The Peace Education Program
brings a unique resource to the Kenyan Corrections Service Week.
The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) supports innovative initiatives in correctional services around the world by making its Peace Education Program available free of charge. This personal development workshop series helps people discover inner resources for personal wellbeing and positive change.
As corrections professionals come together for Kenya’s 4th Correctional Service Week, themed “Transforming Correctional Services through Technology and Green Solutions,” TPRF is pleased to share the Peace Education Program as a practical, participant-centered tool for those working to support rehabilitation and reintegration in the corrections sector.
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The Peace Education Program in Kenya at a Glance
• 2024: Introduced to Kenya’s Correctional Services
• 28 Probation Officers and Prison Officers undergoing facilitator development
• 10 Prisons, plus the Prisons Staff Training College and Prisons HQ delivering the program
• 6 Probation stations plus PACS HQ delivering the program
During Kenyan Corrections Service Week in 2025, the Peace Education Program was honored with a Certificate of Recognition. Accepting the honor on behalf of TPRF, Morena Excellent Mofokeng shared, “The objective of this program is that the participants will understand and explore personal peace, and become more aware of these inner resources that are not taught, really, but discovered within each individual.”
Peace Education Program Overview
The Peace Education Program is non-religious and non-political, consisting of 10 workshops focused on these strength-based themes: Peace, Appreciation, Inner strength, Self-awareness, Clarity, Understanding, Dignity, Choice, Hope and Contentment.
Each session features empowering course content derived from the insightful presentations of bestselling author and recognized voice in the field of peace and wellbeing, Prem Rawat.
The program is applicable cross-culturally, having been implemented in more than 80 countries and 45 languages around the world. More than 700,000 people have participated in the program, including 270,000 clients and staff from 1,380 correctional facilities.
The Peace Education Program complements the vision of Kenya’s Corrections Service Week by offering a practical tool for self-discovery for community corrections professionals and clients alike.
Fill out the form above to experience the program directly, or meet with one of our program representatives. If you have any additional questions or want to learn more about the Peace Education Program and how it can serve you and your community, feel free to contact us at [email protected].
Overview
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Research & Evidence
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Course Content
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“The Peace Education Program has significantly transformed inmates’ attitudes and perceptions, revived their hope and helped them to discover and tap into their own inner resources regardless of their circumstances.”
— Moses C.N. Chihobvu, Commissioner General of the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services
Click here to view 11-minute documentary “Slaying the Dragon”
British Parolee Billa Nanra shares his story of incarceration and how the Peace Education Program empowered him to kick a 22-year heroin addiction and get his life back on track. Now free from crime and substance use, Billa has become a volunteer facilitator of the Peace Education Program for at-risk youth and other groups.
VIDEO RESOURCES: PEACE EDUCATION PROGRAM
The Prem Rawat Foundation’s Peace Education Program is an innovative workshop series that empowers people from all walks of life to discover their own inner strength and personal peace
This video shows how TPRF’s Peace Education Program is having a profound impact on the lives of inmates at Zonderwater Prison in South Africa.
This video shows samples of the Peace Education Program course content and gives you a better sense of what the workshops are like. It is designed for those of you who are considering offering the program and want to know more about it.
At rehabilitation centers in Johannesburg, South Africa, the remarkable success of the Peace Education Program in helping with alcohol and substance use is “a dream come true.”