Southwark Stands Together pledges

The aim of the network is to promote collaboration and exchange of good practices among public and private stakeholders active in the fields of migration and integration.

The European Forum for Restorative Justice (EFRJ) is an international network organisation connecting members active in the field of restorative justice as practitioners, academics and policy makers throughout Europe and beyond. We promote research, policy and practice development so that every person may have access to high quality restorative justice services, at any time and in any case.

We want to offer every young person in the United Kingdom, whatever their background or interests, the opportunity to learn from – and connect with – other people in the UK and around the world.

The Human Rights Alliance brings together hundreds of organisations that work to promote Human Rights in the UK. The alliance is hosted by the British Institute of Human Rights.

The CYPMHC works towards building a nation where positive mental health is promoted and early intervention practices are in place to secure mentally healthier futures for our children and young people.

Sported is the UK’s largest network of community groups supporting half a million young people to overcome barriers to reach their full potential.

The National Academy for Social Prescribing are an organisation dedicated to the advancement of social prescribing through promotion, collaboration and innovation. They work to create partnerships, across the arts, health, sports, leisure, and the natural environment, alongside other aspects of our lives, to promote health and wellbeing at a national and local level. 

Formerly the Equality and Diversity Forum, Equally Ours is a network of UK organisations committed to equal opportunities, social justice, good community relations, respect for human rights and an end to discrimination based on age, disability, gender and gender identity, race, religion or belief, and sexual orientation.

We are a campaigning, skill and information sharing network of London organisations working to improve the lives of the 4in10 children living in poverty across the capital. We know child poverty can be tackled if we work together to keep the spotlight on the damage that poverty is doing to families in London.

The Local Care Networks, in partnership with Community Southwark, are working to co-design and develop a more coordinated model of social prescribing in the borough. This will initially be focused on supporting people with long-term conditions, with a view to developing an evidence base for expanding to other population groups. 

Since 2016 the Network has looked at a range of issues including a consultation on youth and play strategy and the refresh of the Youth Council structure. The Network has engaged with the Children and Families Commissioning Team on the Southwark 16+ Accommodation and Support Project and also on the Child Sexual Exploitation community engagement project.

The Mental Health Network is for groups and charities that are providing support and services to Southwark communities around mental health. The Network has covered a range of issues during its existence, including a local CCG joint project to review community adult mental health support and housing and the design and delivery of the Joint Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy for Southwark.

Aiming to connect, develop and influence, this network provides a cross-sector platform, drawing together public and private organisations, as well as the voluntary sector, social enterprises, and local, regional and national government, as partners in the same vision to build a successful future for young people in London..

An independent forum of voluntary and community groups in the London Borough of Southwark working to make life better for older people.

Aiming to help inform, empower and support your community with issues related to post-pandemic recovery and local health issues. Healthwatch Southwark and Community Southwark are supporting Southwark Council to run the Community Health Ambassadors Network.

An open network of over 8000 youth organisations and nation partners, we are focused on unlocking youth work as the catalyst of change that is needed now more than ever.

The Sport for Development Coalition is a movement of organisations working to maximise the positive social impact of sport and physical activity.

The Alliance of Sport in Criminal Justice is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) working with national partners in criminal justice, sport, academia, government and others to establish the need, we registered as a CIO in May 2019 to become the ‘go to organisation’ for sport in criminal justice and we build on over a decade of best practice.

StreetGames harnesses the power of sport to create positive change in the lives of disadvantaged young people right across the UK. StreetGames' work helps to make young people and their communities healthier, safer and more successful.

Established during 2020/21, bringing together nonprofits at a global level with a commitment to advancing the cause of digital inclusion. Good Things Foundation maintains the Network as an open and fully inclusive space for nonprofits everywhere working in digital inclusion.

Clinks supports, promotes and represents the voluntary sector working in the criminal justice system to ensure it can provide the services people need.  

BASIS (the British Association for Sustainable Sport) has provided expert help to sports clubs, venues, and governing bodies for over a decade – helping them to understand their impacts, set targets and implement processes to improve their environmental performance.

The DPA was established in 2021 by the Learning Foundation, Currys plc and the Institute of Engineering and Technology. Their main focus is policy and advocacy, gaining important evidence, and bringing the community together to create the social change needed to end digital poverty by 2030. 

Southwark Council’s Digital Inclusion Group is an informal partnership of local organisations that have an interest in working together to improve outcomes for Southwark residents who are digitally excluded and/or lack digital skills.

Driven by a shared objective to make inclusion the norm, RJ4All joined the Inclusive Club Network to promote the accessibility of our free community gym and sport services.