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. |
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Energy Projects Plus
Energy Projects Plus is an independent not-for-profit organisation and a registered environmental charity, formed in 1995. They seek to advance the education of the public about energy efficiency and other environmental initiatives, including the alleviation of fuel poverty and the minimisation of waste produced by electricity generating stations through the promotion of energy efficiency. |
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Liverpool World Centre
Liverpool World Centre exists to make world issues relevant to the lives of young people. School is a crucial part of a young person’s life, therefore LWC works with children and teachers to facilitate understanding of global issues and promote social change. LWC uses topics such as Fairtrade, climate change, and citizenship to explore the relationships of young people with each other and those in the wider world. Such topics have been pulled together within the term “Global Learning”, and LWC has developed expertise and resources for schools in this area. http://liverpoolworldcentre.org/ |
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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Eleanor Rathbone Charitable Trust
The Trust is supporting our Wellbeing Space project in St Helens; a community cohesion project that brings together local resident, asylum seekers and refugees in a meaningful and creative way. The Trust supports charities and projects focused on Merseyside, benefiting women, girls, young people and families, who are economically deprived and/or socially excluded. http://www.eleanorrathbonetrust.org.uk/ |
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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/ |
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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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Elizabeth L Rathbone Charitable Trust A grant-giving charity which supports projects and organisations which benefit disadvantaged people living in Merseyside. |
Registered Charity number: 1138834 Registered Company number: 7201450