Our mission
The TFUK’s mission is to prevent & resolve conflict, to help people build peaceful communities across the UK, by providing facilitation and mediation services based on the principles of Ubuntu.
Covid-19
We hope that you are doing okay in these worrying times. The TFUK continues to work hard to make sure we continue to provide help and support to our young people who are experiencing difficulties throughout the Covid-19 outbreak.
Latest Blogs
Building Trust, Changing Futures: New Ubuntu Round Tables Launch in 2026
We’re proud to share that the Tutu Foundation UK, in partnership with the City of London Academies Trust, has secured funding to deliver a new series of Ubuntu Round Tables in London schools, starting January 2026. This milestone marks a significant step forward in...
A Bon Voyage Concert’ tour kicked off at St Mary Abbots’ Kensington Church St in London
The Georgia Symphony Orchestra Chorus and Uzee Brown Society of Choraliers have started their international concert tour in the UK and Ireland with their first one taking place at St Mary Abbots’ Kensington Church St in London. It was advertised as an inspiring...
Odyssey Festival Orchestra offer free concert tickets to young school children
Odyssey Festival Orchestra is an orchestra designed principally for 18-30 year-olds. Its inaugural concert was in September 2022 at Cadogan Hall. They aim to present music in a bold and creative atmosphere and to the highest standards and also aspire to...
Mungi Ngomane has been in Austria working on Ubuntu documentary
For the first time, the core team came together to work on a documentary about Ubuntu. The core team consists of: Alex (host) - Austrian producer Michi (Michael) - Austrian producer Lisa - Austrian fundraiser Wakanyi - Kenyan woman living in the Netherlands;...
Tutu Foundation UK hosted a Tutu ‘Salon’ last week!
Clive Conway, Chair of the Tutu Foundation UK, and Carole Stone, the Chair of the Ambassadors, hosted a successful Tutu ‘salon’ on 21st May 2025.Clive Conway provided opening remarks, setting the scene for the inspiring talks that were to follow. Pastor Lorraine...
Mungi Ngomane spoke to over 1000 students and teachers at The National Meeting of Ubuntu Schools in Lisbon
The National Meeting of Ubuntu Schools, which took place on 2nd April 2025 in Lisbon was hosted by IPAV. The audience comprised of over 1000 students and teachers. Mungi spoke about Ubuntu and what she has learnt from her family and the importance of practising Ubuntu...