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
Tom Cruise reflects on the beautiful philosophy of Ubuntu while in South Africa for the filming of Mission Impossible 8
Tom Cruise’s helicopter touched down at the Killarney Country Club in South Africa as the four-time Oscar nominee gets ready to film the latest instalment of the Missions Impossible franchise. One KCC manager said “his chopper landed here and dropped him off. And then...
Tutu foundation UK at Encontro Nacional de Escolas Ubunto 2023 in Lisbon
Clive Conway, John Battersby, and Kheron Gilpin spoke at Encontro Nacional de Escolas Ubuntu 2023 in Lisbon in front of an audience of 1500. The trio talked about their work at the Tutu Foundation as well as the Ubuntu Round Tables Project. The 5th National...
Remembering The Annual Tutu Foundation UK Peace Lecture in March 2022 with The Rt Hon Sir John Major KG CH
The Annual Tutu Foundation Foundation UK Peace Lecture had taken place on 24th March 2022 at Marlborough House, London. The peace lecture was presented by The Rt Hon Sir John Major KG CH, in partnership with Brand South Africa, with the kind permission of the...
Our partners at Fighting Knife Crime London launch the next issue of their magazine
Our partners at Fighting Knife Crime London have launched the sixth issue of their magazine and we full-hearted congratulate them on their efforts to address the causes and effects of knife crime, and all forms of violence. The project, founded by Bruce Houlder CB KC...
Remembering Archbishop Desmond Tutu who passed away last Christmas
Desmond Mpilo Tutu, who had passed on 26 December 2021, was a South African Anglican bishop and theologian, known for his work as an anti-apartheid and human rights activist, for which he received the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1984. He was Bishop of Johannesburg from...
Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP, Tutu Foundation UK Ambassador and UK Minister for Development, visits Somalia to support people facing famine
As the humanitarian crisis in Somalia continues to worsen, it is projected that approximately 300,000 people will be in famine by the end of the year as well as 1.8 million children at risk of malnutrition. In his first overseas visit since his appointment as the...