Lions Clubs International

Begin the search for candidates in March/April through

• Schools
• Youth Clubs
• Scouts and Guides
• Hospitals
• Police groups
• Churches
• St. John Ambulance Brigade
• Red Cross
• Other youth organisations

Organise District Finals by mid-January.

Compete in Multiple District Finals in February.

The MD winner qualifies for a place at Europa Forum for the European Finals in September/October of the same year.

To remind you, Young Ambassador candidates are judged on:

• Their community service activity.
• Personality and demonstration of leadership qualities.
• Their proposed use of the bursary.
• The ability to speak about their service activities.
• Commitment to take part in the Multiple District Finals weekend, which is a mixture of work and fun, including an informal “ice-breaking” evening, an activity like bowling and a Gala Dinner with entertainment by them followed by a disco.

And the winner needs to be committed to:

• Addressing MD Convention.
• Attending a Youth Camp.
• Representing their Multiple District at Europa Forum in the European Final.

And what do we as Lions gain from Young Ambassadors?

• Inspiration from young people and the amazing things they get up to.
• Inspiration from their energy and commitment and willingness to have a go.
• New young friends, who, with their parents and friends we would hope to involve in Lionism in the future.

So if you haven’t been involved with Young Ambassadors up to now, commit your Club to taking part in the future.