Tutu Foundation UK

 The Tutu Foundation UK builds peace in fractured communities in the UK using a model inspired by Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s peace and reconciliation work all over the world.  To successfully tackle the anti-social behaviour and violence in our communities, underlying attitudes and behaviours must first be addressed in order to build a lasting peace.

The Tutu Foundation UK helps communities in, or at risk of, conflict come together to develop a common point of view of what is wrong and how to make it better.  We share Archbishop Desmond and Leah Tutu’s passion to see strong communities, which have been a feature in Africa for centuries, re-established here in the UK. 

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Tackling Health Inequalities: The Unbuntu Driven Approach

For those interested or working on the Ubuntu driven approach to Tackling Health Inequalities, this is an induction. 

By the end of the Induction, through use of the guide and the accompanying DVD on health inequalities, you will have an understanding of:

•  The work of the Tutu Foundation UK and our flagship programme Conversations for Change.
•  What we mean by ‘ubuntu’, ‘equality’,  ‘personalisation’ and ‘diversity’.
•  The new Equality Act 2010 & how you can help us to protect everyone’s human rights.
•  Your responsibility for supporting Conversations for Change, in your locality to help address health inequalities, support inclusion and build stronger local partnerships.
• An awareness of how you can promote, or support the use of restorative practice to help the NHS in cases where things have gone wrong.

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