All of our work is undertaken in collaboration with funders, partners and stakeholders from local communities, faith communities and organisations across all sectors. We believe cooperation, sharing and partnership are the foundations for sustainable action. We build partnerships around shared values, dialogue and mutual understanding; working with partners who embrace many perceptions and aspirations - within, across and beyond faith communities.
Rt Revd Paul Bayes, former Bishop of Liverpool (Patron until 28.02.2022)
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"It’s a great pleasure and privilege to be Patron of Faiths4Change. I want to support and speak out for all that F4C does to inform, educate and empower people to ensure a future for the earth.
As the Marks of Mission of the Anglican Communion say, we are called by God "To strive to safeguard the integrity of creation, and sustain and renew the life of the earth”. F4C puts this mission at the heart of its work and seeks to unite all people of faith (and indeed all people of goodwill) around it. The work comes to earth in well thought-through, practical and achievable projects and plans. Everyone can get on board. So I encourage you to explore this website and to find out more about what F4C does and how you can join in!" |
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. |
Our Partners
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St Michael In The City
Our long term partner who host our Roots In The City project. St Michael In The City are a Church of England parish church, at the heart of the Chinatown, Ropewalks and Baltic Triangle areas of Liverpool city centre and are part of the Team Parish of St Luke in the City. |
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Myerscough College Through our partnership with Myerscough College we are able to offer accredited learning as part of our Roots In the City project. |
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University of Chester Chaplaincy Team
We are working with the University of Chester's Chaplaincy Team to create a community garden for students and staff at the university. |
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Liverpool World Centre
We have worked together with Liverpool World Centre for many years on active climate education programmes, currently working together on Rethink: The Waste Revolution, funded by MRWA Community Fund 22 - 23. |
Our Funders
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Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority
The Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority and Veolia Community Fund supports Merseyside and Halton groups run schemes which reduce household waste, encourage recycling and resource reuse and prevent carbon emissions. MRWA are supporting our Ten Tonne Challenge schools' project which is tackling issues around textiles and climate change. |
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Support for Asylum Seekers Part of Churches Together in the Merseyside Region, Support for Asylum Seekers are supporting our work with asylum seekers across our projects. |
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Wirral MBC
We are an active member of the Cool Wirral Partnership - the strategy group working with Wirral Council to action Cool 2 Climate Change Strategy; we are working with places of worship to reduce their carbon footprints. |
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LCVS
We've received a grant from the LCVS Community Impact Fund to deliver weekly gardening and woodwork sessions in the Secret Garden |
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Natural England
We're working with Natural England across the North West to engage with faith & diverse communities to explore opportunities to celebrate the proposed opening of a new section of the King Charles III England Coastal Path |