Peace Clubs

From Survivors to Leaders

“It's the children the world almost breaks who grow up to save it.” - Frank Warren

Peace Clubs were launched in 2012 with a vision to restore rescued child soldiers and former sex slaves through on-going healing and peace-building groups. Child survivors do not have to be defined by their past. Yet, most need help recovering from chronic trauma and finding hope for the future.

Lives are being transformed! Child survivors are healing their wounds of trauma and being empowered to become leaders. Graduates from the program are reintegrating into their communities and are now leading Village Peace Clubs… leading others towards reconciliation and peace.

An Integrated, Three-Part Model & Specialized Curricula

The Empower Program: Trauma Healing, Forgiveness, and Emotional Resilience
The Young Peacemaker Curriculum: Peace-Building and Conflict Resolution Skills
Youth Leadership Development Program

The Importance of African Teammates

Exile International loves partnering with national caregivers and teammates. Because they are experts in their culture, their experiences and cultural awareness are key to successful programs. Without them, Exile International’s opportunities to impact lives would be limited. Each child receives emotional, spiritual, and physical care from loving, skilled caregivers. We are also proud to say 7 of our local staff are EI graduates! Read Bahati’s story and be inspired to see how he went from rescued child soldier to leading 86 war-affected children - utilizing the art-focused trauma care curriculum that helped him heal his own wounds.

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