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Church Urban Fund - Whether you’re launching a new initiative or refining an existing one, our team of experts and practitioners from CUF and the Together Network will give advice and examples to help you turn ideas into action. We’ll help create a clear vision, secure funding, and demonstrate your impact to stakeholders and funders.

Susannah Black Roberts will go deeper into what it means to be human, investigating practical ways in which we can preserve and cultivate our humanity in a world that threatens to make us obsolete. Drawing on the wisdom of Aquinas, Aristotle, CS Lewis and others, Susannah proposes a creative Christian asceticism lived out through everyday practices to challenge the dopamine rush of an AI-flooded world. 

Over the past decade, Mental Health Academy and Act for Kids have proudly partnered to raise nearly $1.3 million to prevent and treat child abuse and neglect across Australia. When you register for the 2025 Mental Health Super Summit, you’ll unlock 20 hours of high-quality professional learning led by 20 global experts from Australia, the USA, Canada and the UK. Costs from as little as $25. And with all funds being donated to charity, your participation will help transform the lives of Australian children and families, supporting them to live safer, more fulfilling lives—free from trauma.

Speakers from Yale, Stanford, Movember, AISRAP and other leading institutions will present 20 live webinars, totalling 20 hours of learning. Topics include emotion regulation, suicidality, dementia care, story-based practice, AI and therapy, supervision, applied polyvagal theory, men’s mental health, EFIT, addiction and chronic pain, and much more.

Church Urban Fund - Join us for an hour of reflection on the value of listening to one another’s stories, plus practical ideas and inspiring examples for using stories to bring projects alive, empower communities, and uncover hidden treasures.
Jesus used stories to teach his followers about the kingdom of God and spent time listening to people’s stories. When we take time to listen to the stories of others, and to share our own story, we deepen understanding, strengthen relationships, and transform our imagination about what is possible.

Dan Hitchens will ask what the advance of assisted suicide really means. Dan will address the profound cultural shift signalled by current legislation, marking a transition from the era of Cecily Saunders and the hospice movement to a new age where death is presented as a solution to what some advocates refer to as ‘useless lives.’ Setting the contemporary debate in its historical context, Dan will prompt us to consider how we should respond to this hinge moment for British society.