Interfaith Action - Building Understanding Between Religions

Interfaith Action is currently funded by the following statutory organizations, trusts and foundations:

City Bridge Trust Fostering Leadership and Reconciliation (2007-2009)

Trust for London (2008-2010)

Department for Communities and Local Government - Connecting Communities Plus (2008-2009)

Enfield Stronger and Safer Communities Partnership (2008-2009)

We work with a number of faith based, inter-faith, community, and voluntary organisations to deliver our programmes. We are also a member of the Culture, Faith, & Youth Connective:

The Culture, Faith & Youth Connective is a network of organisations delivering interfaith and cross-cultural programmes with youth in schools, colleges, universities, and youth groups. The Connective’s goal is to encourage young people to engage with each other through dialogue and community service projects, in a process that allows them to explore their own and each other’s identity. It also serves as a vehicle to enable the member organisations to work more cohesively, thus making their work accessible to the widest possible audience.

The Connective includes the following organisations:

British Friends of Neve Shalom Wahat al Salam; Christian-Muslim Forum; Coexistence Trust; Council of Christians and Jews; Encompass - the Daniel Braden Trust; Faith Matters; Interfaith Action; London Youth; Minorities of Eurpope; Polygon Arts; St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconiliation & Peace; Youth Division of the Three Faiths Forum; & Youth Encounter.