home The mission of the House of Peace is to provide physical and spiritual shelter to victims of war in a small healing community in companionship with adults with special needs, and to provide education for peace and moral awakening. Since our founding in 1990, we have welcomed more than 400 refugees from 30 countries. We provide a healing, safe, and enlivening community for these wounded children and adults, and ensure that their needs for food, clothing, shelter, security, and medical care are met. At the heart of our work with refugees is companionship with people with disabilities who live at the House of Peace. The House was founded on the knowledge that people in need of special care often have a capacity to give special care.