1. Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore)
The Singapore Lions
answer to our
Lions Clubs International
No. 1 global service program on
  Sight Preservation,
Awareness & Action

2. Honorary Lion Professor Arthur Lim Founder Chairman, LSSC
Numerous international reports have emphasized that millions of Asians in the developing countries will be stricken with poverty and starvation, often without education, without shelter, without health and without vision.
The Lions Clubs International combined with the Lions Clubs of Singapore have taken an important decision to move forward to help by restoring good vision to those blind from cataract or corneal opacities and prevent blindness for the victims of diabetes and glaucoma.
A group of dedicated Singaporeans has initiated the Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore) and we hope to attract thousands of supporters to work with us. We pray that the Lions and our more fortunate Singaporeans will join us to help
serve the poor.
Let us always remember “Our skills and money are of value only if used to benefit the less fortunate.”

3. Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore) 狮子护眼中心
HOW LSSC WAS STARTED? From a 2 years gestation period since the informal first lunch meeting on Friday 25 August 2006, hosted by Honorary Lion Prof Arthur Lim in his office, Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore) was registered with the Registrar of Societies, Singapore with ROS Reference Number 2071/2008 dated 1st July 2008 and authorized to use the name ‘LIONS’ & Lions emblem from Lions Clubs International on 3rd July Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore) had the Inaugural General Meeting on Tuesday 22 July 2008 and the First Management Board was also elected to take Office immediately till December 2009.
Lions SaveSight Centre
(Singapore)
狮子护眼中心

4. LSSC OBJECTS & PURPOSES
The Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore) endeavors to
Establish a centre for the prevention of blindness
with strong emphasis on diabetes retinopathy,
a blinding complication of diabetes
Develop prevention of blindness program
for other important causes of blindness such as cataract, corneal diseases and glaucoma
Create care services, education and training, screening and counseling and research
to complement current developments in the prevention of blindness
Coordinate outreach prevention of blindness programs
to extend to neighboring countries, in Asia and beyond
Establish eye banking and corneal transplantation with links to Lions Clubs International and its networks and
links on sight conservation and eye banks

5. LSSC OBJECTS & PURPOSES
The increasing aging population
will continue to drive healthcare cost upwards
making it potentially prohibitive for patients
to access routine follow-up monitoring of common chronic eye diseases.
Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore)
is set up to provide patients requiring long-term
routine follow up on common chronic
eye diseases monitoring with affordable and cost-effective ophthalmic care to minimize
wait time and costs to these patients.

6. On the LSSC Logo
In 1925, the legendary Helen Keller challenged the Lions to become “Knights of the Blind in the crusade against darkness”. Since then, the Lions around the world, took the challenge and today Lions Clubs International is best known for our fight to eliminate preventable and reversible blindness amongst the many humanitarian activities and programs.
The LSSC Logo is created by incorporating the Lions Clubs International emblem at the center of the eye symbolizes our loyalty to our cause; focusing our challenge to save sight and our firm commitment to eliminate preventable and reversible blindness in the local scene, later in the regional countries and eventually in the global arena.

7. This original LSSC Mascot is designed by NUS YLL medical student, Ms Cheryl Tan. The rationale of adopting the LSSC Mascot is to allow the general public to relate the centre with the Lions movement. In the near future, you would see this mascot as souvenirs, soft toys and other publicity materials.

8. Partnering Organizations
Singapore National Eye Centre
Singapore Eye Research Institute
Diabetic Society of Singapore
LCI District 308-A1, Singapore

9. Lions Clubs Membership
Lions Club of Singapore (Host)
Lions Club of Singapore Fort Canning
Lions Club of Singapore City
Lions Club of Singapore Metropolitan
Lions Club of Singapore Emerald
Lions Club of Singapore Serangoon Gardens
Lions Club of Singapore Shangrila
Lions Club of Singapore Bedok
Lions Club of Singapore Nanyang
Lions Club of Singapore Punggol (withdrawn)

10. Lions Clubs Membership
11. Lions Club of Singapore Siglap
12. Lions Club of Singapore Island
13. Lions Club of Singapore Katong
14. Lions Club of Singapore Culture
15. Lions Club of Singapore Alpha Mandarin
16. Lions Club of Singapore Eunos (withdrawn)
17. Lions Club of Singapore Goldhill
18. Lions Club of Singapore Jiyang
19. Lions Club of Singapore Neesoon Mandarin
20. Lions Club of Singapore Beverly Hills

11. Lions Clubs Membership
21. Lions Club of Singapore Vanda (withdrawn)
22. Lions Club of Singapore Goodwood
23. Lions Club of Singapore Orchard
24. Lions Club of Singapore Royal
25. Lions Club of Singapore Orchid
26. Lions Club of Singapore Tanah Merah
27. Lions Club of Singapore Oscar
28. Lions Club of Singapore Oriental
29. Lions Club of Singapore Henderson
30. Lions Club of Singapore Zenith

12. Lions Clubs Membership
31. Lions Club of Singapore Katong Mandarin
32. Lions Club of Singapore Lotus
33. Lions Club of Singapore Mandarin
34. Lions Club of Singapore Chatsworth
35. Lions Club of Singapore New Central
36. Lions Club of Singapore Changi
37. Lions Club of Singapore Seletar
38. Lions Club of Singapore Central
39. Lions Club of Singapore Paterson
40. Lions Club of Singapore Central Link

13. LSSC Ordinary Voting Membership
ASK: What is your commitment by getting your Lions Club to be a
LSSC Ordinary Voting Member?
Answer: Honestly, NOTHING!
1. There are no mandatory membership dues
2. There are no mandatory fundraising projects
3. There are no mandatory service activities
4. There are no mandatory duty & responsibility
Everything about Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore) is voluntary and
about genuine volunteerism.
No Lion member or Lions Club will be asked to do more then
what they want to do.
Yes, our Lions Clubs decide what they want to do always.

14. LSSC Management Board 2008-2009 (The First Founding Management Team)
Chairman – Honorary Lion Prof Arthur Lim
Deputy Chairman – Honorary Lion Prof Donald Tan
Secretary – PDG Han Thien Fong
Assistant Secretary – Lion Charity Wai
Treasurer – Lion Ho Lon Gee
Director 1 – Lion Richard See
Director 2 – Lion Jenny Tan
Director 3 – Lion Yong Chiang Boon
Director 4 – Lion Dr Edmund Wong
Director 5 – Lion Dr Ho Ching Lin

15. LSSC Management Board 2010-2011
Chairman Hon Lion Prof Arthur Lim
Deputy Chairman - Hon Lion Prof Donald Tan
1st Vice Chairman - PCC SG Chin
2nd Vice Chairman - 2VDG Irene Tan
Secretary PDG Han Thien Fong
Assistant Secretary - Lion Charity Wai
Treasurer Lion Kang Oyo Cheow
Assistant Treasurer - Lion Ho Lon Gee

16. LSSC Management Board 2010-2011
Directors
1. Lion Dora Chan Lion Peter Lim
2. Lion Eileen Cheak Lion Lim Sin Tat
3. Lion Peter Chua Lion Richard See
4. Lion Simon Goh Lion Grace Sim
5. Lion Dr Ho Ching Lin Lion Tan Ai Hoa
6. Lion Lee Keng Hong Lion Raymond Tan
7. Lion Robert Liew Lion Dr Edmund Wong
8. Lion John Lim

17. Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore) YEAR 2011 GOALS
For Year 2011, let us together focus on the road ahead with
Top Priority to secure and complete the MOH-IPC application approval processes
to be led by Lion Charity Wai, Lion Kang Oyo Cheow, PDG Han Thien Fong & 1VDG Singa Retnam
A Next Priority is to organize fundraising projects:
A Fund Raising Project
to be led by Lion Dora Chan & PDG Charlie Chan
Another Musical Concert or Film Premiere
to be led by Lion Raymond Tan, Lion Leslie Yong, PDG Henry Tan & 2VDG Irene Tan
A further Walkathon or Golf
to be led by Lion Peter Lim, Lion Lim Sin Tat, Lion Peter Chua, Lion Robert Liew, Lion John Lim,
Lion Richard See, Lion Donna Ng & Lion Seet Hwee Hong
Lions World Sight Day 2011 cum Annual Lecture
to be led by Lion Peter Heng, Lion Simon Goh, Lion Sharon Yip, Lion Grace Sim, Lion Tan Ai Hoa,
Lion Lely Chin & Mdm Ho Shin Hiong

18. Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore) YEAR 2011 GOALS
A launch of a nation-wide project:
Lions Recycle for Sight (recycle eyeglasses)
to be led by Lion Chia Giok Pin, Lion Chan Hiok Hong, Lion Lee Keng Hong, Lion Eileen Cheak, Lion Simon Goh, Lion Sharon Yip & PDG Han Thien Fong
An establishment of A Panel of Patrons
(possible dignitaries like SM Goh Chok Tong, Minister Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister Khaw Boon Wan, MP Dr Lim Wee Kiak and/or MP Dr Lam Pin Min)
to be initiated by Prof Arthur Lim, Prof Donald Tan, Lion Charity Wai,
Lion Dr Edmund Wong, Lion Dr Ho Ching Lin & PCC SG Chin
A launch of a series of promotional informative educational brochures and leaflets
to be led by Lion Chan Hiok Hong, Mdm Ho Shin Hiong, Lion Dr Edmund Wong,
Lion Dr Ho Ching Lin, Lion Charity Wai, Lion Kang Oyo Cheow & PDG Han Thien Fong

19. DONATIONS FUND RAISING RECORD
Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore)
FUND RAISING RECORD
TOTAL FUND RAISED TO DATE - $197, as at 31 December 2010
Month 2009 Name Amount
March Lions Club of Singapore (Host) $ 12,000
April Lions Club of Singapore Nanyang $ 80,000
April Lukisan Art Gallery PL $ 1,500
April Lion Yap Bau Tan (New Central) $ 1,500
June Lion Jenny Tan (City) $ 2,000
August Lions Club of Alpha Mandarin, Bedok, City, Emerald,
Fort Canning, Goldhill, Host, Henderson, Oriental, Siglap & Zenith $ 22,401.61
$ 3,450
September Lions Club of Singapore Fort Canning $ 2, TOTAL 2009 COLLECTION - $124,851.61 
Month 2010 
January Lions Club of Singapore Chatsworth $ 8,095.20
March Lions Club of Singapore Island $
March Lions Club of Singapore New Central $ 1,500
May Lions Club of Singapore (Host) $ 2,000
October Lions Club of Singapore Zenith $ 2,000
December Lions Club of Singapore Royal $ 5,000
December Lions Clubs International Foundation $ 53, TOTAL 2010 COLLECTION - $73,008.57 

20. LSSC Major Activities SN Date Event
March Gift of Sight Symposium
July Gift of Sight Symposium
October Lions World Sight Day 2009 cum Annual Lecture
October Lions World Sight Day 2010 cum Annual Lecture

21. Lions World Sight Day cum Annual Lecture 2009
Date: Sunday 11 October 2009
- Venue: Kampong Kembangan Community Club
- Participating Organizations: LCI District 308-A1, Singapore
Singapore National Eye Centre
Kampong Kembangan Community Club
Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore)
- Guest of Honor: Minister for MCYS Dr Vivian Balakrishnan
- VIP Guests: MP Marine Parade GRC Dr Ong Seh Hong &
DG Anthony Tay
- Annual Lecture Speaker: Honorary Lion Prof Donald Tan
- Eye Screening: over 200 senior citizens
- Lecture Attendees: over 300 persons
- Event reported in the Channel News Asia

22. Lions World Sight Day cum Annual Lecture 2010
Date: Sunday 10 October 2010
- Venue: The Canberra Community Club
- Participating Organizations: LCI District 308-A1, Singapore
Singapore National Eye Centre
The Canberra Community Club
Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore)
- Guest of Honor: Minister in Prime Minister’s Office Lim Boon Heng
- VIP Guests: MP Sembawang GRC Dr Lim Wee Kiak & DG Steven Seah
- Annual Lecture Speaker: Prof Wong Tien Yin
- Eye Screening: over 300 senior citizens
- Lecture Attendees: over 200 persons
- Event reported in the Channel News Asia and the Straits Times

23. Lions Recycle for Sight
Organizing Committee:
Lion Chia Giok Pin (Chairperson)
Lion Chan Hiok Hong (Vice Chairperson)
Lion Lee Keng Hong
Lion Eileen Cheak
Lion Simon Goh
Lion Sharon Yip
District Chairperson for Sight Preservation, Awareness & Action
PDG Han Thien Fong
Any other persons (Polytechnic Officers, Optometrists, Leos, other Lions and any interested parties)

24. Lions Recycle for Sight
Budgeting, Funding & Sponsorship
Designing and Production of the Eyeglasses Collection Boxes
Designing and Production of the Eyeglasses Collection Community Publicity Posters
Eyeglasses Collection Centres (Ophthalmologists Clinics, Optical Shops, Schools & Community Centres)
Participating Lions Clubs & Leo Clubs
Eyeglasses Storage Coordination
Eyeglasses Processing, Grading & Packaging (Polytechnics & Optometrists)
Publicity, Promotion & Public Relations
LSSC Website: – Recycle for Sight
LSSC Thank You Appreciation (Excellence in Effort Awards & Certificates of Appreciation)

25. Lions Recycle for Sight
Lions & Leo Clubs Liaison Coordinators
Eyeglasses Collection Centres Liaison Coordinators
Eyeglasses Processing, Grading, Packaging & Storage Coordinators
Overseas Mission Liaison Coordinators
LCI Liaison Coordinator
(LCI Website: - Recycle for Sight)

26. Lions Recycle for Sight
How YOU can
HELP?

27. LSSC Awards Criteria Award Criteria
LSSC Special Award Special Appreciation & Recognition
LSSC Founder Chairman above $100,000 or
Exceptional Leadership
LSSC Distinguished Leadership - 50,000 & above or
Distinguished Leadership
LSSC Distinguished Service $40,000 to $49,999 or
Distinguished Service
LSSC Outstanding Leadership - $30,000 to $39,999 or
Outstanding Leadership
LSSC Outstanding Service $20,000 to $29,999 or
Outstanding Service
LSSC Leadership $10,000 to $19,999 or Leadership
LSSC Service $1,000 to $9,999 or Service

28. ALL Awardees ROLLS OF HONOR
LSSC Rolls of Honor
ALL Awardees
will be recorded in the
ROLLS OF HONOR

29. Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore).
LSSC NEWSLETTERS
LSSC Newsletters ’EYES’
are published quarterly,
dispatched to Lion leaders and friends
by direct (over 3,000 s)
locally and globally and they are also available (current and back copies) readily
in our LSSC Website:
The Newsletter carries the latest information and updates that involves and oscillates around
Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore).

30. everything you need and want to know about LSSC
LSSC Website
everything you need and want to know about LSSC

31. - said Honorary Lion Professor Donald Tan
“The Lions SaveSight Centre (Singapore)
is set-up to provide patients with
chronic eye diseases requiring long-term eye care with quality step-down eye care in the most cost-effective setting to minimize waiting time and costs
to these patients, but most importantly, save sight by screening, early diagnosis and referral for treatment to prevent disease progression and visual loss.”
- said Honorary Lion Professor Donald Tan

32. - said Honorary Lion Professor Arthur Lim
“When as a result of escalating cost,
millions of the neglected people of
Southeast Asia continue to suffer
the misery of blindness, at a time
when modern ophthalmic care can
ensure good vision for all at low cost,
I appeal for action, for change.
Our skills and money are of value only
if used to benefit the less fortunate.”
- said Honorary Lion Professor Arthur Lim

33. “The world is full of suffering.
It is also full of overcoming.
Of all senses, SIGHT 
must be the MOST IMPORTANT.
Alone we can do so little;
together we can do so much.
It is terrible thing to see and
have no vision.”
- said Helen Keller

34. Questions
&
Answers

35. for your very kind attention
THANK YOU
VERY MUCH
for your very kind attention