On what would have been Archbishop Tutu’s 94th birthday, his daughter Nontombi Naomi Tutu and granddaughter Mungi Ngomane step into leadership roles to guide the Foundation through its next chapter. Please click here to view the press release.

The Ubuntu Round Table took place on 28th August 2025 at Diepkloof Welfare Centre in Soweto. Please see below full details compiled and published by Ernest Leketi Tutu Foundation UK would like to thank The Prem Rawat Foundation who made this...

Tutu Foundation UK believes that addressing division and distrust requires more than just words; it necessitates courageous and values-driven partnerships. Guided by the African philosophy of Ubuntu, which emphasises the interconnectedness of individuals, we assist...

Conversations for Change aims to unite individuals residing in the same geographical area but belonging to different social groups. The purpose is to foster understanding of community tensions and conflicts, leading to personal and community transformations. The...

Tutu Foundation UK collaborates with individuals employed in the National Health Service (NHS) to design tools that can assist the NHS in addressing some of the substantial financial obstacles it encounters. The Tutu Foundation UK has developed two innovative tools:...

The Ubuntu Round Tables Project brings together disenfranchised young people and their local police officers to foster mutual respect and understanding, thereby reducing Police-Youth antagonism and building the trust that underpins street safety. The project, a...