Lions District 201N1
Clubs
District 201N1 has 60 Lions clubs and Leo clubs serving communities across northern and northeastern New South Wales. Whether you are looking to find your local club, learn what Lions clubs do, or find out about Leo clubs for young people, this section has you covered.
District clubs
The full listing of all 60 Lions clubs in District 201N1, organised by zone.
View all clubs →Find your club
Search for a Lions club near you by location or postcode.
Search now →What is a Lions club?
Learn about what Lions clubs do, the global causes we support, and answers to common questions about joining.
Learn more →Leo clubs
Leo clubs give young people aged 12–30 the chance to serve their community, develop leadership skills, and have fun.
About Leos →Our global causes
Every Lions club aligns with Lions International's seven global causes — the focus areas that unite our 1.4 million members worldwide.
Youth
Vision
Hunger
Humanitarian
Environment
Disaster Relief
Diabetes
Childhood Cancer
Common questions
How do I join?
Find a club near you, attend a few meetings, meet the members, and make sure it's a good fit. If it is, you'll receive an invitation to join. Use our Find a Club tool or contact us and we'll connect you.
What does a Lions club do?
Each club sets its own programmes, supporting both international and district projects as well as creating local initiatives. Every club follows Lions' Code of Ethics and operates within the broader LCI framework.
How much time does it take?
Family and work always come first. Members are encouraged to participate in meetings and service activities, but the time commitment is flexible and suits most lifestyles.
Do members pay fees?
Members pay a small annual subscription that covers training, insurance, and organisational costs. Importantly, 100% of funds donated by the public through fundraising go directly to the intended project — not one cent is taken for operating costs.