Women from Asylum Link Merseyside pick vegetables at the allotment
Our Supporters
All our work is undertaken in collaboration with funders, partners and stakeholders from local communities, faith communities and organisations from all sectors. We build partnerships around shared values, dialogue and mutual understanding; working with partners who embrace many perceptions and aspirations, within and beyond faith communities. We believe that sharing resources with everyone involved encourages cooperation and lays the foundation for sustainable action.
Host Organisation
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Diocese of Liverpool The Diocese of Liverpool has generously provided Faiths4Change with office accommodation since 2004. We are a long term tenant at St James House, Liverpool. http://www.liverpool.anglican.org/ |
Our Partners
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Asylum Link Merseyside Faiths4Change have worked in partnership with Asylum Link Merseyside for many years. ALM work tirelessly to assist Asylum Seekers and Refugees who have been placed in Liverpool and are dedicated to raising public awareness around AS & R issues. ALM currently works in partnership with Faiths4Change on our joint Allen Lane Foundation funded food growing & cooking wellbeing project. http://www.asylumlink.org.uk/ |
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Merseyside Refugee Support Network
MRSN is working in partnership with Asylum Link Merseyside and Faiths4Change on our joint Allen Lane Foundation funded food growing & cooking wellbeing project; offering bespoke advocacy, advice and welfare support to refugees to reduce the stress and anxiety of their integration into life in Liverpool. |
Our Funders
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Environment Agency The Environment Agency principal aims are to protect and improve the environment, and to promote sustainable development. We have worked with the EA for the past three years, using our creative community based approach, to raise awareness of and mitigate flood risk in Bolton, Bury and Rochdale. https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/environment-agency |
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John Moores Foundation The Foundation aim to enable people who face barriers, as a result of social, educational, physical, economic, cultural, geographical or other disadvantage, to improve their social conditions and quality of life. http://www.jmf.org.uk/ |
The Mersey Forest: Nature4Health
The Mersey Forest is a growing network of woodlands and green spaces across Cheshire and Merseyside, which has been creating 'woodlands on your doorstep' for 25 years.
https://www.merseyforest.org.uk/
Finnis Scott Foundation
The Foundation was established under the Will of Lady Montagu Douglas Scott (Valerie Finnis) in 2006 and focuses their grant-making in the areas of horticulture and plant sciences, as well as fine art and art history.
https://www.finnis-scott-foundation.org.uk
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The Allen Lane Foundation The Allen Lane Foundation is a grant-making trust which was established in 1966. They aim to make a lasting difference to people's lives, reduce isolation, stigma and discrimination, and to encourage or enable unpopular groups to share in the life of the whole community. allenlane.org.uk/ |
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Support for Asylum Seekers Part of Churches Together in the Merseyside Region, SAS are supporting our work with asylum seekers across our projects. http://ctmr.org.uk/ |
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The Rainford Trust
The Rainford Trust provide educational grants for people in need who live in St Helens in Merseyside. |
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Rochdale Safer Communities Partnership
Works alongside communities, organisations and projects which support the partnership:- • To keep people safe • To reduce harm and offending • To strengthen communities and places. |
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The Hill Dickinson Foundation
Aims to create vibrant and diverse communities by encouraging community cohesion. The projects we support are driven by the needs and aspirations of the communities themselves which are identified through consultation and research. |
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Coop Community Fund
When Coop members shop in the Coop they get 5% in £ value to spend on Coop purchases and can nominate a further 1% to selected local good causes. Set up a Coop membership and select Faiths4Change as your local good cause. We'll receive 1% towards our project - it doesn't cost Coop members any money and the 1% is only available to local good causes selected. |
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Liverpool Clinical Commissioning Group
Responsible for planning and buying most NHS services for the people of Liverpool, including the care received at hospitals and in community clinics. |
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LCVS Community Impact Fund
LCVS provides grants to organisations that tackle the issues affecting Merseyside’s most vulnerable and deprived communities. |
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Westhill Endowment
Westhill’s vision is to see communities thriving and individual lives fulfilled and we believe that, by working together in a wide Christian context, we can make things happen. |
Registered Charity number: 1138834 Registered Company number: 7201450