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Lions Quest
2012 New Flyer March.pdf |
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Please find attached the
appropriate application form (above) for the next Lions Quest workshop
which is to be held on 16th March 2012 at the Education Development
Centre, Milner Street, Hindmarsh with the hope that you will promote
this great program in your Regions, Zones, Clubs and Schools within you
communities.
In year 2011 we trained
over 154 teachers in South Australia which was great ,several complete
Schools. We have been able to keep the cost at $200 per participants
instead of $400, so while we can conduct at these prices, please make
use of it.
If I can be of any
assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Lion Bronte Cameron
District Chairman Lions Quest |
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Lions Quest
What are the aims of
the Quest program?
The Quest program
aims to encourage and equip key adults in the lives of children with
state of the art resources which are essential for the healthy
development of young people. Lions-Quest programs aim to help young
people develop positive commitments to their peers, and communities.
How does it work?
Parents, educators, business and community leaders, and other adults
who are key figures in the lives of youth are brought together in
effective local partnerships where their individual skills are
complemented and reinforced. There are essentially three quest programs
with the "Skills for Growing' program targeting 5-10 year old, "Skills
for Adolescence' aimed at 11-14 year old, and the "Skills for Action'
program focussing on 15-18 year olds. The programs focus on developing
essential life and citizenship skills that lead to positive social
behaviours such as; responsibility, good judgement, self-discipline,
getting along with others, avoiding harmful use of drugs, and providing
service to others.
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Chairman
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