#FaithinPartnership
Three new reports on partnership working between faith and local government.
This new report builds on 2020’s Keeping the Faith report, looking at the extent to which COVID-19 has changed the nature of partnership working between faith groups and local authorities, and what this means for post-pandemic Britain.
This document is a primer for anyone (whether in a local authority or a faith organisation) interested in the Faith Covenant—a set of principles for joint working between faith communities and local authorities. It contains case studies, top tips, core principles, and first steps on the journey to signing.
This new report, commissioned by NHS England, looks at how faith groups supported and partnered with NHS services during the pandemic, and what this means for the future of health and care partnerships.
Join us on Wednesday 14th June at 11am as we mark Loneliness Awareness Week 2023 and hear how faith groups are supporting their community.
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