Youth in Service.
We believe in leadership, experience and opportunity — and we serve those in need.
Sponsored by the Lions Club of Kathmandu Peace Town, part of Lions Clubs International.
Who we are
A youth service club in Kathmandu, since 2014
12
Years of service
Chartered in 2014 and active every Lionistic Year since.
Leo Club of Kathmandu Peace Town is the youth wing of the Lions Club of Kathmandu Peace Town, part of Lions Clubs International — the world's largest service organisation. LEO stands for Leadership, Experience, Opportunity.
We're students and young professionals who plan and run our own service projects across the city: health screening camps, school and care-home support, environmental clean-ups and welfare drives. The board changes every July; the work doesn't stop.
- Chartered
- 2014
- Leo district
- Council 325 M, Nepal
- Sponsoring club
- Lions Club of Kathmandu Peace Town
- Club ID
- 122116
The club in numbers
- 12
- Years of service
- 0
- Projects completed
- 0
- Events held
- 0
- Volunteer hours
Chartered in 2014 and active every Lionistic Year since.
Service projects delivered — written up as need, action and impact.
Camps, drives and club events we organised, hosted or supported.
Hours given by members, counted across published projects.
Our Work
What we work on
Five areas, one rule: every project answers a real need and ends with something that actually changed — not just an event that happened.
Health
Free screening camps — including Hepatitis-C testing run with B&B Hospital — plus blood donation and first-aid drives.
Education
School supplies, scholarships and learning support for students who would otherwise go without.
Environment
Tree plantation and neighbourhood clean-ups, like the 35 trees planted at KIT College.
Community welfare
Food, clothing and daily essentials for care homes, children's homes and families in need.
Youth development
Leadership training, inter-club events, and a first real go at running a project — for our own members.
Recent Work
Each entry states the need we found, what we did about it, and what measurably changed.
No projects are published yet. Each one is written up as need, action and impact before it goes live.
Life at the club
A few moments from our camps, drives and hand-overs.
A Leo volunteer runs a finger-prick blood test for a visitor at a health screening camp.
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Ways to get involved
However you show up, it turns into work you can point to.
Become a member
Open to anyone in Kathmandu, roughly 18–30, who wants to lead and serve. No experience needed.
Come to an event
Camps, drives and clean-ups are open to helping hands — you don't have to be a member to pitch in.
Back our work
Cash or in-kind — a venue, printing, a trainer, food for volunteers. Every bit is documented.
Our Partners
No partner logos are published yet. We only publish an organisation's name or logo once we hold their written permission — being thanked in a post isn't the same as consent to use a trademark.
Join Us
Ready to serve with us?
Membership is open to young people across Kathmandu who want to lead, learn and give back — no prior experience needed.
- Open to ages 18–30 — we're an Omega club, so membership starts at 18.
- A few hours most weeks — planning projects, not just attending meetings.
- Officer roles open to members each July, with real budgets and real reporting.