Peaceclown

Happy Kids Project


Happy Kids Project (2026)

This video is an introduction to an exciting project. Let’s support children to live to their highest potential! The best ideas for a future of Happy Kids will be supported by project teams. When kids are happy that is when they know what feels right for them.

Peace Fool aka Susan Carew-Holmes from Happiness! Australia (and Worldpeacefull) is a cheer leader and can be invited to visit groups of kids to ask children the most important questions of their lives. Peace Fool is a peace educator with expertise in happiness, conflict resolution and wellbeing.

Peace Fool Travelled to Russia with Dr Patch Adams, around the world and Australia spreading peace and happiness.

Happy Kids Project recognises children ARE the future. A Happy Peace Fool will visit kids across Australia and ask 3 questions:

1) What makes them happy?
2) What makes them sad?
3) If they had a magic wand what happy future would they create?

Peace Fool will share with children what Happiness means to a World Peace Clown.

Invitation

Community, organisations and individuals are invited to be involved ie. schools, kids groups/activities, mental health, community members, interested individuals, parents and sponsors to give kids a voice.

Participation?

Would you be happy to participate? Would you be happy to support this project and communicate it to networks?

Feedback is invited and appreciated.

The project is free to all, only costs are to be covered.

Peace Fool offers REAL HOPES for the future of children.

Worldpeacefull and Happiness! Australia focus on the global and local, they are new types of ventures. Susan Carew-Holmes regards peace and happiness as self knowledge and acceptance.  Susan has spent her life ‘giving to live’ as experience becomes the real pay. This means she is seeking out project partners and/or enlightened individuals desiring a better future for children.  You are invited to be involved to be part of a better world for children.

1) Auspice projects and workshops.

2) Cover expenses.

3) Crowd funding can be organised.