About Us

Who We Are

Calabar Unique Leo Club is a youth-led service organization of Lions Clubs International, dedicated to creating lasting impact through community service and leadership development.

Our Mission

To empower young people to serve their communities through selfless service, develop their leadership potential, and foster international understanding and friendship as part of the global Lions family.

Our Vision

A future where every young person in Cross River State has the opportunity to lead, serve, and build a better community.

What We Do

Our Core Service Areas

Vision / Eyesight

Promoting healthy vision through eye screenings, awareness campaigns, and access to essential eye care.

Diabetes

Raising awareness, promoting prevention, and supporting early detection and better management of diabetes.

Hunger

Fighting hunger by supporting vulnerable individuals and communities with food and essential resources.

Pediatric Cancer

Supporting children and families affected by cancer through awareness, advocacy, and compassionate community support.

Environment

Protecting our environment through tree planting, conservation, clean-up campaigns, and sustainability initiatives.

Youth

Empowering young people through education, leadership, mentorship, skills development, and community engagement.

Disaster Relief

Providing timely support and essential assistance to individuals and communities affected by disasters and emergencies.

Humanitarian

Serving vulnerable communities with compassion by responding to social needs and promoting dignity, inclusion, and wellbeing.

Mental Health

Promoting mental wellbeing through awareness, education, support, and initiatives that encourage healthier communities.

Our Journey

A Short History of Impact

22

2022

Club Chartered

Calabar Unique Leo Club is chartered with a founding team of 12 members.

23

2023

First 20 Members

Membership grows past 20 with our first flagship health outreach.

25

2025

1000th Reach

A historic milestone as our club crosses 1000 lives touched.