Our partners

Love Your Neighbour is based in churches and works with local partners - schools, businesses, local authorities, charities and other faith groups - embedded in local communities across the UK.

 

Partner with us

If you’re interested in partnering with Love Your Neighbour, please contact us by completing the simple form below.

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    St Nicholas Bristol partners with Resurgo

    At St Nicks we have a lot of young adults and students and we have been shocked at the recent unemployment figures from this demographic as a result of the pandemic.

    When we heard about the Re-Work course we were really excited about the opportunity to offer some practical help for those looking for work. The course is designed to equip anyone who is struggling to find work as a result of the pandemic, with the skills, mindset and confidence they need to re-enter the workplace.

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    Jubilee Church London partners with Orchardside School

    From the beginning of the pandemic we as a school endeavoured to support our families with food and supplies as best we could. During the lockdowns we signposted families to access Food bank support and we also received personalised hampers which were really special and delighted our families and students. Love Christmas was an incredible joy – our staff delivered the hampers alongside our gifts and the gratitude and thanks from parents and students was palpable.

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    St Mary’s Andover partners with the local NHS Services

    Our mission is to support churches with the expertise and resources to be highly impactful centres of social transformation in cities and neighbourhoods nationwide and are currently partnering with over 2,300 churches and other organisations across the UK.

Our partners

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This Volunteers Week, we met with the team at Lighthouse at SAINT Church in East London to see what drives their heart for volunteering and what issues they’re responding to.

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Social supermarkets – the growing demand
Social supermarkets – the growing demand

As the needs of communities change, some Love Your Neighbour Hubs and Churches are having to adapt. Read the ways social supermarkets are filling a desperately needed gap in people’s lives during the cost-of-living crisis.