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District 201N1
2026 District Convention
Friday, 16 October 2026
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Welcome
Lions District 201N1 — your information hub for 58 Lions Clubs across northern and northeastern NSW.
Part of the global Lions Clubs International family, we are committed to fostering leadership through active community service — making a difference locally and globally.
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Coastal communities
From Forster and Port Macquarie to Coffs Harbour and beyond.
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Inland regions
Tamworth, Armidale, Narrabri and the sweeping plains of northern NSW.
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58 clubs strong
Major regional centres, smaller towns and rural communities all served.
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Global network
Connected to 1.4 million Lions across 49,000 clubs worldwide.
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Community service
Volunteering, fundraising and humanitarian projects across the district every week.
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Leadership & youth
Developing tomorrow's leaders through Leo clubs, YOTY and peace poster programs.
District 201N1 Weather
Environment
Lions Green Canopy — one million new trees by June 2027
The Lions Green Canopy Project is a Category A initiative of Lions Australia, calling on every club across the country to help plant one million new trees by 30 June 2027 — and 500,000 trees every year beyond that. District 201N1 clubs can make a real contribution right across our region.
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One million trees
The national goal is one million new trees planted by 30 June 2027, with 500,000 each year thereafter.
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Local partners
Work with local nurseries, councils, Landcare groups and horticulturists to source and plant suitable native species.
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Low cost to clubs
Many clubs find sponsorships and grants cover the costs — your club's contribution may be little more than time and labour.
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Community engagement
Tree planting events attract younger participants and new members — one of the best Lions recruitment opportunities available.
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Resources available
Download the introductory letter, DL brochure, and A4 flyer from Lions Australia to get your club started.
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Contact the committee at greencanopy@lions.org.au or visit the Lions Australia project page.
District 201N1 Clubs — Northern NSW Australia
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District Health -
Membership
1,128
Total members ↑
9
Net growth ↑
13
YTD added
4
YTD dropped
0.80%
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Clubs
58
Total clubs ↔
0
YTD net gain ↔
This website is the Information Hub for District 201N1 — one place for every member and club across our district.
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Centralisation
One source of truth — no more hunting across multiple platforms for the same information.
Efficiency
Streamlined access to data across all Lions platforms, saving time for clubs and cabinet.
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Communication
Real-time updates ensure every member and club has the same information at the same time.
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Decision support
Accurate, comprehensive information to support better decisions at all district levels.
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Integration
Connecting systems and data formats so everything works together seamlessly.
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Accessibility
Available anytime, anywhere — on desktop, tablet or mobile across the whole district.