Our Mission Partners
Some text explaining about our giving practice and what we will be doing.
Jenga
JENGA means “to build” in Swahili and that’s what they continue to do today. They're building relationships. They’re building up people and their communities. Together, alongside them, they’re building lasting bridges out of poverty.
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Founded on and guided by their Christian faith, JENGA work for sustainable and lasting change. They’re not interested in quick fixes or easy answers, they’re in it for the long haul. JENGA work together with other groups and local people.
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JENGA works with people living in the poorest conditions, regardless of faith, ethnicity, or gender. They live within what we call our “core principles”: justice, sustainability, empowerment, partnership, and cultural sensitivity.
By looking out for people’s physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual wellbeing, JENGA helps them to realize their potential and, in turn, enables their communities to flourish. JENGA's aim is to help people thrive, not just survive.
JENGA have been busy since 2005. They have been involved with all kinds of projects and activities – from setting up savings and loans groups for women to supporting kids through school, from training farmers in growing coffee to running discipleship courses in prisons. They see real results and real transformation. JENGA will do more. They will do as much as they can, with as many people as they can, for as long as they can.
Home for Good
Home for Good is a charity dedicated to finding a home for every child who needs one by co-ordinating and resourcing a rapidly growing network of people, churches and local movements across the UK who are raising awareness of the needs of vulnerable children and young people, inspiring individuals to explore fostering, adoption and supported lodgings and equipping churches to understand and support.
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Home for Good believe the Church is ideally placed to ensure that every child and young person has the loving home they need. Their Biblical mandate to care for others, extend hospitality and seek justice compels them to action. Through opening our homes and hearts to children and young people in care, and through our churches becoming a welcoming and supportive community to all care-experienced children and young people and the families who care for them, we can make a transformational difference.
