Leos Host HIV/AIDS Awareness at Nirvana School

Leo Club of Kathmandu Himalayas Patan

Leo Club of Kathmandu Himalayas Patan (LCKHP), established in 1974, is Nepal's oldest Leo Club with a proud 50-year legacy of youth-led community service. As part of Lions Clubs International's global network, we empower young leaders aged 16-30 to create positive change through volunteering.

Our diverse projects include blood donation camps, environmental clean-ups, health awareness campaigns, orphanage support, old age home visits, disaster relief, educational initiatives, and skill development workshops. Throughout our history, we've directly impacted thousands of lives across Kathmandu Valley and beyond.

What sets LCKHP apart is our commitment to developing leadership skills among youth while addressing pressing community needs. Each project offers members hands-on experience in project management, teamwork, communication, and social responsibility. Our members gain valuable skills while making tangible differences in their communities.

Beyond local efforts, we actively participate in regional and international Leo initiatives, collaborating with other clubs to amplify our impact. Our members represent Nepal's bright future—compassionate, skilled young professionals committed to service and leadership.

This blog documents our journey, showcases our members' experiences, and shares the stories of communities we serve. Through these narratives, we hope to inspire more young people to embrace volunteering, demonstrate the power of youth-led initiatives, and highlight the positive transformation happening in Nepal through service.

Join us in our mission to create meaningful change through leadership, experience, and opportunity—the core values that define the Leo spirit.

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Nepal's oldest Leo Club showcasing youth volunteers in action through community service, blood donation drives, environmental projects, and humanitarian efforts in Kathmandu and beyond since 1974.

On World AIDS Day, Leo Club of Kathmandu Himalayas Patan kicked off Leo Week with an impactful HIV/AIDS awareness program at Nirvana School, Kumaripati. The December 1st event brought together Cluster 1 clubs from Leo District 325 R to educate students about a critical health topic that often goes undiscussed.

Making Health Education Accessible

The afternoon session tackled important yet sensitive information in an age-appropriate way, giving students:

Facts about HIV transmission and prevention

Tools to combat stigma and misinformation

Resources for further health education

By choosing a school setting, the Leos reached young people at a crucial age when building health literacy matters most.

A Collaborative Effort

This wasn't just LCKHP's initiative - the entire Leo Cluster 1 community united to amplify the message. This collaboration showcases how Leo clubs can pool resources and expertise to create more meaningful impact in their communities.

"Starting Leo Week with health education perfectly reflects our commitment to service through knowledge," shared one participating Leo member. "The students' engagement showed us they're ready for these important conversations."

Looking Forward

The success of this program sets a positive tone for the remainder of Leo Week celebrations. By addressing a topic still surrounded by stigma in many communities, these young leaders demonstrated their commitment to tackling difficult issues with compassion and facts.

Breaking Silence: Leos Bring HIV/AIDS Awareness to Nirvana School

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