Welcome to our Website

Waitangirua is a suburb of Porirua, a bustling cosmopolitan city of 50,000 people situated 15 kms north of New Zealand's capital city of Wellington.

The Waitangirua Lions Club is part of the Lions New Zealand (Multiple District 202N) which is a proud member of Lions International founded in the US in 1917.

At our new website you can find out what we do, in the "about us" section, along with who we are. You are also most welcome to contact or join us to become involved in activities. We also update our current projects and events so you can get an idea of what we are involved in.





To find out more about the Aotea Lagoon train click here

Our motto is simple - We Serve.

Our emphasis is on community service in all forms. Lions programmes serve the young and the aged, the disabled and the disadvantaged - anybody who has a need. Programmes are conducted locally, nationally and internationally.

They include sight conservation and work with the blind, citizenship services, hearing and speech action, programmes with the deaf, drug education, environmental, recreational, health and social services.

We look forward to hearing from you and you joining us in the wide range of activities that Lions New Zealand, and our Lions club here in Waitangirua, is involved in.

Latest News

7 Feb 2012. An article on Leadership and our young Leo Leaders. Click here to open it.

5 May 2011. The latest bulletin (May-June 2011) is online. Click here to open it.

1 April 2011. To read the Aotea College Leo Club Newsletter, click here.

18 March 2011. Waitangirua Lions have inducted 5 new members since Feb, of which one is Daniel Albert, President of Aotea College Leo Club who holds dual membership in both clubs. A first we think for the District. Welcome Daniel !

AGM 2010

The 2010 Annual General Meeting was held at the Porirua Club on Monday 21st June 2010.

We were grateful for P.D.G Alice McDonald and P.D.G Rosemary Cook for performing the very unique change of officers evening.

The "Force", the Barbershop Quartet from Aotea College, performed harmoniously and our club donated $500 towards their American Festival trip. Zone chairman elect, John Linschoten, presented LMLCT honoured membership to Charles Bokany, Keith Nichol and Maurice Brownie.

Thank you to all members who turned up.