Bull Creek Lions Club Inc

14/10/2026

BreastScreen WA will be conducting a free mammogram screening service at the Kardinya Community Centre, Corner of Prescott Drive and Williamson Street from 19/11/2026 to 23/12/2026. Women 40 years and over with no symptoms are eligible for FREE screening mammogram.

To make your free screening mammogram appointment – book online
www.breastscreen.health.wa.gov.au or call 13 20 50.

28/09/2026

Going to Lions Community health & Wellness Expo on 04/10/2026 in Padbury

🌿 SO MUCH TO SEE AT THE LIONS COMMUNITY HEALTH & WELLNESS EXPO! 🌿

Looking after your health and wellbeing is about so much more than visiting the doctor — and our Expo brings together a wonderful range of organisations, businesses and community services to help you and your family live well, stay active and connected.

You’ll find information, advice, demonstrations and support across areas including:

💚 HEALTH & WELLBEING
🩺 General health & wellness
🧠 Mental health & emotional wellbeing
❤️ Heart health, diabetes & chronic conditions
🎗️ Cancer support & awareness
🥗 Nutrition & healthy living

💙 MOVEMENT & PHYSICAL HEALTH
🦴 Chiropractic & spinal health
🏃‍♀️ Physiotherapy & rehabilitation
🦶 Podiatry & foot health
💪 Fitness & active ageing
💆 Massage & complementary therapies

🧡 FAMILIES, CHILDREN & YOUTH
🧒 Children & young people
👨‍👩‍👧 Family & parenting support
🧩 Neurodiversity & cognitive wellbeing
💜 Youth mental health & resilience

💗 AGEING, DISABILITY & INDEPENDENT LIVING
♿ Mobility & assistive equipment
🏠 Aged care & in-home support
🤝 Disability & NDIS support
🛡️ Falls & injury prevention
🦮 Assistance dogs & accessibility

💜 MENTAL WELLBEING & COMMUNITY SUPPORT
🧠 Mental health services
💜 Su***de prevention & crisis support
🤝 Community services & advocacy
☕ Social connection & community groups
👨 Men's health & wellbeing

🦁 LIONS HEALTH & COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
👂 Hearing
👁️ Vision & sight
🩸 Diabetes
🦽 Children's mobility
🦮 Assistance dogs
❤️ Children's vision
🌟 Lions community programs

🎉 AND IT'S NOT ALL ABOUT HEALTH!

We're creating a fun community day for the whole family, with plenty to see and do.

👧 Children will have their own special attractions, including Radio Lollipop, Cuddly Farm and other activities and entertainment.

☕ Food and drink options will also be available, so you can make a day of it — come for the health information, stay for the fun!

📅 Sunday 4 October 2026
⏰ 9.30am – 4.00pm
📍 MacDonald Reserve, Padbury
🎟️ FREE ENTRY – ALL AGES WELCOME

💚 Come along, explore, ask questions, discover local services and enjoy a great community day out.

29/07/2026

More Memorial Day photos

29/07/2026

26th July saw the 30th Annual Lions Memorial Day at Richard Lewis Park in Bull Creek. 20 plaques were laid for deceased lions and partners in 2025-2026.

Robert Davies delivered his 30th speech on the park and its origins. Robs tireless efforts over this period has seen park reach its current high standard. But time is coming, when Bull Creek club will have to reach out to other clubs for assistance in 2027 to keep park to current high standard. many, many hours are needed to clear second half of park, so that it all looks as good as area around front bench.

District Governor (elect) Roslyn Barnes was present and delivered a speech from Lions. Also, in attendance were 1st Vice District Governor (elect) Janet Spellissy and approximately 40 Lions and families. Past DG and club presidents were in proliferation.

Mother nature cleared the skies and allowed us to celebrate in glorious sunshine.

A small morning tea was catered for by members of the Lions Club of Bull Creek at end of ceremony. Like all good Lions a great effort was made to clear the abundant food provided by Teresa, Barbara, Abbie, Noor and Peter.

Thanks to all who attended. Another time when we felt proud to be a Lion and honor our past members

27/05/2026

27/05/2026

REPATCHED PARTNERSHIP

For the last 3-4 years a group of our members have been meeting regularly to help cook hearty Italian meals for the needy. They prepare the between 80-120 meals on three weekly basis and freeze them to be distributed by St Vinnies to people in the Greater Fremantle area. From this association we have “branched out” and extended partnership to St Pat’s Community stores in Fremantle.

We have provided 200 sleeping bags to be handed out to homeless residents of Fremantle, with another 200 on the way. Also, sanitary and toiletry products for care and wellness packs distributed to needy.

Just over 12 months ago we were approached to help if we could with a new program called “Repatched”. It creates a friendly sewing environment, where ladies can meet and repurpose old clothing and materials that would otherwise be unsellable in welfare shops. Items such as old men’s suits, jeans and denim jackets, materials and clothes are pulled apart and restitched into one off originals. Which are then sold through community stores. The programs not only provide merchandise and cashflow for stores but give a sense of purpose and opportunity to display artist talents.

They required a new heavy duty sewing machine to allow them to restitch denim and heavy jackets. Tina Bill, OP shops Manager for St Pat’s, heard about our support of other programs and asked if we could assist. Due to some diligent hunting by Tina, one machine became 2 secondhand machines and an overlocker. This greatly improved their capacity and output.

Late 2025 saw St Pat’s faced with an issue, their long-time landlord, required to take back premises that they rented. This meant the program and store had to be relocated. A great property was found in Market Street Fremantle. It provides a well-located site with great floor area and an upstairs area that will allow them to increase work area and capacity of Repatched program. All good, but the new area allocated to Repatched was unairconditioned and would provide an oppressive work area in warmer months and a freezing workspace in cooler months. The cost of buying and installing a reverse cycle air conditioner was high and whilst possible, would drain their already tight cashflow.

In response to enquiry from Tina, the Lions Club of Bull Creek decided to fully fund the air conditioner. This would allow them to more than double their number of participants and output. Being a win-win for St Pat’s and the people participating.

Members of the Lions Club had the pleasure of attending the official opening the store and visiting the Repatched workspace. Teresa, Lynette, Barbara and Janine enjoyed the festivities and fashion parade of garments made using our machines.

26/01/2026

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02/01/2026

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27/07/2025

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05/01/2025

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