Campaigns
#FaithInPartnership Week
Here at FaithAction, we believe that strong cross-sector partnerships between faith groups and statutory bodies have immense potential to drive and sustain change for the vulnerable and marginalised. However, work in this space is still in its infancy.
For this reason, we began to host an annual Faith in Partnership week to celebrate cross-sector work taking place in the UK at a local and national level and to encourage its expansion.
Building Back Better: The Role of Faith
Featuring articles, interviews, reports and the conference videos from a variety of faith leaders, politicians, academics and practitioners, Building Back Better brings together a variety of different perspectives, which may or may not agree with each other, but which all aim to shine a light on the role faith plays in society today and the ways in which faith communities ought to be included in the rebuild.
Friendly Places: Mental Health
There’s no health without mental health. There is a significant and positive role for faith communities to play in the support of those with mental health problems – both within their own congregations and in the wider community. This stems from the position of faith groups as places of community, of meaning, and of connection.
Previous Campaigns
See the previous campaigns we've run here at FaithAction, including our Faith Manifesto featuring seven key principals aimed at forging closer links between government and faith groups, and Faith Too Significant To Ignore, which culminated in a national conference highlighting the contribution that faith makes across the country.
