 2020. The objective of the contest was to create diabetes awareness among the Leo and to build up future speakers.

Leo Lions Club of Kuching Elite held a virtual challenge on Facebook in conjunction with Diabetes Awareness Month.

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Diabetes

Lions Club of Miri Centennial had Diabetes Awareness Hike Day on 14th November. Hiking can decrease cholesterol levels, a common cause of heart disease which is a possible long-term complication of diabetes. More specifically, it increases HDL, which is the good type of cholesterol. Hiking can also help control or prevent hypertension. Hence, Lions Club of Miri Centennial had this project in order to have more people to be more involved in outdoor activities and to reduce health diseases.

Region 4 – Zone 11 Lions Clubs organised a Live FB Forum in conjunction with World Diabetes Day, titled ‘Reversing Diabetes is Possible’. Zone 11 – Lions Clubs of Miri Lions Club of Belait organised a Diabetes Central, Marudi Mandarin, Awareness Health Project. This was held st Miri Host, New Century Miri on 1 November at Kampung Pandan Resort City & Miri Seahorse. Library, Pandan 7, Kuala Belait. Activities were done such as height

measurement, weight measurement, Lions Club of Sibu Pahlawan did blood pressure, oxygen level, glucose blood sugar test for teachers of level, medical history taking and giving th SM Nanga Assan on 6 counselling or advice. November.

Region 3 – Zone 7 Lions Clubs Zone 7 joint project of diabetes test and blood

pressure checking for Zone 7 clubs members at Sarikei on 8th November. Zone 7 – Lions Clubs of Sibu Pahlawan, Bintangor, Sarikei & Sibu Rejang.

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Region 4 – Zone 9 Lions Clubs Region 1 Region Chairperson health screening & diabetes Bernard Lee from Lions Club of test at Civil Centre Bintulu. Kuching Centennial took part in #Diabetes Awareness virtual Zone 9 – Lions Clubs of challenge organised by Leo Bintulu Mandarin, Bintulu Lions Club of Kuching Elite. Host, Bintulu Kemena & Bintulu Kidurong.

Lions Club of Sibu Pahlawan’s Dr Lions Club of Sibu David Ling did blood sugar test Pahlawan for Lions & public in conjunction organised blood with World Diabetes Day right sugar test for before their Club’s 20th members & their Anniversary Banquet Dinner family members Night started on 14th November. during Family Day.

Environment We serve to sustainably protect and restore our environment to improve the well-being of all communities.

>3 trillion trees in the world 30% of the world’s land area is covered by forest >15 billion trees are cut down every year 46% estimated global decrease in tree count since the start of human civilization

Lions Club of Kuching Centennial had the 5th installation of their new Signature Project. Headed by their service chairperson Ln Roland Chiu, a team of 6 of their members joined forces to tend to the garden at the Lions Nursing Home. They continued with their planting process, planting fresh mint, pineapples and other herbs and fruits in the garden, transferring seedlings from the nursery to the field.

Lions Club of Sibu City’s Lions Club of Sibu City’s recycling project at Ci Ji recycling project at Ci Ji Rejang Park Recycle Rejang Park Recycle Station on 16th November. Station on 3rd November.

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Environment

Lions Club of Miri Host organised Environmental Awareness Service Project on 21st November. This was to increase awareness of our environment. They have picked up rubbish seen along the way. Despite heavy downpour, they have managed to set up their Lion signage at the waterfall to remind all to take care and keep clean of what nature have provided for us.

Lions Club of Sibu Berjaya’s recycling project on 21st November.

Lions Club of Bandar Seri Begawan and ISB Leo had Maura Beach clean-up. Lions Club of Sibu Berjaya’s recycling project on 1st November.

Lions Club of Sibu Pahlawan’s recycling project.

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Hunger We serve to ensure all community members have access to nutritious foods.

815 million people affected by hunger in 2016: 11% of the global population 155 million children under age five are stunted due to chronic malnutrition 1/3 of annual food production is lost or wasted throughout the supply chain 33% of women of reproductive age suffer from anaemia

Lions Club of Kuching City donated large amount of food to Home of Peace on 7th & 16th of November respectively.

Lions Club of Kuching Lions Club of Ixora - President Judy, Mandarin PID Ellis and PP Alvin contributed raised fund and a total vegetables to 30 of RM1,000 worth of needy children food items was donated affected affected by MCO during Covid-19, due to to Lions Nursing Home. their parents losing their jobs.

Lions Club of Host, under LEO RM2 projects, delivered food baskets to the poor families in . They also topped up food items from their Tenom Lions Support Fund and through online fund raising.

Lions Club of Kota Lions Club of Sutera Kinabalu Sutera gave out food delivered groceries packs to families to Grace Old Folks that were facing Home, on 9th hard time. November.

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Hunger Lions Club of Kota Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Sutera gave Kinabalu Damai out balance of food delivered food packs donated from bags to District 308B1 to underprivileged construction workers families on 2nd on 11th November. November. Special Bantuan Food Project for the OKU, old & poor on 14th November. Lions Club of have donated food baskets to people who had food shortages during the spike of Covid -19 and CMCO imposed to the District months ago. Lions Club of Tuaran also had joint contribution donation of sundry food to Tuaran OKU Centre (Children) with the Zone 14 project. Region 6 Zone 14 – Lions Clubs of , , Kota Kinabalu Sutera, & Tuaran.

Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Host distributed food packs to Wallace Training Centre for the blind families on 25th November. The families are affected due to their loss of income from their jobs, rattan crafts sales and others due to Covid-19. Food packs were from funds raised by District 308B1 organised by PDG Michelle Mok.

Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Host’s Foodbank Contribution Project on 2nd November. Approximately 100 families benefitted from this foodbank. Lions club of Kota Kinabalu Host contributed to its operations where the affected families will collect their needs instead of Lions members delivering to their homes individually. This is to ensure safety of both the Lions members and the recipients.

Lions Club of Kota Lions Club of Papar Kinabalu City Host had food distributed food aid distribution to the to Kg. Babagon, Kg underprivileged on 1st Moyog and Kg November. Ungun, .

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Hunger

Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Centennial collected 100 food packs that were fundraised by District 308B1. The Club distributed 50 food packs to needy 70 food packs including 20 packs from Lions Club families at Kg of Kota Kinabalu Mandarin, President Danny and Kg Sepanggar. Chin together presented to the needy (blind, senior citizen & single mother).

Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Centennial’s food donation for students of Politeknik KK. 1100 students who live off-campus are affected by the current global pandemic and are unable to return to their hometown. The food donation has eased the life of students’ meal planning.

Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Central donated food packs to 50 families - widow association.

Lions Club of Papar Host had distribution of food aid to Kpg Marahang and Kpg Gana.

Lions Club of Selingan donated food baskets to 6 underprivileged Lions Club of families who are old and are taking care Central donated MYR of their grandchildren without any 400 (Oct & Nov) to a income on 18th November. single & underprivileged senior citizen in order to relieve hunger.

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Hunger

Lions Club of Tawau Cosmo joint project with Leo Club of SCHS to distribute dried food to 5 families in Tawau from the fund received from Dua Ringgit Fund Raising Project and sponsorship of edible oil and mineral water from a generous supplier.

Lions Club of Tawau Cosmo jointly with Leo Club of SCHS followed Tzu Chi Association to distribute dried food to 760 families in Kampung Titingan, Tawau. Most of the residents there are underprivileged & were affected by Covid-19.

Lions Club of Tawau Mega Lions Club of Sibu City’s had handover of monthly monthly relief hunger groceries to Aunty Jiang project on 24th on 3rd November. November.

Lions Club of and Life Care Society of Mukah jointly handed over donation to the Lea family, who is underprivileged, at Hua Kiaw Road, Sibu on 8th November.

Lions Club of Bintangor’s donation of necessities to 2 underprivileged families on 22nd November.

Lions Club of Sandakan Selingan, Leo Club of Yu Yuan & Leo Club Lions Club of Sibu of St. Cecilia. Pahlawan’s relieving hunger project. "Hi-5 Project" - Their vision is to outreach those in need and impacted by this pandemic.

Lions Club of Sibu Berjaya’s

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Vision We serve to prevent avoidable blindness and improve quality of life for people who are blind and visually impaired. 253 million people are blind or have moderate to severe distance vision impairment (MSVI) 1.1 billion have near-vision impairment simply because they don’t have a pair of glasses >75% of all blindness and MSVI is avoidable 89% of people with visual impairment live in developing countries

Lions Club of Kuching Ixora - President Judy, IPP Alexzander and PP Sim collected and donated more than a 100 of used eyeglass for Leo Club of SMK Jalan Arang’s Eyeglass Collection and Recycling Project.

Lions Club of Belait delivered 3 completed prescription eyeglasses to students on 10th November. The prescription eyeglasses were donated by Visioncare Kuala Belait. This was done in continuation with the Vision Project done on 6 Oct 2020 at Chung Hua School Labi.

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Humanitarian - Community Service

Blood donation drive campaign jointly organised by Lions Club of Miri Host, Malaysian Red Crescent Miri Chapter and Blood Bank Hospital Miri on 1st & 8th November. Lions Club of Kuching Metro - Deaf Care Project and Autistic Care Project on 10th This was to replenish the November. shortage of blood in Blood Bank. Lions Club of Miri Central packed and sorted used clothing th for the poor on 9 November. Lions Club of Limbang, Lions Club of Limbang Lions Club of Mandarin, Diabetes Bandar Seri Malaysia Limbang Begawan Branch & Limbang donated printer General Hospital to Pusat Ehsan organised a joint Education Centre. blood donation on 9th November.

Lions Club of Host under the leadership of President Joanne Ong managed to seek sponsorship of RM10,000 worth of items, in need and on request by Covid Screening and Quarantine Centre at IPG Keningau. On 14th November, President Joanne handed over basic general needs for frontliners and staff at Pusat Kuarantin IPG, Keningau.

Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Sutera & Lions Club of Kajang had handover of 3 sets of walkie-talkies to Hospital Wanita Dan Kanak-Kanak on 9th November. Doctors with full PPEs are only able to use walkie-talkies to do the ward rounds and talk to another doctor outside the ward to write notes.

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Humanitarian - Community Service

Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Sutera DC Kapitan handed over PPEs (jumpsuit set), head Ling Dien covers and face shields to Kementerian Yong had Kesihatan Negeri on 5th November. glucose test.

Joint project of Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Central & Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Sutera. Handover of PPEs and sanitizers with the assistance of Heroes to transport the items to Hospital Semporna on 10th November.

Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Sutera handed over timber to Pusat Latihan Usahawan OKU daerah Tuaran on 14th November. The flash flood last month caused all the items to be destroyed and were flushed away by the flood.

Lions Club of Kota Lions Club of Kinabalu Damai donated Papar Host 75 sets of stationery distributed some goodies bag to Tadika face masks and Anglikan for coffee to Ketua their graduation on 18th Kampung at Kpg November. Buayan.

Region 6 - Zone 15 Lions Clubs jointly donated PPEs, face masks, face shields, shoe covers & head covers to QE1 frontliners on 18th November. Zone 15 – Lions Clubs of Kota Kinabalu Asia City, Kota Kinabalu Capital, Kota Kinabalu Mandarin, New Century Kota Kinabalu Star City & Kota Kinabalu Damai.

Donation of face masks Blood donation drive sponsored by 8 Clubs for with Lions Club of further redistribution by Kota Kinabalu City as Lions Club of Kota OC Club along with Kinabalu City to Lions Club of Kota Madrasah Al Hikmat and Kinabalu Lintas in Stairway to Hope collaboration with underprivileged children Malaysian Red and their families. Crescent Society.

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Humanitarian - Community Service

Joint project of Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Centennial (District 308- A2) and New Century Lions Club of Tanjung Putra (District 308 B2). Distributed 200 pcs of PPEs for Hospital Queen Elizabeth's frontliners.

Lions Club of Sandakan Selingan Lions Club of Papar donated water heaters to the Host donated face frontliners of HDOK Covid-19 masks to Borneo wards and anti-slip floor mats to Comrad, the Sibuga sport complex Perumahan temporary quarantine centre on Kampung Suang, th 18 November. Perai. Lions Club of Sandakan Lions Club of Selingan donated DAF Sandakan Selingan wheelchair to a 60 donated 20 sets of years old lady who was medical scrubs to diagnosed with left the Covid-19 critical limb ischaemia quarantine centres th rd on 12 November. on 3 November. Lions Club of Tawau Central had handover of 1 unit of big disinfection machine, total 400 pcs of face shields and dry food to Hospital for their frontline medical staff. Kunak is the capital of the Kunak District in of Sabah, Malaysia ( Tawau town and Kunak town distance between 73 kilometres ).

Region 8 – Zone 20 Lions Clubs joint project handover of 80 pieces of scrub shirts to Tawau Hospital frontliners on 20th November. Zone 20 – Lions Clubs of Tawau Central, Tawau Cosmo, Tawau Host, Tawau Mandarin & Tawau Mega.

Region 8 – Zone 20 Lions Clubs joint project donation of toiletries to Tawau Hospital frontliners on 20th November. Zone 20 – Lions Clubs of Tawau Central, Tawau Cosmo, Tawau Host, Tawau Mandarin & Tawau Mega.

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Humanitarian - Community Service Lions Club of Tawau Mega had handover of dry food to Hospital Tawau frontliners on 3rd November. Items donated: 1, 5 ctn of instant cup noodles 2, 7 ctn of drinking water 3, 1 ctn of 3in1 Milo 4, 1 ctn of munchy assorted biscuits 5, 100pcs of fresh buns.

Lions Club of Lions Club of Sibu joined NaviPath Dudong joined the Diagnostic in Run for Breast Cancer organising Health Awareness project on Screening 14th November. Campaign.

Lions Club of Kapit assisted a young girl with ear health and hearing problem on 17th November. She was sent out to be reviewed by Dr Sia at clinic for health check before referral to ear, nose and throat specialist to determine what she needs in future.

Lions Club of Lions Club of Sibu Pahlawan did Sibu Bawang blood pressure test for Lions & Assan donated public right before Sibu Pahlawan’s blood at UCTS 20th Anniversary Banquet started Sibu. on 14th November.

Lions Club of Sibu Lions Club of Papar Host Bawang Assan donated some face masks and donated to coffee to villagers at Kpg cancer patient. Pongobonon.

Region 4 – Zone 9 Lions Clubs health screening & blood donation project at Civil Centre Bintulu. Zone 9 – Lions Clubs of Bintulu Mandarin, Bintulu Host, Bintulu Kemena & Bintulu Kidurong.

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Humanitarian - Community Service Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu City Park joint project blood donation on 20th November.

Lions Club of Papar Host has successfully hosted activities in collaboration with Lions Club District 308 B2. This event was called "Sabah MCO Food Aid & Face Masks Supplies". Lions Club of Papar Host were thankful to J&T Express Malaysia and J& Express Sabah for providing free deliveries from West Malaysia to East Malaysia.

Lions Club of Sibu Lions Club of Sibu Pahlawan organised Sungai Merah’s Dr blood pressure test Moon Chin performed at SK Nanga Assan. blood pressure test.

Lions Club of Kota Kinabalu Sutera’s blood donation campaign at Malaysian Red Crescent Society Sabah State Building.

Lions Club of Sibu Jaya Lions Club donated English of Mukah’s story books to member SJK (C) Thian had Chin’s school glucose library, Sibu. test.

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Childhood Cancer We serve to help those affected by childhood cancer survive and thrive.

Every 2 minutes, a child is diagnosed with cancer 13% increase in incidence of childhood cancer over the last 20 years 6 years average age at diagnosis of children with cancer >90% of childhood cancer deaths occur in low resource settings

Lions Club of Kuching Lions Club of Sibu Metro - President Kelly, Pahlawan’s fund PP Feliz and Lion Alan donation to childhood had blood donation for cancer patients at Sibu a kid with Leukaemia. General Hospital.

Lions Club of Sibu Pahlawan donated money, necessities & food to a child who was diagnosed with cancer.

*The following report below has been modified for newsletter purposes. Meaningful November Project

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Childhood Cancer Project Project: Donation of Vital Signs Monitor and Infusomat (Blood Transfusion Pump) and Stationeries for Childhood Cancer Patients

Organising Club: Lions Club of Sibu Pahlawan

Jointly Organised by: Sibu Host/ Sibu Mandarin/ Sibu Seduan/ Sibu Central/ Sibu Pahlawan/ Sibu Berjaya/ Sibu City/Sibu Jaya/Sibu Sungai Merah/ Sibu Bawang Assan/ Sibu Nangka/ Sibu Queensway/ Sibu Lanang/ Sibu Dudong/ Sibu Rejang/ Bintangor/ Sarikei/ Kapit/ Song/ Mukah/ Kolej Laila Taib Leo Club

14th November 2020: Handing Over 2 Medical Equipments & Stationeries to Sibu Hospital Dr Toh Teck Hock Venue: Kingwood Hotel Kingwood Hall Witnessed by: District Governor Roland Chieng Attendance by Lions Clubs: 20 Clubs Attendance by Lions: 201 Total Benefitted Cancer Children Patients: 80

Reasons and justifications for this Childhood Cancer Project: 1. Infusomat: Currently in Sibu Hospital, there are about 20 children with newly diagnosed cancer annually. Every day, an average of one or two children have need for blood transfusion. Currently, the children cancer ward does not have a dedicated Blood Transfusion Pump – it has to be borrowed from the other children ward. Hence, this donation is much needed so that children with cancer do not need to wait for their turn to transfuse, and also reduce the risk of infection having to share with other children with infectious diseases.

2. Vital sign monitor: Currently the children cancer ward has only one monitor. At any one time, there are 2-3 children in the ward needing monitoring. Having an extra monitor would improve the care of these children in the ward with closer monitoring.

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Summary of Activity: We met Dr Toh Teck Hock (Sibu Central Hospital Pediatrics Specialist) at the Tribal Meet@Sibu & Follow Up SOP organised by Sarawak Convention Bureau on 10th Sept at RH Hotel. After the Seminar, Dr Toh brought to our attention that the Hospital is lacking 2 Medical Equipments, which are Vital Signs Monitor and Infusomat Blood Transfusion Pump and he requested for the Lions Clubs’ assistance. President Dixon Chiu and I mobilized the other two Lions Clubs: Lions Club of Sibu Sungai Merah and Lions Club of Sibu Bawang Assan to jointly apply for the District 308-A2 Foundation Matching Grant. As the 2 Equipments cost RM11150, we applied for RM6000 from the District Foundation’s one to one Matching Grant.

Million thanks to District Foundation Chairperson Chairman VCC/ IPDG Dr Gan Kean Siong, District Governor Roland Chieng and Board of Trustees for approving our application and agreeing to grant us a total sum of RM6000 as Matching Grant.

On 10th October, both Medical Equipments arrived at Sibu Hospital and were tested to use at Cancer Childhood Pediatrics ward.

On 14th November 2020, an official Handing Over Ceremony were carried out during Sibu Pahlawan’s 20th Anniversary Banquet as all the 20 Participating Lions Clubs’ Presidents & Representatives were present. I as the Organizing Chairperson handed over the 2 Medical Equipments "Boxes" to Sibu General Hospital’s Pediatrics Specialist Dr Toh Teck Hock, accompanied by 20 Lions Clubs’ Presidents & Representatives, Sponsors and Cabinet Officers, witnessed by District Governor Roland Chieng on stage. We also handed over Drawing & Learning Books & Stationeries to Dr Toh Teck Hock for 80 Cancer Children Patients.

Handing over of Vital Signs Monitor and Infusomat (Blood Transfusion Pump) to Dr Toh Teck Hock

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Handing over of Drawing & Learning Books & Stationeries to Dr Toh Teck Hock, witnessed by District Governor Roland Chieng

In appreciation: I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the following Sponsors and Lions Clubs & Leo Club for their generous support to this Project: District 308-A2 Foundation, DC Kapitan Ling Dien Yong, 2nd VDG Kapitan Connie Loh, GMT Coordinator Jimmy Tie, GLT Coordinator Eric Yee, CS Terrence Chen, 20 Lions Clubs & 1 Leo Club from Region 2 & 3.

Local Newspapers coverage:

"Harmony, Unity, Leadership through Services".

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Leo Clubs of SMK Konven St Cecilia & SM Yu Yuan in collaboration with Lions Club of Sandakan Selingan came up with the ‘Hi RM5 Project’. This project is where they raise some money for needy families in terms of food baskets. These families are affected due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Installation/Initiation for Omega Leo of Universiti Malaysia Sabah on 1st November.

“Students on a mission to feed 1,000 hungry Sabah households” (newspaper extract)

“Members of the Dua Ringgit “Members of the Dua Ringgit “A villager in a wheelchair Project team loading food Project team handing over receiving a packet of rice and items into their vehicle for food items to a villager who other food items.” distribution to lives in a dilapidated hut in underprivileged families.” Keningau, Sabah.”

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KOTA KINABALU: A in Kota Kinabalu, Keningau and just for a day or two, we can humanitarian movement started Tawau. already feed a family for a by a group of university and high month,” he said. “Among those we have helped school students seeks to feed were stateless people and the Victor said the Leo club 1,000 poverty-stricken homeless. One of them resides members were moved on households affected by Covid-19 in a dilapidated house in seeing the plight of poor restrictions in Sabah. Keningau and walks 5km every families who lived in harsh The movement, called the Dua day to ask families living near the conditions, which were made Ringgit Project, is the brainchild town for spare change so he can worse by the pandemic. of multiple Leo Clubs from have a meal.” “We actually planned to go Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Victor, who is the donation drive around giving them mee community-based organisation coordinator, said they hope to bungkus or nasi lemak but Keningau Centennial and eight collect RM40,000 to feed 1,000 since we can’t go back to secondary schools. families. university (due to the CMCO), Supported by Lions Club we decided instead to host an The next phase will be expanded International, the project aims online donation drive and later to include underprivileged to reach out to more sought help from the Lions households in and underprivileged people after Club,” he said. Tenom districts as well as some coming off the back of a parts in east coast Sandakan. Victor, a final-year successful first phase of food international relations student, distribution where it managed to Victor said the name Dua Ringgit now works part time in feed 250 families. Project was based on research Seremban while attending which showed that But with most of the funds in the online classes at night. underprivileged families first round collected among typically spend an average of He said they also planned to supporters, friends and family less than RM7 a day for all the put aside RM10,000 to buy members – only RM7,000 has three daily meals combined. milk powder for babies. “Some been collected since Oct 21 – the of the families don’t have the project is now banking on the “That means it’s about RM2 for means to purchase milk and generosity of the public. each meal (breakfast, lunch and many of the children we saw dinner). That’s where the Dua “The first phase started last Oct were malnourished. They Ringgit Project came from.” 15 when we managed to collect asked if this can be one of the RM10,000 in just five days,” He said they hope to provide items in our package,” he said. UMS Leo Club president Bradley RM50 worth of food packages Those interested to help may Keith Victor told FMT. comprising essential items to visit the project’s Facebook each family. “With that money, the Lions page or donate to the Lions Club bought the food items and “If we sacrifice small luxuries Club of Keningau Downtown at distributed them to 250 families like a Sunday ice cream cone Alliance Bank account number 1004-8001-0066-005.

Extracted from: https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2020/11/14/students-on-a-mission-to-feed- 1000-hungry-sabah-households/?fbclid=IwAR3Cl7xEWHVj5M9g6EHr3GtxB1RKhJGoeQH4aMqrj2NixgCO61JaeUY9Qvk

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Handover of the Sight Box to Key Zone 3 Leo Clubs Joint Induction Officers of Leo Club of SMJK and Leo Orientation. Kuching High took place at the Sarawak Society for the Deaf.

Leo Club of Riam Road Secondary School did preparation work for Lions Leo Club of SMK Sungai Park 3 Opening Maong Kuching’s Recycling Ceremony. Project.

Leo Club of SMK Kai Leo Club of Methodist Pilley Leo Club of SMK Kai Chung Bintangor’s 3R Institute held cleaning of Eco Chung had an Recycling Project. Garden. Infographic Competition. Back To Table Of Contents 42

Leo Club of St Teresa’s 5th BOD Leo Club of SMB Tung Hua Leo Club of University College virtual meeting. attended sponsoring Lions Technology Sarawak held a Club of Sibu Mandarin’s Blood Donation Awareness monthly meeting. Campaign.

Leo Club of Riam Road Secondary School attended Leo Club of Kuching High the Opening Ceremony of organised a drawing Lions Park 3. competition.

Leo Club of SMK Sungai Maong’s “Say Leo Club of SMB Tung Hua Leo Club of University No To Diabetes” attended their 3rd Zone 8 College Technology Sarawak Project. Advisory Committee Meeting. held a Diabetes Awareness Walk.

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MEMBERS MOVEMENT BY REGION IN NOVEMBER 2020

Region B/F Added Dropped C/F 01/11/2020 30/11/2020 1 295 12 (1) 306 2 363 - - 363 3 236 - - 236 4 548 7 - 555 5 301 - - 301 6 264 - (3) 261 7 315 - - 315 8 247 - - 247 2,569 19 (4) 2,584

NEW MEMBERS ADDED IN NOVEMBER 2020

Region Club Name New Members Sponsors 1 Kuching Elite Wen Yin Chong Siaw Ern Bong 1 Kuching Elite Michelle Jun Yi Ho Ally Shu Xin Tan 1 Kuching Elite Eileen Ee Ning Hon Siaw Ern Bong 1 Kuching Elite Candy Gie Rung Voon Ally Shu Xin Tan 1 Kuching Elite Alvin Chun Howe Bong + 1 Kuching Elite Siaw Ern Bong + Chong Nam Fah 1 Kuching Elite Eileen Pei Ying Chai + 1 Kuching Elite Yen Tung Pang + 1 Kuching Elite Shze Ni Sia + 1 Kuching Elite Ally Shu Xin Tan + 1 Kuching Centennial Hui Ling Ong Chua Kheng Hian 1 Kuching Centennial Olivia Ting Mei Tze 4 Miri Mandarin Jian Chuong Lau Allen Diong Heng 4 Miri Centennial Tze Kheng Teo Hui Hui Yeo 4 Miri Centennial Siaw Chieng Boon x Keith Chin 4 Miri Centennial Irene Yee Lin Wong x Wong Shirley 4 Miri Resort City New Century Vivian Wee Yan Lee Lai How 4 Miri Resort City New Century Hien Tiong Tong Lai How 4 Miri Seahorse Chung Ho Felix Chew Bryan Yong

+ = Reinstated

x = Transferred

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MEMBERS MOVEMENT BY LIONS CLUBS IN NOVEMBER 2020

Region Club Name B/F Added Dropped C/F 01/10/2020 31/10/2020 1 Kuching Elite - 11 (1) 10 1 Kuching Centennial 29 2 - 31 4 Miri Mandarin 130 1 - 131 4 Miri Centennial 23 3 - 26 4 Miri Resort City New Century 17 2 - 19 4 Miri Seahorse 69 1 - 70 6 Tuaran 23 - (3) 20 20 (4)

District Global Membership Team (GMT)

District Membership Target

Year Total number of Target Dropped Total number membership 01 July-30 June 01 July-30 June of membership 01 July 30 June 2020-2021 2481 400 250 2631

District Membership Trend

Year Total number of New member Dropped Total number membership 01 July-30 June 01July-30 June of membership 01July 30 June 2019-2020 2526 244 289 2481 2018-2019 2548 290 312 2526 2017-2018 2497 334 283 2548 2016-2017 2399 426 328 2497 2015-2016 2443 268 312 2399 2014-2015 2029 617 203 2443 2013-2014 2075 201 247 2029

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DISTRICT SUBSIDIZED LIONS TRAINING Updated 30/11/2020

COMPLETED EVENTS

Date Event Venue Attendance 04/07/2020 Region 1, 2 & 3 Cabinet Officers School RH Hotel/Sibu 40 05/07/2020 Region 2 & 3 Clubs Officers School Kingwood/Sibu 105 11/07/2020 Region 5, 6, 7 & 8 Cabinet Officers School Kota Kinabalu 30 12/07/2020 Sabah West Coast/Labuan/Lawas Clubs Officers School Kota Kinabalu 60 12/07/2020 Region 1 Clubs Officers School Kuching 40 18/07/2020 Region 4 & 5 Cabinet Officers School Eastwood 20 Valley/Miri 19/07/2020 Region 4 Limbang & Brunei Clubs Officers School Eastwood 55 Valley/Miri 02/08/2020 Tawau Clubs Officers School Tawau 35 23/08/2020 Bintulu Clubs Officers School Bintulu 20 13/09/2020 District GAT Seminar Kota Kinabalu 40 03/10/2020 Certified Guiding Lion Program/Zone Chairperson Kingwood 28 Seminar Hotel/Sibu 10/10/2020 Membership Drive Kuching 35 11/10/2020 District GAT Seminar Sibu 70 18/10/2020 District GAT Seminar Kuching 28 23/10/2020 New Member Orientation Marudi 18 25/10/2020 New Member Orientation Miri 31 25/10/2020 Membership Drive Miri 45 07/11/2020 Membership Drive Sibu 42 08/11/2020 District GAT Seminar Sarikei 22 Total 764

UPCOMING EVENTS

Date Event Venue 05/12/2020 GAT Seminar Bintulu 06/12/2020 New Member Orientation Kuching 12/12/2020 GAT Seminar Miri 12/12/2020 GAT Seminar Kuching 12/12/2020 New Member Orientation Sibu 17/01/2021 District GAT Seminar Tawau 22/01/2021 Emerging Lions Leadership Institute Sibu 23/01/2021 Emerging Lions Leadership Institute Sibu 24/01/2021 Emerging Lions Leadership Institute Sibu

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06/02/2021 LLI Retreat 07/02/2021 LLI Retreat Kudat 05/03/2021 District Certified Trainer Program Kota Kinabalu 06/03/2021 District Certified Trainer Program Kota Kinabalu 07/03/2021 District Certified Trainer Program Kota Kinabalu 19/03/2021 Faculty Development Institute Sibu 20/03/2021 Faculty Development Institute Sibu 21/03/2021 Faculty Development Institute Sibu 17/04/2021 Instructors’ Presentation Contest for DCT / FDI Participants Kota Kinabalu 23/04/2021 Instructors’ Presentation Contest for DCT / FDI Participants Kingwood Hotel/Sibu 24/04/2021 GAT/LCIF Seminar Kingwood Hotel/Sibu 25/04/2021 President/Secretary/Treasurer School Kingwood Hotel/Sibu 26/04/2021 DG/VDG Elect School Kingwood Hotel/Sibu 27/04/2021 DG/VDG Elect School Kingwood Hotel/Sibu 08/05/2021 District Conference Kota Kinabalu 15/05/2021 District Conference Kingwood Hotel/Sibu 05/06/2021 Leo Forum Seminar Eastwood Valley/Miri 06/06/2021 Leo Forum Seminar Eastwood Valley/Miri

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EMERGING LIONS LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE (ELLI) Venue: Kingwood Hotel Sibu

Day 1 (22.01.2021)

Time Topic Speaker / Person In Charge 11:00 am – 12:00 nn 1st Day Registration 12:00 nn – 01:00pm Opening Session / Ice Breaking OC / DG 01:00 pm – 03:00 pm Lions: Part, Present & Future PDG James Teo 03:00 pm – 04:30 pm Change Management PDG Chieng Eu Hea 04:30 pm – 04:45 pm Tea Break 04:45 pm – 06:15 pm Supporting Lions Teams Dato Jimmy Tie 06:15 pm – 07:15 pm LCIF Topic Preparation PDG Mary Law 07:15 pm – 07:45 pm End of 1st Day 07:45 Welcoming Dinner

Day 2 (23.01.2021)

Time Topic Speaker / Person In Charge 08:00 am – 08:30 am 2nd Day Registration 08:30 am – 10:30 am Communication PDG James Teo 10:30 am – 12:30 pm Conducting Effective Meetings PDG Chieng Eu Hea 12:30 pm – 01:15 pm Lunch Time 01:15pm – 02:45 pm Diversity PDG Dato Betty Wong 02:45 pm – 04:15 pm Lions Mentoring Program Dato Jimmy Tie 04:15 pm – 05:45 pm Creative Thinking 05:45 pm – 07:15 pm LCIF PDG Mary Law 07:15 pm – 07:45 pm End of 2nd Day 07:45 pm Fellowship Dinner and Group Presentation

Day 3 (24.01.2021)

Time Topic Speaker / Person In Charge 08:00 am – 08:30 am 3rd Day Registration 08:30 am – 10:00 am Ensuring Club Success PDG Dato’ Betty Wong 10:00 am – 11:00 pm Focused Discussion PDG James Teo 11:00 pm – 11:30 pm Evaluation PDG Chieng Eu Hea 11:30 pm – 12:30 pm Closing Ceremony, Certificate OC / DG Presentation and Group Photo 12:30 pm Lunch and Good Bye

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DISTRICT CERTIFIED TRAINER PROGRAMME Venue: Kota Kinabalu

Day 1 (05.03.2020) Time Topic Speaker / Person In Charge Welcome Remark OC 08:00 am – 08:30 am Opening Speech DG Remark By Council Chairperson CC 08:30 am – 09:30 am Course Introduction TBD 09:30 am – 09:45 am Tea Break 09:45pm – 12:45 pm Presentation Skill TBD 12:45 pm – 01:45 pm Lunch 01:45 pm – 03:15 pm Using Visual Aids TBD 03:15 pm – 03:00 pm Tea Break 03:30 pm – 05:00 pm Adult Learner Characteristic TBD 05:00 pm – 06:30 pm Interactive Learning TBD 07:00 pm – 08:00 pm Dinner 08:00 pm Onward Free Time

Day 2 (06.03.2020) Time Topic Speaker / Person In Charge 08:00 am – 08:15 am Explanation of Final Project TBD 08:15 am – 10:00 am Training Design Overview TBD 10:00 am – 10:15 am Tea Break 10:15 am – 12:00 pm Training Design Learning Objective TBD 12:00 pm – 01:15 pm Training Design Strategies & Materials TBD 01:15pm – 02:15 pm Lunch 02:15 pm – 03:30 pm Training Session Management TBD 03:30 pm – 03:45 pm Tea Break 03:45 pm – 04:15 pm Evaluation Overview TBD 04:15 pm – 06:15 pm Final Project Preparation TBD 07:00 pm – 08:00 pm Dinner 08:00 pm Onward Free Time

Day 3 (07.03.2020) Time Topic Speaker / Person In Charge 08:00 am – 10:00 am Participants Presentation Participant 10:00 am – 10:15 am Tea Break 10:15 am – 01:00 pm Participants Presentation Participant 01:00 pm – 02:00 pm Lunch 02:00 pm – 03:00 pm Making Use of Your Skills TBD 03:00 pm – 03:30 pm Closing DG & OC Back To Table Of Contents 49

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE, SIBU Venue: Kingwood Hotel Sibu Day 1 (19.03.2021) Time Topic 06:30 am – 08:00 am Breakfast 08:00 am – 09:00 am Welcome 09:00 am – 09:05 am Stretch Break 09:05 am – 10:00 am Introduction to Training 10:00 am – 10:15 am Break 10:15 am – 11:15 am Adult Learners 11:15 am – 12:00 pm Performance Demo 1: Baseline 12:00 pm – 01:00 pm Lunch 01:00 pm – 01:15 pm Energizer 1 01:15 pm – 02:30 pm Training Preparation 02:30 pm – 02:45 pm Break 02:45 pm – 04:45 pm Training Delivery Skills 04:45 pm – 05:30 pm Performance Demo 2: Explanation and Preparation Time Dinner

Day 2 (20.03.2021) Time Topic 06:30 am – 08:00 am Breakfast 08:00 am – 08:15 am Training Review 08:15 am – 10:00 am Performance Demo 2: Introduction 10:00 am – 10:15 am Break 10:15 am – 12:00 pm Interactive Learning 12:00 pm – 01:00 pm Lunch 01:00 pm – 01:15 pm Energizer 2 01:15 pm – 03:15 pm The Training Environment 03:15 pm – 03:30 pm Break 03:30 pm – 05:30 pm Performance Demo 3: Explanation and Preparation Time Dinner

Day 3 (21.03.2021) Time Topic 06:30 am – 07:25 am Breakfast 07:25 am – 10:00 am Performance Demo 3: Training Activity 10:00 am – 10:15 am Break 10:15 am – 01:00 pm Performance Demo 3 (Continued) 01:00 pm – 01:30 pm Lunch 01:30 pm – 02:00 pm Making Use of Your Skills 02:00 pm – 03:00 pm Closing / Evaluations 03:00 pm Departure

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District Global Service Team (GST) Community Services Activities for Period 01/07/2020 to 30/11/2020 Month No of Project Completed Total People Served July 2020 358 51,076 August 2020 252 22,919 September 2020 311 29,881 October 2020 370 55,040 November 2020 243 14,709 Total 1,534 158,916

Action Plan By District Chairperson – Hunger Irene Chin Nyuk Fun

1. Create awareness of the needy 2. Deliver food to homebound seniors. 3. To feed the under privileged children and senior citizen during rural project.

Action Plan By District Chairperson – Rural Project Peter Yong Hiong Khieng

 To provide medical services such as Doctors consultation, medicine to villagers, diabetes screening, BP test, feed the children and senior, donation of foodstuff, tree plantings etc..

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MELVIN JONES FELLOW OR PROGRESSIVE FELLOW CONTRIBUTION PLEDGED OR PAID FOR PERIOD 01/07/2020 TO 30/11/2020

No Region Lions Club of Name Position USD 1 1 Kuching Centennial Louis Ng Treasurer 1,000 2 1 Kuching Centennial Chua Kheng Hian ZC 1,000 3 1 Kuching City Annie Ho Chui Leng DC 1,000 4 1 Kuching City Alex Low Guan Yuan PP 1,000 5 1 Kuching North Connie Yeo Chia Lin IPP 1,000 6 1 Kuching Ixora Datin Hjh Ellis Suriyati PID 1,000 7 1 Kuching Ixora Damian Kho Thong Nyap Secretary 1,000 8 1 Kuching Ixora Judy Kho Poh Gek President 1,000 9 1 Kuching Ixora Raymond Bong Wee Sieng Member 1,000 10 2 Kapit YB Jefferson Jamit Anak Unyat Member 1,000 11 2 Kapit Dato’ Yong Hua Sying PP 1,000 12 2 Sibu Berjaya Augustine Ngu Liong Ing PDG 1,000 13 2 Sibu Berjaya Amelia Tiu Siew Yian President 1,000 14 2 Sibu Berjaya Datin Kim Geok Siew - 1,000 15 2 Sibu Berjaya Dato William Tiu - 1,000 16 2 Sibu Berjaya Steven Tiew Siik Ngieng PP 1,000 17 2 Sibu Berjaya Bai Shi Yin - 1,000 18 2 Sibu Dudong Kapitan Connie Loh Ming Hua 2VDG 1,000 19 2 Sibu Dudong Roger Sii Hsiao Wen IPP 1,000 20 2 Sibu Host Penghulu Stephen Ting Jack Sing RC 1,000 21 2 Sibu Jaya Eric Yee Kuok Enng GLT 1,000 22 3 Sibu Pahlawan Andrew Wong Neng Chien PP 2,000 23 3 Sibu Mandarin Roland Chieng Yew Hee DG 2,000 24 3 Sibu Mandarin Hii Ngo Hee DG Spouse 1,000 25 3 Sibu Mandarin Hii Yu Siong CP 1,000 26 3 Sibu Mandarin Lau Chuang Yien President 1,000 27 3 Sibu Mandarin Alex Yii Hee Leong RC 1,000 28 3 Sibu Queensway Colin Pao Engol President 1,000 29 3 Sarikei Stanley Kung Teck Li President 1,000 30 3 Sarikei Kapitan Ling Dieng Yong DC 1,000 31 4 Bintulu Kemena Ling Kong Hee PP 1,000 32 4 Bintulu Kemena Johnny Pang Hee Ming Member 1,000 33 4 Bintulu Kidurong Sam Ting Jin Sim DC 1,000 34 4 Bintulu Mandarin Wong Sung Kiong ZC 1,000 35 4 Bintulu Mandarin Wendy Ting Yieng Eng President 1,000 36 4 Bintulu Mandarin Yii Toh Ming PP 1,000 37 4 Miri Centennial Eve Wong Sau Yin PDG 1,000 38 4 Miri Central PDG Mary Law PDG 1,000

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MELVIN JONES FELLOW OR PROGRESSIVE FELLOW CONTRIBUTION PLEDGED OR PAID FOR PERIOD 01/07/2020 TO 30/11/2020

No Region Lions Club of Name Position USD 39 4 Miri Host Datuk Hii Teck Yun PP 1,000 40 4 Miri Host Dato Sri Wong Yew Hui PP 1,000 41 4 Miri Mandarin Mary Yii Sii Ing President 1,000 42 4 Miri Mandarin Lina Hu Choo Ling RC 1,000 43 4 Miri Mandarin Dato’ Sri Law Kiu Kiong PP 1,000 44 5 Keningau Joan Ong Teik Sim President 1,000 45 5 Lawas Siek Hien Leong President 1,000 46 5 Limbang Kong Kee Cheng PP 1,000 47 5 Limbang Mathew Ling Han Khin ZC 1,000 48 5 Limbang Daniel Hii Siang Lung IPP 1,000 49 5 Limbang Jessy Yek Chong Yen President 1,000 50 5 Limbang Mandarin Allan Yeo Kim Seng President 1,000 51 6 Kota Kinabalu Sutera Judy Wong Chin Yen Secretary 1,000 52 6 Kota Kinabalu Sutera Callee Tan Kai Lee President 1,000 53 6 Kota Kinabalu Sutera Jane Lim Shui Ching Member 1,000 54 7 Kota Kinabalu Centennial Josephine Chu Cheng Yin President 1,000 55 7 Kota Kinabalu Centennial Dato’ Winnie Lee Siew Ping DC 1,000 56 7 Kota Kinabalu Lintas Norman Chiew President 1,000 57 7 Papar Host Lau Chiong Sing President 1,000 58 7 Dr. Andrew Sim Yee Sheng RC 1,000 59 District 308-A2 - 1,000 Total 61,000

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DISTRICT FELLOW CONTRIBUTION PLEDGED OR PAID FOR PERIOD 01/07/2020 TO 30/11/2020

No Region Lions Club of Name Position RM 1 2 Sibu Berjaya Preston Lee Ting Bing Member 1,000 2 2 Sibu Berjaya Kong Yen Erl - 1,000 3 2 Sibu Berjaya Dr Ashley Tong Hui Hui - 1,000 4 2 Sibu Berjaya Timothy Lim Teng - 1,000 5 2 Sibu Berjaya Sim Lih Ping Member 1,000 6 2 Sibu Berjaya Dato William Tiu Sii Chuon - 1,000 7 2 Sibu Berjaya Abigail Lau Shi Qiu - 1,000 8 2 Sibu Host Stephen Ting Jack Sing RC 1,000 9 3 Sibu Nangka Peter Wong King Chiong IPP 1,000 10 3 Sibu Nangka Bill Leong Chin Ming DC 1,000 11 3 Sibu Nangka Kapitan Ivy Sim Tang Siok President 1,000 12 3 Sibu Nangka Joan Ngu Ming Ming Treasurer 1,000 13 3 Sibu Mandarin Alex Yii Hee Leong RC 1,000 14 3 Sibu Mandarin Alicevia Lee Siaw Ling Treasurer 1,000 15 3 Sibu Mandarin Lau Chuang Yien President 1,000 16 3 Sibu Queensway Amy Hii Mei Ting Secretary 1,000 17 3 Sibu Queensway Chou Kok Jin Treasurer 1,000 18 3 Sibu Pahlawan Dixon Chiu Kuong Woo President 1,000 19 3 Sibu Pahlawan Hii Hiong Yiing Member 1,000 20 4 Bintulu Mandarin Cheng Mee Li Treasurer 1,000 21 4 Miri Mandarin Simon Yong Leong Kuang Member 1,000 22 4 Miri Mandarin Allen Diong Ing Heng Member 1,000 23 4 Miri Mandarin Dr Steven Ngo Luk Mee Member 1,000 24 4 Miri Mandarin Philip Chin Nyuk Yu - 1,000 25 4 Miri Mandarin Peter Law Kiing Yong Member 1,000 26 5 Keningau Mandarin Lee Jia Jun ZC 1,000 27 7 Kota Kinabalu Centennial Dato Winnie Lee Siew Ping DC 1,000 Total 27,000

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CAMPAIGN 100 CONTRIBUTION PLEDGED OR PAID FOR PERIOD 01/07/2020 TO 30/11/2020

No Region Lions Club of No USD 1 1 Kuching City 1 100 2 1 Kuching Kota Samarahan 23 2,300 3 1 Kuching Host 1 100 4 1 Serian 4 400 5 1 Kuching Centennial 2 200 6 2 Kapit 9 900 7 2 Mukah 2 200 8 2 Sibu Berjaya 5 500 9 2 Sibu Dudong 26 2,600 10 2 Song 3 300 11 3 Sibu Pahlawan 36 3,600 12 3 Bintangor 1 100 13 3 Sarikei 6 600 14 4 Batu Niah 5 500 15 4 Bintulu Kemena 5 500 16 4 Lutong 2 200 17 4 Marudi Mandarin 3 300 18 4 Miri Central 7 700 19 4 Miri Host 6 600 20 4 Miri Mandarin 11 1,100 21 4 Miri Seahorse 1 100 22 5 Keningau 2 200 23 5 Keningau Mandarin 4 400 24 5 Kota Kinabalu Mandarin 1 100 25 5 Lawas 1 100 26 5 Tenom Host 1 100 27 5 Tenom Mandarin 1 100 28 6 Kota Kinabalu Capital 1 100 29 6 Kota Kinabalu Asia City 1 100 30 6 Kota Kinabalu Damai 3 300 31 6 Kota Kinabalu Mandarin 3 300 32 6 Kota Kinabalu Sutera 6 600 33 6 Ranau 1 100 34 7 Beaufort 1 100 35 7 Kota Kinabalu Centennial 4 400 36 7 Kota Kinabalu City 6 600 37 7 Kota Kinabalu Lintas 2 200 38 7 Penampang Host 3 300 39 7 Tanjung Aru 1 100 Total 20,100

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