Charities - religious organisations

Reaching people for Christ: Helping Eastern Europe’s marginalised children, families and elderly out of poverty into a sustainable future.

CAFOD believes that every man, woman and child matters. Since 1962, we have worked alongside people in the developing world to combat global poverty and injustice and bring about lasting change.

Church Army exists to share the good news of Jesus with the seven out of 10 people who have little or no meaningful contact with church throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland. We have more than 300 evangelists who reach out through faith, words and action to those who are marginalised by our society: the homeless, the elderly, those living on deprived housing estates and many others. We are also committed to training and deploying evangelists for local mission in pioneering situations, equipping and working in partnership with churches and others for the long-term.

Making disciples, developing leaders, growing churches
CPAS is an Anglican evangelical mission agency, working with churches across the UK and Republic of Ireland.

Ever since being founded in 1836 with a vision to bring ‘the gospel to every man’s door’, CPAS has been committed to helping local churches grow.

The Congregation of the Little Sisters of the Poor is a religious order founded in France in 1839. The Sisters came to England in 1851 and a rapid expansion took place in towns and cities through the Country. Today the English Province comprises Homes in London, Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle, Preston, Sunderland and Jersey, Channel Islands.

Missio is the Catholic Church’s official charity for overseas mission. Missio shares the hope of the Gospel where there is turmoil, poverty and uncertainty in the world and where the Church is new, young or poor. Missio enables local people in mission dioceses to build their Church infrastructure so that the vital humanitarian and development work of the Church is possible.

Oasis was founded in 1985 by Steve Chalke MBE. Our vision is for healthy, whole, safe communities – places where everyone is included, and all have the chance to make a contribution.
We work with families living with deep-rooted problems. Working with the children of these families in particular, Oasis helps break the destructive cycle of truancy, drug addiction, criminality, abuse and self-harm so they can live a life of positive choices and fulfil their potential.

Premier Christian Radio is wholly owned by Premier Christian Media Trust, a charitable
trust charged with proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the UK and beyond.

The Salvation Army is an international Christian church and charity, and we seek to put our belief into action through social welfare provision. In the UK, we are one of the largest, most diverse providers of social and community services after the Government. We are passionate about the diverse and life changing work we do now, and our ambition is to be able to do even more.