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Faith organisations play an important role in supporting communities before, during and after emergencies.
Faith leaders are trusted voices who can help share important information, while places of worship often provide practical support for local residents.
Many faith venues have facilities that can be used during an emergency, including community kitchens, meeting spaces, temporary rest centres and food distribution points.
Faiths Together in Croydon brings together Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist and Jewish communities across the borough. It promotes understanding between faith groups and works with public services and community organisations to support local communities.
Telephone: Contact through Croydon Voluntary Action on 020 8253 7070
Website: www.faithstogetherincroydon.org.uk
Find interfaith peace, unity and community events.
The London Boroughs Faiths Network works with local authorities, faith communities and partner organisations across London.
Website: lbfn.uk
This network connects churches across Croydon and supports a range of community programmes. Members work together on projects including community support, homelessness services and social welfare initiatives.
Telephone: 020 8680 7671
Website: www.newlifecroydon.co.uk
Find the Croydon Family Hub local church services.
CMIC provides religious, educational and community services for local residents. It works with local organisations and public services to support community wellbeing, outreach activities and interfaith engagement.
Telephone: 020 8684 8200
Website: www.croydonmosque.com
Find the community welfare and youth outreach services.