The Lions Club of Nairobi - Huru

Why eye health remains Kenya’s silent crisis

Why eye health remains Kenya’s silent crisis - People Daily At the core of Kenya’s health sector, eye health is becoming a critical and growing priority. At least 30 per cent of the Kenyan population, that is one in every ive Kenyans, requires eye health services.Against this backdrop, refractive errors, cataracts, and blindness remain a silent crisis, wit...

Lion Praveen Chauhan, First Vice President Elect, joined the Shirdi Sai Baba Society International team from Malaysia and the UK during their visit to the weekly feeding program in Korogocho, organized by the Lions Club of Nairobi Huru.

This impactful initiative continues to serve thousands of children and community members, ensuring meals reach those in need.

We sincerely appreciate the unwavering support and generosity of our donors, well-wishers, and dedicated volunteers. Your contributions make it possible to bring hope and nourishment to the community every week.

Today, we respectfully remember Melvin Jones, the founder of Lions Clubs International, on his death anniversary. Passing away on June 1, 1961, his legacy lives on through millions of volunteers worldwide who continue his foundational belief:
" *You can't get very far until you start DOING SOMETHING for somebody"*

Congratulations Dr. Kalpesh Manilal Solanki on this well-deserved Honorary Doctorate. Your exemplary leadership, dedication to service, and commitment to community development continue to inspire many. Wishing you continued success as you plant seeds of impactful service and transform lives. Congratulations once again!
Lion Inderjeet Singh Main,OGW
DGE District 411A Kenya 🇰🇪 Ethiopia 🇪🇹 Seychelles 🇸🇨 2026-2027

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On 29th May 2026, together with the Rani Ramchandani Foundation (RRF), area leaders, and the Lions Club of Menengai, we visited Kabarnet, Baringo County, where we carried out impactful activities in two different schools.
Our first stop was the Deafblind School, where we donated crutches, diapers, food supplies, and white canes for visually impaired learners. White canes were generously supported by the Lions Club of Huru, Nairobi, will help improve the learners' mobility, independence, and quality of life. We also spent quality time interacting with the students and staff, sharing moments of joy and encouragement.
Our second visit was to Kaptimbor Primary School, where we conducted a mentorship program for both girls and boys. We donated sanitary pads, refreshments, and, in support of our Reading Action Program, presented 350 books through the Old Books for New Eyes Initiative to help nurture a reading culture among the pupils.
The smiles, enthusiasm, and appreciation we witnessed throughout the day reminded us of the power of service and community partnership.
Let us continue colouring the world with smiles and remain united in service. 💙📚♿✨

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