Good Neighbours UK coordinates and funds projects locally, nationally and internationally to ensure vulnerable people can exercise their human rights no matter where they live.
Our UK office is new but we’re looking forward to partnering with local charitable organisations and responding to projects that need us overseas.
Through our community projects we defend children's rights under the principles of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC).
We work in partnership with other organisations who have shared values to engage directly with communities.
We believe in giving people a voice, so we work on advocacy projects that raise awareness of people in need.
We exist to make the world a place free from poverty and oppression, where people live together in harmony.
Good Neighbours UK believe in empowering communities so they become self-reliant and can look forward to a brighter future.
Good Neighbours UK has donated PPE for TDAS staff to help protect those within the refuge from the spread of Covid-19. Trafford Domestic Abuse Services (TDAS) is a registered charity that supports individuals and families affected by domestic abuse. During the global crisis, their vital face to face service had to be put on hold. […]
Our friends in South Korea know a thing or two about keeping calm in the face of adversity. The last few months have been so difficult for many, not least our children and young people. Good Neighbours International have created these helpful videos that will teach children breathing exercises. They help to calm a busy […]
For around 30 years, Good Neighbours has worked to help those most in need. As an international humanitarian and development NGO, Good Neighbours International is scaling up its activity to help prevent further spread of the epidemic in 45 countries. Global response From providing protective gowns in China in February 2020, to installing hand washing […]
Good Neighbours COVID-19 response in South Korea was featured on the BBC news channel during a segment on Life after Coronavirus. The piece focused on the way South Korea was adapting to the new ways of online schooling and the challenges it brings. One of the challenges was helping out low income families with the […]
