The success of Lions Quest depends on Lions volunteers who actively champion the program in their communities. These resources are designed to equip Lion members with the tools needed to confidently engage fellow Lions, educators, school leaders, parents, and community or government stakeholders.
Lion members play a vital role in the growth of Lions Quest by supporting local funding, coordinating teacher training, co-hosting parent meetings, interacting with students, and partnering with schools on service-learning projects.
- Create a learning community grounded in caring relationships, high expectations, and meaningful involvement
- Develop self-discipline, good judgment, responsibility, and peaceful conflict resolution skills
- Promote a healthy, substance-free lifestyle and prevent bullying and destructive behaviors
- Strengthen commitment to family, positive peers, school, and community
- Provide opportunities to practice active and responsible citizenship
A Partnership with the Community
In Skills for Growing (SFG) and Skills for Adolescence (SFA), learning extends beyond the classroom through service-learning. Students identify real needs in their school or community and plan and implement projects to address them—applying SEL skills such as empathy, teamwork, leadership, and decision-making. Lions Clubs can support or collaborate with schools by involving students in club service activities or assisting with school-led projects. Download Lions Quest & EMEL brochuresEmpowering Mind Enriching Life (EMEL)
Adult SEL program for 18 years and above Lion members are encouraged to enroll in the Empowering Mind Enriching Life (EMEL) program. Members may also invite family, young adults, colleagues, staff, and friends to participate. Review the program content, share the brochure, form a group, and avail group discounts.Rohit Mehta Lions Quest Week
26th August to 1st September
Celebrating SEL Week with Lions Quest
Lions Quest in India Foundation (LQIF) celebrates SEL Week each year with schools, students, teachers, parents, communities, Lions and Leos across India. The week begins on 26th August, marking the birth anniversary of PIP Rohit Mehta, who played a pivotal role in introducing Lions Quest in India.
During this week, Lions actively promote awareness about the importance of SEL skills for children and adults through meaningful, hands-on activities. Celebrated at the start of the Lions Year, SEL Week encourages widespread participation and community engagement. Each year, LQIF curates unique, fun, and impactful SEL-based activities, enabling participants to experience the positive impact of the Lions Quest program.
Awards & Rewards
LCIF has introduced awards and rewards for clubs and district.
Lions Quest has changed the lives of over 18 million young people and 750,000 teachers in more than 105 countries and geographic areas thanks to the work of Lions around the world. Lions Clubs International Foundation understands that without the dedication of Lions at every level we would not be able to have the impact we do. To recognize those members, clubs and districts for their participation in and commitment to the program LCIF has established the following awards.
Lions Quest Champion Award
The Lions Quest Champion Award recognizes Lions that demonstrate an active commitment to introducing and sustaining Lions Quest activity at the club, region, district, or multiple district level.
Lions Quest Club Achievement Award
The Lions Quest Club Achievement Award recognizes individual Lions clubs that engage in the Lions Quest Program through promotion, advocacy, and coordination of at least two Lions Quest workshops annually.
Lions Quest District Achievement Award
The Lions Quest District Achievement Award recognizes Lions districts that participate and engage in promoting the Lions Quest Program through partnership development, outstanding publicity, and the coordination of Lions Quest workshops.
Lions Quest India Foundation Awards
coming soon…