Welcome to the Foundation for Peace
The Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation for Peace is a charity that works nationally and internationally to promote peace and non-violent conflict resolution.
The Foundation for Peace was founded by the parents of 12-year old Tim Parry and supported by the parents of three year old Johnathan Ball. Tim and Johnathan were tragically killed as a direct result of the IRA’s bombing of Warrington in March 1993.
The Foundation works with people affected by political violence and acts of terror to SUPPORT them in dealing with their past experiences and using them as the motivation for creating positive change. We work with people of all backgrounds to PREVENT violent conflict by helping them to develop the skills and understanding to be able to resolve conflict through non-violent means and ways. We provide TRAINING and GUIDANCE to leaders and managers, including those at Government level, on how to deal with past, present and future conflicts.
Find out how you can get involved, or how we can help your company or organisation through the Resolution Training Company.
Latest News
Foundation for Peace calls for a considered response following the event in Woolwich.
The Foundation's thoughts are with Lee Rigby, his family and friends, the entire community of Woolwich and all those affected.
It is important that we remember that the people who committed this act have been influenced by ideologies and... Read more »
Events
Next course coming up 29th May - Due to popular demand The Resolution Training Company (a subsidiary of Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation for Peace) is delighted to be able to offer one day training workshops hosted at the Peace Centre in Warrington. These workshop have been developed out of the extensive experiences of the... Read more »
