Lions Quest – Building Stronger Futures for Children
For over 40 years, Lions have been committed to guiding children toward positive growth and lifelong success. Lions Quest programs for Grades 1–8 use a structured, evidence-based Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) curriculum to promote character education, bullying and drug prevention, and service-learning.
Delivered through comprehensive classroom lesson plans, Lions Quest is proven to work—helping young people become better students, confident decision-makers, and responsible citizens, prepared to contribute positively to their communities.
The Role of Lions in Program Success
- Lions Quest thrives through the dedication of Lion members, who promote and champion the program within their communities.
- The program provides resources and tools to help Lions engage a wide range of stakeholders—educators, administrators, community leaders, and government officials.
Simple Steps to Adopt Lions Quest in Educational Institutions
1. Spread Awareness
Conduct awareness sessions for schools, educational institutes, clubs, or community groups. Download Brochure
2. Teachers Training Workshop (TTW)
- Schools, organisations or individuals interested in supporting SEL development for students must enroll to train the required number of teachers for Grades 1–8 or themselves.
- Training is given only with commitment to implement the program with children
- Lions Clubs in your area support in coordinating the training workshop.
- After the TTW, LQIF provides free Online Implementation Support session
- A Guide to Organize TTW is available for download
3. Plan the Implementation
- Only certified trained teachers shall implement the program with students.
- Schools shall allocate 28–36 periods of 40 minutes each per academic year for SEL sessions for all grades.
- Students use grade-wise Lions Quest Student Journals during implementation.
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4. Positive Parent Involvement
- Positive parental engagement is a key strength of the Lions Quest program.
- The Family Connection is an activity book for families. After each classroom session, students get an opportunity to apply the learned skill in the home environment—strengthening SEL skills and family bonds.
- Special positive parenting sessions are also an integral part of the curriculum.
5. Evaluation
- Student growth is measured through Pre and Post Evaluation Assessments.
- These assessments help quantify the program’s impact.
- After every Lions Quest session in class, there are assessment questions to gauge the learning of the class.
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6. Plan for New Year:
- Annual refresher training workshop is recommended to strengthen teaching quality of teachers and reinforce effective SEL instruction.
- Order for students’ journals before the start of next academic year for continuity of the program and sustained impact.