OUR PURPOSE

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the Global Peace Initiative has been successful in rescuing 310,000 orphans and street children since 1981, training 4 million widows and young women as Little Teresas in 120 countries, and equipping 21 million youth peacemakers and partners.

GPI built the world's largest Charity City on 1,200 acres of land near Hyderabad and conducted 2,200 peace rallies, summits and conferences over 42 years in 155 countries. The goal is to reach and create one billion peacemakers and volunteers across all 197 countries.

A vast crowd gathered at a Global Peace Initiative peace rally
FOUR DECADES OF SERVICE

THE MISSION IN NUMBERS

310,000

Orphans and street children rescued since 1981

4 Million

Widows and young women trained as Little Teresas in 120 countries

21 Million

Youth peacemakers and partners prepared and equipped

2,200

Peace rallies, summits and conferences across 155 countries

AN ENDORSEMENT

“I have no question that GPI will succeed in taking millions of street children off the streets, rescuing millions of widows, and providing medical assistance and clean drinking water to millions of poor people. I strongly endorse GPI and encourage you to do what you can to enable this extraordinary effort.”

The late Nelson Bunker Hunt, noted Dallas businessman
Children cared for through Global Peace Initiative programmes
HOW WE WORK

GRASSROOTS, NOT POLITICAL

GPI is devoted to mobilising grassroots movements within communities — especially in developing countries — to resolve conflicts and local human crises with practical, community-based solutions, with a special focus on street children, abandoned women, victims of natural disasters and refugees.

Through public peace rallies, education and a challenging call to serve, Dr. Paul fortifies the conscience of the community, encouraging people to embrace and aid their most vulnerable neighbours. The strategy is not superficial or political; it is simple yet radical — an avalanche of good to displace evil, love to overcome hate, and compassionate service to ease suffering.