Kiwanis Division 23 West Jamaica Middlesex South Leadership Training Conference July 11, 2010....

Kiwanis Division 23 WestJamaica Middlesex South

Leadership Training ConferenceJuly 11, 2010.

Presented by P. Dir. Christopher Humber.

What's Service Leadership?We define Service Leadership as the next step

beyond service learning. Once a young person fully understands the concept of learning by helping others, he or she begins to grow personally as a leader.

The Service Leadership concept is based on the philosophy of Servant Leadership, a term coined by Robert K. Greenleaf to define a leader who is servant first. “It begins with the natural feeling that one wants to serve, to serve first,” Greenleaf wrote. “Then conscious choice brings one to aspire to lead.”

Service Leadership ProgrammeKiwanis International empowers people at every stage

of life to become competent, capable, and compassionate leaders by helping them learn to help others. Through its Service Leadership Programs, Kiwanis enables its youngest leaders to serve their communities, opening doors for them to change the world.

The Kiwanis Service Leadership Programmes form an integral part of the activities of Kiwanis and the EC&C District is proud of the achievements of its ServiceLeadership Programs.

We hold the future As a Kiwanis member, you have the privilege of serving and

guiding these young leaders. Kiwanis KidsThree programs for students between the ages of 6 and 12: K-

Kids, Bring Up Grades (BUG), and Terrific Kids. Builders ClubA leadership program for middle and junior high

school students.

Key Club InternationalThe largest high school service leadership organization in the

world. Key LeaderA weekend experience designed to empower emerging student

leaders. Circle K InternationalA global service organization for university students.

Dues for SLPK Kids = US$5.50 per memberAktion Club = US$5.50 per memberBuilders Club = US$5.50 per memberKey Club = US$8.00 per memberCircle K = US$25. 00 per member

N.B. All clubs must not have less than 15 paid members annually.

The dues deadline is October 15 each year.

•Circle K (Caribbean)

Lloyd Davis (Heather)lloyda@cwjamaica.com

•Builders and K-Kids Clubs (Caribbean)

Veviene McDonald DLG vrmcdonald@cwjamaica.com

Navara Dennis DLG (Marcia)iriesnuff@hotmail.com

Key Club (Jamaica

Let us work togetherMaintain the clubs present before sponsoring

new onesShare ideas and projects with these clubsProvide Guidance and training for these clubs Do joint sponsorships where possible

Deliquent Circle K Portmore Community CollegePortmore Community College Old HarbourNorthern Caribbean UniversityG C Foster College