Big Heart Project is a non-profit community-based NGO that was started by young people in Melbourne, Australia in 2009.
The heart of the project is to change the world through acts of compassion. We especially aim at supporting children’s needs: food, a home, shelter from violence and forced labor, and the right to an education.
Our vision is international, while our projects are grassroots. We are keen to connect with anyone who is interested in making a difference.
The heart of the project is to change the world through acts of compassion. We especially aim at supporting children’s needs: food, a home, shelter from violence and forced labor, and the right to an education.
Our vision is international, while our projects are grassroots. We are keen to connect with anyone who is interested in making a difference.
We stand with compassion in the face of abuses perpetrated against children, be they through slavery, orphanhood, prostitution or war.
Let us risk making a case for a different world in light of this world's rapacious disregard for the lives of others; against the morbid excesses of the overdeveloped nations and the collusive destitution of the dedeveloped ones; against bureaucratic mismanagement; and difference (be it sexual or cultural) asserted as a justification for another's subjugation.
We stand for a world governed by conscience, in the knowledge that the urge of hands to reach out to a stranger is more urgent than the urge of hands to form fists. We support the interests of animals unable to represent their own, an interest we wish to extend to the equilibrium of planetary life in our own interest.
Let life prevail.
Let us risk making a case for a different world in light of this world's rapacious disregard for the lives of others; against the morbid excesses of the overdeveloped nations and the collusive destitution of the dedeveloped ones; against bureaucratic mismanagement; and difference (be it sexual or cultural) asserted as a justification for another's subjugation.
We stand for a world governed by conscience, in the knowledge that the urge of hands to reach out to a stranger is more urgent than the urge of hands to form fists. We support the interests of animals unable to represent their own, an interest we wish to extend to the equilibrium of planetary life in our own interest.
Let life prevail.



