The primary focus of LQIF is to reach every child and empower them with essential Life Skills grounded in Social and Emotional Learning (SEL). The program aims to extend its impact across schools, communities, and all settings where trained educators can effectively implement the curriculum.

Lions Quest is designed for students from Grades 1–8, offering a progressive and age-appropriate learning experience. The program follows a student-centred instructional approach and recommends conducting 28 to 36 sessions of Skills for Growing (SFG) and Skills for Adolescence (SFA) every academic year. These sessions must be facilitated only by certified and trained teachers at both the primary and secondary levels.

Schools are required to allocate a 40-minute period for Lions Quest in the timetable, scheduled once or twice a week, similar to other curricular subjects. All students are enrolled in the program by default, with the option for parents to opt out if they choose. Each year, students receive a grade-specific student journal, along with a Family Connection Book that complements classroom learning.

LQIF ensures that books and materials are made available at nominal costs, enabling maximum participation and benefit for children. The Family Connection Sheets encourage stronger family bonds through simple, enjoyable shared activities. Additionally, periodic parent meetings form an integral part of the implementation process, helping families stay informed and engaged.