Inspirator

Harrison Mungal is a global inspiration, touching the lives of individuals, couples, and families worldwide. He authentically embodies the principles he shares, focusing on themes of leadership, relationships, parenting, and mental health. Harrison's impact extends across diverse groups, from various age demographics to those facing challenging circumstances. Engaging with both the professional world and the less fortunate, he carries a philosophy of uplifting others, as expressed in his own words: "I love making my ceiling other people's floor."

Explore below for a glimpse into the inspirational engagements led by Harrison.

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Inspirational Engagements

Harrison Mungal has been influencing individuals, couples and families around the globe. Sponsoring groups from all ages, assisting in missions, and touching the lives from every walk of life. He reaches those in the professional world to those living in poverty and are less fortunate.

  • Nicaragua – Led a team of 125 people (medical, education and humanitarian team)

  • Dominican Republic – Led a team of 77 people in the Dominican Republic (medical team, humanitarian aid – building homes, give away 10,000 pairs of shoes)

  • Cuba – Sponsored 250 youth and young adults providing food, transportation and a full day workshop on relationships, mental health and addiction issues.

  • Sponsored 110 doctors – workshop on CBT, Mental Health and it’s effects and coping strategies.

  • Cuba – Sponsored 315 youth and young adults providing food, transportation and a full day workshop on Emotional First Aid.

  • Visited the psychiatrist units at Hospitals and gave away $5000.00 worth of medications. Gave away clothes to the maternity unit.

  • Australia – exploring mental health and it’s system.

  • Honduras – Worked with 1Nation1Day. Gave away over 10,000 pairs of shoes, and food to elementary and high school students. Dinner with mayors/governors from locate cities/towns. Worked with then police and implemented the concept of reducing crime.

  • Haiti – led a medical team

  • Jamaica and St. Vincent – Humanitarian aid, conducted mental health workshops at psychiatrist units in both countries.

  • Peru-training for leaders on practical community supports. Emotional first Aid, Substance Abuse and addictions.

  • Some countries visited for humanitarian aid, leadership/mentorship training/working with those addicted to illicit drugs/workshops and seminars – Croatia, Germany, Finland, Holland, Italy, Austria, India, St. Kitts, Trinidad.

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