AUSTRALIAN NOT-FOR-PROFIT
Changing The World, One Gap at a Time.
Beyond cultures, beliefs and borders.
The world will not change until we do.
We criticize the chaos and division around us, yet most people ignore the real problem: the widening gap between who we truly are inside and what we show the world. That gap is filled with years of fears, excuses, compromises, and accumulated baggage that hides our best self. Project Peace is dedicated to helping people of every culture, belief, and background close that gap. Through our programs, we guide individuals to confront their inner obstacles with honesty and discipline, clear out the mess, and let their authentic strength and integrity shine through. Changing the world, one gap at a time is our rallying cry — a universal truth that transcends borders and beliefs. When enough of us do the inner work, the outer world transforms.
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REGISTERED CHARITY
A NEW LIFE
PHILOSOPHY
BASED ON THE SUITED MONK
1000+
ACTIVE COMMUNITY MEMBERS
IMPACT
Project Peace is designed to have an impact at a number of levels
The individual
Project Peace focuses on enabling individuals from all walks of life to benefit from its programs. This is why we offer the programs at no cost to individuals that cannot afford the high-impact personal development programs. This is our core target group we want to help.
The Organisation
As an organisation you can participate in Project Peace by sponsoring a number of individuals who cannot afford self-development programs of this nature. An added bonus is that for each individual you sponsor, a member of your organisation can go through the Project Peace program and they can, if they want, buddy-up with the external people to become mentors/supporters for the duration of the program.
The Community & Society
The Board and the Management of Project Peace want to actively bring their teachings and philosophy to the world at large and are actively seeking communities and individuals that want to support this bottoms-up changing of the world.
”Be the change you want to see in the world”
—Arleen Lorrance and Mahatma Gandhi