Our work within the Christian community and across wider society enables communities and individuals to encounter one another in meaningful ways to build understanding and trust.
We nurture respectful, resilient individuals and communities, and support leadership in faith communities to enrich public life. We aim to empower people of all faiths – and those with no faith – to co-operate with each other for the good of all.
Since our foundation, St Philip’s Centre in Leicester has led efforts to ensure religion and belief are harnessed for the good of all. Our work in countering violent extremism has won international praise. Our programmes for schools are consistently overbooked and our track record in delivering high-quality training to church groups, public sector organisations and across the third sector is second to none.
Our effective programmes for schools, businesses, the public sector and churches have helped thousands of people – from school children to the Armed Forces and Police.
Courses for church groups - Our work is rooted in the church and its values. We help faith communities live well together by learning from one another, finding common ground and building relationships.
Educating young people - Our work is rooted in the church and its values. We help faith communities live well together by learning from one another, finding common ground and building relationships.
Our work with communities - We serve them in a number of ways through public benefit activities which include charity days, integration initiatives over food, roundtable discussions, lectures and seminars.
Training for public sector and business - Over the past 12 years, St Philip’s Centre has educated hundreds of police recruits, as well as the army, prison service, corporations and the public sector.
We recently held a Religion and Belief Roadshow in Diseworth, for Belton Church of England Primary School and three other smaller schools in the area.
Some staff are still working from home, but the office is normally open from 9am-5pm on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. If you wish to call in, please email or phone ahead to make sure there will be someone here.