Mission
Social Justice
The Social Justice Programme seeks to inspire and support parishes and the whole Diocese as together we respond to the needs of local communities and the wider world.
The king will answer them, ‘Truly, I tell you, just as you did it to the least of these who are members of my family, you did it to me.’
-Matthew 25:40
The Social Justice Programme includes care for the environment, international development, addressing poverty issues, inclusion, racial justice, Gypsies and Travellers, urban priority areas, rural affairs, and links to government at local and national levels.
The Social Justice Programme is supported by Colin Brady working as the Social Justice Programme Manager and by the Social Justice Working Group. Email Colin via colin.brady@salisbury.anglican.org.
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Migration & Refugees
Our Social Justice Toolkit
Eight key ways to get involved and make a difference in your local area:
Social Justice Champions, Good Neighbours, Credit Unions, Make Lunch, Environment, Community Audits, General Elections, and Disabilities.
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Click here for
Social Justice Programme 2017-2020
Other pages
The Latest
- Key facts about your parish, plus a report on poverty in England: www2.cuf.org.uk/lookup-tool
- Helping the church support those struggling with mental health issues: www.mentalhealthaccesspack.org
Other pages include:
Environment, Creation Care & Net Zero Carbon
- Fairtrade
- Environment / Caring for God's Creation
- Campaigns
- Rural and Agricultural Issues
- Churches Open for All
- Migration and Refugees
- Net Zero Carbon by 2030
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