We serve across the 8 Lions Australia Causes through a multicultural lens — our active work right now focuses on cutting food waste, easing cost of living, and keeping Sydney's shared spaces welcoming for every community.
Our active projects run weekly and monthly; others are in the scoping stage now.
In partnership with Aldi, we rescue surplus food before it goes to waste and redirect it to Sydney families who need it.
Regular clean-up drives around Strathfield and surrounding suburbs — keeping shared public spaces welcoming for every community that uses them.
Community health seminars on nutrition and diabetes prevention — delivered in the languages our multicultural members speak, hosted in partnership with local health resources.
Practical welcome support for recently arrived migrants and international students in Sydney — settlement info, community connections, and a first Lions friend.
A mentorship pathway for young people from migrant and multicultural backgrounds — developing the next generation of community leaders.
Have a project idea to propose? Reach out — charter-year member projects shape SMULC's first years.
Lions Australia organises its national service under these 8 Causes. SMULC serves across all of them through a multicultural lens — the highlighted ones are where our active projects sit today.
Food rescue and community food support — our Aldi food rescue project redirects surplus food to families, cutting food waste and easing cost of living.
Community clean-up drives around Strathfield and beyond — keeping shared spaces welcoming for every community that uses them.
Practical help for people doing it tough — newcomer support, settlement assistance, and responding to local need as it arises.
Leadership, mentorship, and opportunities for young people from migrant and multicultural backgrounds through Lions Youth programs.
Connecting Sydney's multicultural communities with Lions vision and hearing screening, especially newcomers unfamiliar with local services.
Multilingual health education seminars on nutrition and lifestyle — because diabetes prevention starts with understanding, delivered in the languages our communities speak.
Supporting Lions Australia's childhood cancer research through fundraising and community awareness.
Standing ready with the Lions Australia emergency response network when disasters hit — at home and abroad.
Projects start from listening — to newcomers, to elders, to young people, to each of Sydney's cultural communities.
Our project teams are deliberately multicultural. Better projects come from more perspectives.
We show up together. Food rescue shifts, clean-up days, outreach — Lions members are hands-on, every time.
Every project's story goes into our bulletin and onto this site, so Sydney knows what's possible.
