About Hope In The heart
Mission Statement:
Empowering people to improve their lives, communities and world
by accepting their challenges, uniting with others and nourishing the spark of hope within.
Empowering people to improve their lives, communities and world
by accepting their challenges, uniting with others and nourishing the spark of hope within.
Companies House registration number 8399755
Hope in the Heart is a UK-based social enterprise that seeks to inspire and facilitate positive change in individuals, communities and the wider world through a variety of creative workshops, courses and events.
Our Aims are to:
Facilitate personal change for a richer, more meaningful life.
Our workshops and courses seek to improve mental, emotional and spiritual well-being by illustrating the remarkable capacity of the human spirit to triumph over adversity, helping participants to reach beyond perceived limitations, nurturing change on their own terms.
Challenge attitudes that set people apart
We challenge discrimination and celebrate humanity’s rich diversity, common challenges, values and virtues. We encourage participants to recognise and strive for the essential goals of personal and global reconciliation using virtues including compassion, equality, justice and respect.
Demonstrate and celebrate positive change
We identify, highlight and connect with positive change taking place individually and globally, and the “ordinary” people behind the change. Thus we challenge the frequent media-fueled perception of the world as a dark and hopeless place.
Inspire participants to take positive action to be part of the change
We empower participants to remember that this is their world, connect with the international community uniting to create positive change, and begin to take effective action as part of this community.
Hope in the Heart is a UK-based social enterprise that seeks to inspire and facilitate positive change in individuals, communities and the wider world through a variety of creative workshops, courses and events.
Our Aims are to:
Facilitate personal change for a richer, more meaningful life.
Our workshops and courses seek to improve mental, emotional and spiritual well-being by illustrating the remarkable capacity of the human spirit to triumph over adversity, helping participants to reach beyond perceived limitations, nurturing change on their own terms.
Challenge attitudes that set people apart
We challenge discrimination and celebrate humanity’s rich diversity, common challenges, values and virtues. We encourage participants to recognise and strive for the essential goals of personal and global reconciliation using virtues including compassion, equality, justice and respect.
Demonstrate and celebrate positive change
We identify, highlight and connect with positive change taking place individually and globally, and the “ordinary” people behind the change. Thus we challenge the frequent media-fueled perception of the world as a dark and hopeless place.
Inspire participants to take positive action to be part of the change
We empower participants to remember that this is their world, connect with the international community uniting to create positive change, and begin to take effective action as part of this community.
Our Inspiration
Hope in the Heart is inspired by people who have faced a variety of challenges and moved forward to live fuller and more effective lives, often contributing to their community and enriching the world as they progress.
We have links with such people in the UK, Hiroshima, South Africa, Kenya, Albania,
Bosnia, Botswana, Pakistan and the USA. These and other "Universal Survivors" from a variety of cultures, including our own, have become change-makers, in their own lives and the wider world.
Hope in the Heart's founder, Tam Martin Fowles, has identified common criteria observed in Universal Survivors globally to create AccepTTranscend, a six-part model offering practical and achievable stages towards transformation for anyone willing to take that first step.
Hope in the Heart is inspired by people who have faced a variety of challenges and moved forward to live fuller and more effective lives, often contributing to their community and enriching the world as they progress.
We have links with such people in the UK, Hiroshima, South Africa, Kenya, Albania,
Bosnia, Botswana, Pakistan and the USA. These and other "Universal Survivors" from a variety of cultures, including our own, have become change-makers, in their own lives and the wider world.
Hope in the Heart's founder, Tam Martin Fowles, has identified common criteria observed in Universal Survivors globally to create AccepTTranscend, a six-part model offering practical and achievable stages towards transformation for anyone willing to take that first step.
