Member Resource Hub
This hub brings together an online collection of resources from across the Together Network and beyond, ready for you to use when engaging with your communities.
Here for You
All the resources here are free for you to use and made available to equip you to make the change you want to see in your communities.
If you have any questions about the resources you find on this page, please contact Micah at micah.neale@cuf.org.uk

Growing Good Toolkit
The Growing Good Toolkit, developed by CUF, is designed to help churches connect the dots between social action, discipleship, and growth. Our aim is equip churches to be faithful and fruitful in their communities. The toolkit is based on the insights of the GRA:CE project, a three-year in-depth study of churches across England.
Growing Good consists of six interactive sessions for churches to explore themes like presence, hospitality, and participation. Each session includes a biblical reflection, a short film, a group activity, and space for prayer.

Churches Together guide to Racial Justice Sunday
Churches Together Britain and Ireland have created an excellent resource around Racial Justice Sunday, including both worship and liturgical materials, and reading resources. Produced by a veritable all-star cast of Black and Global Majority contributors, this resource will provide "churches, congregations, parachurch groups and individuals with information, ideas and activities that enable them to continue the conversations that may emanate from Racial Justice Sunday".

Grief and Loss Workshop
This workshop, developed by Core Member Transforming Notts Together, offers an opportunity for those in your church to understand more about Grief and Loss and its impact, particularly as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. It is not designed for those currently experiencing grief and loss directly, but rather for those who will be able to support them. Areas covered include what to do, what not to say as well as looking ways that you could support those in your community, further resources and signposting suggestions.
The workshop is typically delivered in two parts, with a break in between. You will find notes for the facilitator within the 'notes' section of the slides.

Places of Welcome
Developed and grown through the Together Network, Places of Welcome is a network of local community groups providing their neighbourhoods with places where all people feel safe to belong, connect and contribute. A Place of Welcome offers your neighbourhood a place where everyone can go for a friendly face, a cup of tea and a conversation if and when they need it. It's easy to join the network and become a Place of Welcome, whether you already have an existing drop-in style activity or you would like to set up a new Place of Welcome in your community. Our Together Network Members support Places of Welcome all around the country and help people to set up new ones.

Know Your Church, Know Your Neighbourhood
Originally designed by the Diocese of Birmingham, KYCKYN is a facilitated process to help churches think about themselves in relation to the local communities they seek to serve, and make prayerful and informed decisions about their mission in those communities.
Transforming Lives Together (Chester) and Transforming Notts Together have both adapted this course for their respective areas, and have played a considerable role in shaping the central Together Network version below.

CUF parish deprivation lookup tool
Ever wondered about the makeup of your parish community, and how it compares to others locally?
The Church of England Research and Statistics Unit, in collaboration with CUF, has created two different ways to view really detailed information about your parish's demographics, poverty level, life expectancy and more.
You can look up your parish individually with the CUF Lookup Tool.
Alternatively, there is a map version of the tool here.