On January 21st 2015, Kiwanis International turned 100. and on 20th July 1970,the Kiwanis Club of Moorabbin was chartered, and has been serving the needs of the citizens of  Glen Eira, Bayside and Kingston (formerly the City of Moorabbin) for all of those years, 

Our members are currently working for Heartkids Australia, Special Olympics, RDA and now Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL), but have been involved in projects as diverse as a scented garden for the blind, a children's playground, a retirement village, plus painting, gardening, cooking sausages etc. All aimed at helping someone in need, particularly Children.

At our meeting on 15th April (on-line), President Angela confirmed that she had accepted the role of the Australia District's Chair for the Kiwanis International Committee on young Children. The committee is jointly chaired by Past President (1990-91) Wil Blechman MD, and Barbara Day, and Angela will report to Jeri and Alan Penn. Wil advises that the committee focuses on children from before birth to age 8, a developmental time of childhood, the importance of which is too often underestimated. Co-chair Will outlines more on the aims of the committee in his letter to Governor Ashley. read here. One of the immediate concerns of the committee is the issue of "vaping", as it effects chlidren in the womb as well as the effects on the increasing number of children who are taking up this practice. read article here.

In support of the Kiwanis Children's Fund, the Kiwanis Club of Moorabbin has achieved Blue-level Today Club status for the 2015–16, 2016-17 and 2017-18 Kiwanis years. That means our club’s unrestricted gifts to the Kiwanis Children’s Fund reached a per-member giving average of US$10 for each year.  

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