• As the Team Leader - Contribute to the preparation of District Service Goals.
• Encourage Clubs to do Service Reports - help and show them how these are done
• Encourage District Project Coordinators (District Chairs) to prepare goals for their own portfolios within the first 60 days of the year.
• Assist and guide District Chairs in establishing Goal and Action plans.
• Meet with the District Chairs monthly (virtually) on the non-cabinet months to provide support and monitor their progress in working through their action plans.  
• Motivate District Chairs to promote their service portfolios to all clubs.
• Preparing and delivering a short presentation, on the portfolio, for the Incoming Cabinet Officer’s Development Day and presenting to the Project Service group of officers.
• Preparing and delivering a short presentation for the Club Officers' development day on the portfolio and the available resources.

Section 5. GLOBAL SERVICE TEAM (GST) DISTRICT COORDINATOR. The GST district coordinator is a member of the District Global Action Team. His/her responsibilities include:

1. Encourage clubs to implement service projects that are aligned with global LCI initiatives, including the LCI Service Framework.
2. Work with clubs to raise the visibility of Lions service impact in local communities.
3. Collaborate with GMT and GLT district coordinators and the Global Action Team district chairperson (district governor) to further initiatives focused on leadership development, membership retention and growth, and expanding humanitarian service.
4. Work with region, zone, and club service chairpersons to help clubs reach their service goals, ensure regular reporting in MyLCI, and encourage utilization of LCI tools (such as the App) to increase engagement in service projects.
5. Support local community service projects that create a sense of belonging and pride to the Lions and Leos in the district.
6. Promote service projects that attract multi-generational participants, including the integration and leadership development of Leos.
7. Act as the advocacy champion for the district to implement activities including but not limited to community awareness/education, legislative/public policy, events and partnerships” and re-lettering the remaining items.
8. In collaboration with the LCIF district coordinator, maximize LCIF resource utilization and fundraising and monitor LCIF grants given to the district.
9. Gather club and district feedback related to service challenges, opportunities, and successes and share information gathered with multiple district coordinator to troubleshoot/remove barriers impeding the successful implementation of service programs.

• Provide a written report for each Cabinet Meeting highlighting significant events and issues arising since the previous report together with solutions implemented or sought.
• Reports directly to the District Governor

• As a district leader always project a positive image to all fellow cabinet officers, clubs and members. 
   
  The most important of them all is that we must always remember we are in Lions for the Community, not for our own glory or agenda. I only ask that whenever you are considering any subject or topic, you consider how it impacts our community, and not make life difficult or harder for any other cabinet officers role.
   
  We are all Lions, because we want to Serve the Community!

• The District Governor would like the GST team to develop some options for an Emergency Box or kit that can be assembled quickly in a natural disaster. List things to be considered for the following events: floods, fires, and all-weather impacts like cyclones, etc.
   
  Establish options and basic costings as if we were to purchase all items straight off the shelf. 
   
  In the event of a natural disaster, outline the steps and processes that would be required for a Lions Club to activate and put Boxes/Kits together. 

• The District Governor will request personal goals from the chair to be submitted by July Cabinet Meeting

• "Keeping in mind the goal is about simplicity and should avoid unnecessary complications."