Aik Saath, meaning 'together as one' in Hindi, Urdu and Panjabi, is an independent charity which aims to promote peace and racial harmony within the local community of Slough and its surrounding areas.

The BKYP is a body of 30 young people, aged 11–21, elected by young people in Bradford and Keighley to raise issues and influence decision making on their behalf. Both the young people involved in the youth parliament and the young people they represent are from diverse faiths and backgrounds.

Breaking Barriers in Burnley is a multi-agency youth provision, which aims to involve young people from different areas, backgrounds and cultures together in order to develop positive relationships between the various communities of Burnley. It works to tackle racism, bring communities together, promote understanding and tolerance and to reduce conflict by providing constructive activities for the young people of Burnley.

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The Community Accord Initiative is a mediation service based in Bradford that helps to resolve community conflict. It runs a number of projects around inter-faith issues in the local area, and employs a project worker who has a particular focus on young people.

Conflict and Change is a community mediation organisation that runs programmes in local schools and youth centres focusing on the development of non-violent communication and conflict resolution skills. Our overall aim is to enable children, young people and the adults who work with them, both inside and outside the school environment, to develop the skills required for sustaining healthy and positive relationships.

Founded in 1965, Corrymeela is a Christian Community of around 150 people who live out their commitment to peace and reconciliation in their homes, work places, churches and local communities. Every year over 7,000 people from a wide range of backgrounds take part in Corrymeela programmes at the Ballycastle Centre.

The Council for Christians and Jews brings together Christian and Jewish communities to combat prejudice and discrimination and to promote understanding and reconciliation.

Although particularly focused on the history and dynamic of Jewish/Christian relations it also uses its experience to explore other dialogues, for example with the Muslim community.

Encompass promotes understanding and tolerance between young people of different faiths, cultures and backgrounds by means of challenging adventure programs. Encompass takes diverse groups of young people out of environments familiar to them and puts them in challenging new ones: environments where they need to work together to achieve shared objectives. As they do this, they learn to trust each other, and with this trust comes the confidence to talk about the issues at hand: stereotypes, identity and conflict.

Fairbridge works with vulnerable young people aged 13-25 in disadvantaged areas of the UK. Through a combination of long-term personal support and challenging activities, they provide young people with a route back into mainstream society.