Who We Are

We are a national charity working to support those affected by conflict, acts of terror and politically motivated violence.

We support victims of conflict and terrorism and veterans, enabling them to use their traumatic experiences to do something positive and to move forward with their lives. We support young people to turn away from violence, and we work to build stronger communities without prejudice and discrimination.

The Foundation was established in 1995 by Colin and Wendy Parry, victims of a politically motivated act of terrorism which took the life of their 12 year old son Tim and 3 year old Johnathan Ball.

The Foundation helps others affected by political, racial or faith based conflict and acts of terrorism, by encouraging them to follow our founders’ example and help to prevent violence in their own communities and beyond…in the name of peace and reconciliation. 

The Foundation is the only UK charitable organisation which supports victims and survivors of acts of terrorism through the provision of learning programmes which explore the causes and effects of conflict and its resolution through non-violent means.

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