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July 1, 2026
At Links, we believe that business can be a powerful force for good.
Very soon, we'll be launching our new appeal focused on business, sustainability and enterprise - bringing together our incredible UK business partners with our dedicated partners around the world who are equipping people with the skills, training and opportunities they need to build brighter, more sustainable futures.
This appeal will celebrate inspiring success stories, showcase the life-changing impact of enterprise and highlight how generosity can help communities thrive for generations to come.
Whether it's supporting vocational training, developing sustainable livelihoods or empowering local entrepreneurs, every partnership makes a lasting difference.
Together, we can invest in people, unlock potential and create opportunities that transform lives around the world.
Watch this space... our new appeal is coming soon.
November 4, 2026
You don't have to change the world on your own – but you can help make a difference! At Links, fundraising plays a vital role in helping us connect people, confront poverty and create potential. Every pound raised helps support our work with communities around the world, creating opportunities and helping people build brighter futures.
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November 4, 2026
This October, some of the Links team had the privilege of travelling to Southern Asia to minister alongside pastors and partners from across the continent.
November 4, 2026
Faith in Action Ministries is a Links Act4You project based in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh (India). Like many of our Act4You accounts, education is a huge part of the impact they are making in vulnerable communities.

November 4, 2026
October saw two Church Connect partnerships grow and develop between UK churches and our Links partners in Malawi.
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October 1, 2026
Norman and Pat have just visited the Links Africa Hub in Kenya! Norman's first trip to Kenya was in 1994, when he spoke at a conference organised by Brenda Marshall and Peacemakers just outside Embu. He tells us all about what it was like returning 32 years later.
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