A school for displaced Ukrainian children, which is part of GFP’s Welcome Hubs model in Bristol, is a great example of how Welcome Hubs have unlocked the resources of civil society to welcome newcomers to our communities in different ways.

On Tuesday 21 May, Gary Streeter MP, chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group Christians in Parliament, hosted a reception at the House of Commons on behalf of the ChurchWorks commission.

Good Faith Partnership hosted an event with Bristol City Council at Bristol City Hall on Tuesday 14 May 2024 to bring together faith leaders and those providing a range of family support services in the city.

In May 2024, Good Faith Partnership launched a ‘Welcome to the UK’ cultural awareness training course

In early May 2024, the Woolf Institute and Wesley House Cambridge hosted a conference entitled: ‘The Bloom Review: One Year On’

On Wednesday 17 April we celebrated the impact of the Warm Welcome Campaign at a special service at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London.

Through our new Church Action on Wellbeing initiative, we want to encourage and support every church to explore how they can help people improve their mental health and enhance their wellbeing.

Good Faith Partnership and Bristol-based refugee charity Borderlands hosted an Iftar event on Thursday 4 April 2024 for around 45 people currently housed in hotels in Bristol.

Jack Palmer-White, who leads our ChurchWorks project, is beginning an online Certificate in Contemporary Chaplaincy in March 2024.

On 20 March 2024 the Commission on the Integration of Refugees produced the most significant study into refugee integration in a generation, with support from Good Faith Partnership among others.

Warm Welcome started with a simple mission – to mobilise a network of warm and welcoming local spaces for people struggling to heat their homes. This is the story of how a moment became a movement.

We're delighted to be holding a National Service of Celebration of Warm Welcome Spaces at St Paul's Cathedral on Wednesday 17 April.

In February, four of our Good Faith Partnership colleagues from the AI Faith and Civil Society Commission travelled to Abu Dhabi for a three-day conference with key AI experts and leaders across faith and civil society.