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Seaway Kiwanis Club of Sarnia-Lambton

Children's Clubs And Programs

Supported By Seaway Kiwanis

Dolly Parton Imagination Library

We have over 100 children plus a waiting list from zero to age 5 who are enjoying a book a month to encourage reading skills and imagination – We are looking to expand this program

Lambton College Circle K Club

These are college-age young adults learning organizing and leadership skills. They have participated and assisted in many community activities.

Seaway Kiwanis Key Clubs

These are high school age children. The goal is to teach them leadership skills, self-confidence, and to become useful contributing members of society. This program is in four high schools.

Seaway Kiwanis Builder’s Clubs

These are elementary-age school children. They are learning teamwork, organizing, leadership, and communication skills. This program is in seven schools.

Kidney Foundation of Sarnia

This provides education and assistance for children with kidney issues.

Lambton County Circles Program

This invaluable program assists families of children in poverty to acquire work skills and self-confidence to secure job skills, acquire employment, and get out of poverty.

Seaway Kiwanis Breakfast Program

Concentrating on academics and learning is difficult if you are hungry. This program is in five elementary and two high schools.

Lambton Kent Agriculture in the Classroom

These programs educate children on where food comes from and the work and skills required to grow it. They learn that food doesn’t just appear in the store in packaged form.

Lambton Literacy

This program is for children in grades three and four. It teaches math and reading skills.

Pathways Health Centre for Children

This program provides connections and services for families who have children with developmental difficulties.

Sarnia Lambton Boys and Girls Club

The goal is to help children develop healthy relationships with adults, teach leadership and cooperation skills, and provide good adult role models. Camping is part of that experience.

Big Brothers and Big Sisters

This program provides adult role models and guidance for children.

The Hub Rebound Services

This program provides assistance, guidance, and programs for troubled youth.

No-one Stands Alone


This program supplies support for children’s mental health.

Seaway Kiwanis donates to these Organizations:

  • The Kiwanis Children's Animal Farm (major project)

  • The Inn of the Good Shepherd

  • Big Brothers Association

  • Great Lakes Secondary School Breakfast program

  • Sarnia Celebration of Lights

  • St. Clair High School Drum Line

  • Lambton County Circles Family Program

  • St. Vincent De Paul

  • Sarnia/Lambton VON

  • Huron House Boys Home

  • Sarnia/Lambton Scouts Program

  • Harmony Children's Program

  • Sarnia Girls Soccer Club

  • St. Joseph's Hospice

  • Pathways Program for Children

  • Bluewater Health Hospital

  • Salvation Army

  • SMAA Ten Pin Bowling for Kids

  • Lawrence House for the Arts

  • Lambton Literacy Program

  • Diabetes Association

  • Junior Achievement Program

  • Crimestoppers Program

  • Kidney Foundation

  • Six Local High School Bursary's

  • Sarnia YMCA Strong Kids Program


The Seaway Kiwanis Club of Sarnia-Lambton is a service club that serves to improve local communities, and most importantly, the lives of children in Sarnia-Lambton area and around the world.

Tom Booth is a past president and current member of the local Seaway Kiwanis Club. Tom knows the importance of service to the community, especially when it comes to the children's programs.

Tom Booth

Real Estate Broker

When you hire Tom to sell your home, the Kiwanis children's Programs benefit!