As well as community development programmes, Tearfund also operate through a number of other initiatives designed to tackle poverty from the inside out. Find out about them, and how you can support us in them, here.
Church and Community Mobilisation, otherwise know as ‘Umoja’ is a dynamic way of helping local churches to work together with their community in addressing needs using their own resources.
The Connected Church initiative creates a global network of churches – linking churches in the UK with churches in poor communities across the world.
Tearfund supports craft-workers and artisans from some of the world’s poorest communities, helping them create and market products of the highest standard.
Tearfund’s Inspired Individuals initiative supports and equips social entrepreneurs – people who have a unique vision with the potential to transform the lives of thousands living in poverty.
Restored is an international Christian alliance working to transform relationships and end violence against women.
Twin your toilet with a loo in a poor community and flush away poverty. Tearfund and Cord run the Toilet Twinning initiative to help some of the 2.6 billion people who don’t have a safe toilet.
Serve is a group of Christian organisations within the Evangelical Alliance committed to supporting churches in England as they transform their communities – sharing resources, encouraging good ideas, celebrating successes with government and the media and using the stories of churches to inspire others to action.