The Together Network is a growing network of Christian charities and institutions, who are committed to tackling poverty and bringing wholistic transformation to communities through their work with local churches. Together we are motivated by our faith in a loving God who has a particular concern for people facing poverty, and our shared conviction that social action and justice are core to Christian belief, mission, discipleship and work.

Convened by CUF, the Together Network’s roots are in the Church of England, and it supports the five marks of mission as shared by the Anglican communion. However, the partner organisations which make up the network represent a range of denominations, building a broad ‘faith in action’ movement across England. Their work tackles different dimensions of poverty locally, regionally and nationally. This includes urban, rural and coastal poverty, work with children, families, young people, and older people, and engagement with a wide range of issues such as homelessness, food insecurity, isolation, employment, debt, migration & asylum, isolation, physical and mental health and much more.

The Together Network connects its partner organisations, providing a space to come together to share expertise and learning, and to be a voice for Christian social action. Our shared aim is to mobilise a movement of love justice and mercy, building the Kingdom of God together. As a network we embrace the principles of asset-based community development, recognising and celebrating the gifts, talents and abundance that exist in our communities, as well as the hope the church can bring.