Council For World Mission (UK) is a faith-based, global mission network that funds churches and allied movements working toward peace, justice, spiritual renewal, and community flourishing. Its grants appear to support advocacy and solidarity efforts, conflict transformation, anti-oppression work, and practical church mission capacity-building, especially in Africa and Asia. The funder’s distinctive emphasis is on linking theology with action—reshaping economies, restoring ecology, and supporting local communities through member churches and mission partners.
Program-based grants through two named initiatives: solidarity/action grants and mission support resources. Funding appears to be targeted, relational, and aligned with member churches or closely connected partners rather than open general grantmaking; grant size and frequency are not publicly specified in the provided data.
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Start by confirming whether your organization fits CWM’s member-church or allied-movement ecosystem and aligns with either the Peace Building and Community Development programme or the Mission Support Programme. Because this appears to be a relationship-driven funder with programmatic priorities, applicants should tailor proposals to peacebuilding, advocacy, anti-oppression, or church mission development, and seek guidance on whether applications are invited, regional, or limited to member churches.
Current and upcoming funding from Council For World Mission (UK) that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: For member churches and partner organisations within the CWM network; supports placements and exchanges of personnel for mission priorities.
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