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We cannot believe that almost a year passed since our last walk in London between Westminster Abbey ...
“The Ambassadors for Peace Walk” is an initiative of the Awareness Foundation to support young...
As a 19-year-old university student coming into the Awareness Foundation, I was both apprehensive an...
Awareness Foundation Live Lent Programme 2021 Zoom & Facebook Dates!...
Fifteen years of fellowship walking side by side proclaiming the Gospel of our Lord and Saviour Jesu...
In this difficult and challenging time, we were able to join together from all over the world to cel...
Stationery in Syria, Iraq & Lebanon are increasingly expensive and hard for families to provide for ...
It is with great sadness that we must say goodbye to one of the Awareness Foundation’s dearest fri...
During my seven years of hell in Beirut in the 1980s during the height of the civil war in Lebanon, ...
Inside, you can read about: our work with Ambassadors for Peace in both Syria and Iraq; Nadim’...
St. John Wright This November, some of the Awareness Team were invited to go to Hong Kong to ...
See how we work with Syria’s children through our Little Heroes mentoring program; Join our ...
Jan 6, 2020 We organized a painting workshop for some of our Little Heroes in Lattakia, Syria, led b...
Our Ambassadors for Peace led a wonderful Christmas Concert yesterday, which included Christmas son...
Nadim, Huda, Elza and many of our Ambassadors for Peace are celebrating Christmas with the Little He...
Over 100 people attended our Gala Dinner this year, more than half of whom were newcomers. Huda Nass...
Huda Nassar We are delighted to report that Father Amer Kassar, one of the most dedicated teachers o...
St. John Wright One of our trustees, Carina Dingemans, today began her 100 km walk to Santiago to ra...
The theme of our latest LITTLE HEROES program, which is currently underway in Lattakia, Syria, is ...
Our Ambassadors for Peace, with The Revd Nadim Nassar (4th from left) and Elza Nasra, our Middle Ea...
In March 2019, we traveled to Erbil in North-Eastern Iraq to continue the training of our Ambassador...
In February 2019, we welcomed 50 young Syrian men and women from different denominations in t...
On 16th and 17th November 2018, The Revd Nadim Nassar and his team taught the very first Ambassadors...
Our 6th Annual Gala Dinner took place on Monday 13th November 2017 at Copthorne Tara Hotel in Kensin...
The Awareness Foundation held a major conference, “The Future of the Near East: The Role of Chris...
We should like to thank Nick Hughes and his amazing choir, Occasional Voices, for giving us a wonder...
On Sunday 9th September, The Revd Nadim Nassar was officially welcomed as Associate Priest by The Re...
Little Heroes returned to Lattakia, Syria, from 9th to 11th August. We are proud to say that 150 chi...
In the Presence of our patron HRH, The Countess of Wessex GCVO, the Awareness Foundation is holding ...
“The Culture of God” is now available to buy at bookshops and online retailers, includin...
In a busy bank holiday weekend, Nadim attended Acclaim 2018 and Greenbelt to talk about his book and...
The brand new issue of Harvest is now available for you to download. Inside, you can read about: Nad...
Nadim and I have just finished the third Phase of the Project Leader training for the amazing young ...
We are delighted to announce that The Rt Revd Dr Christopher Cocksworth, the Church of England̵...
The Directors of Awareness Foundation America, our US-based sister organisation, met in New York in...
We are delighted to announce that The Lord Gordon of Strathblane CBE has accepted our invitation to...
AX has been busy so far in 2018! We’ve had great responses from our popular ‘Nadim in Focus’ s...
In February 2018, we met with our 35 Ambassador for Peace “Project Managers” in Lattakia...
In October 2017, The Revd Nadim Nassar (Director) and Huda Nassar (Director for the Middle East) tr...
The Revd Nadim Nassar and Huda Nassar have just completed the third phase of our Ambassadors for Pea...
On Thursday 8th and Saturday 10th October, The Revd Nadim Nassar and St.John Wright travelled to the...
We are deeply saddened to learn of the death of Syd Anderson, one of our most dedicated supporters i...
After Awareness Foundation Little Heroes in Lattakia, our team of volunteers travelled 75 miles sout...
In early August 2017, our team of volunteers welcomed around 200 displaced and local Syrian children...
In July 2017, The Revd Nadim Nassar and Huda Nassar travelled to Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan for the fi...
A special part of our Awareness Forum is our Delegation programme, bringing Western thought-leaders ...
The Revd Nadim Nassar talked on BBC Radio 4’s “The Today Programme” about the Parl...
For the first time, the Awareness Foundation has reached out to young Christians in Iraq, enabling t...
Awareness Sunday 2016 was celebrated around the world in venues large and small, but few could be...
We are working with over 350 displaced Syrian children in Safita, near the border with Lebanon. Th...
The Revd Nadim Nassar, our Director, and Huda Nassar, our Director for the Middle East, have returne...
After the great success of our initial Leadership Training Programme in Lattakia, Syria, in October ...
When I visited Lebanon and Syria in March 2014, I met an ecumenical youth group called Eid b Eid; th...
The Awareness Foundation was founded in 2003 by The Revd Nadim Nassar. The Foundation, a registered charity in England & Wales (No 1099873) & in the United States of America “TFCC America” 501 (c) (3), is an international humanitarian charity driven by Christian values which builds peace through education and training. Our three core programmes, LITTLE HEROES and AMBASSADORS FOR PEACE & PAX, aim to fulfill the Values and Objectives of the Awareness Foundation.
Fadi was one of the many displaced children who come to us for help.
His family had lived in a part of Syria which had been taken over by fundamentalists. We can only imagine what horrors this little boy had seen in his home town, and what he encountered on his long and dangerous journey to the relative safety of Lattakia.
When we started Little Heroes in Lattakia in 2015, Lisa was one of many displaced children who came to take part. Like each of her peers, Lisa had her own story to tell, but she needed love, time and patience before she would be ready to share it with us.
As part of the Little Heroes programme, we help children to discover their hidden talents – such as crafts, art, drama, sport, music or writing.
One young boy attending our programme for the very first time was Shadi; he was 9 years old, and he has known nothing in his short life but war, deprivation and despair.
Although based in the UK, we work around the world, supported by many volunteers and well-wishers.
Whether you’re already a supporter or if you’d like to learn more, please contact us by letter, telephone, email or social media.