The Chris Worfolk Foundation is a humanist charity that aims to inspire people to make a difference in their local community. We run a number of projects, events and groups all based on a humanist philosophy as well as providing education to the general public on such matters.
You can also find us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
14 August 2010
Humanist Chaplaincy Network
This September we’ll be launching the Humanist Chaplaincy Network, a support network for those who are volunteering or working as non-religious chaplains. The network will provide training, resources, advice and a community. To find out more information, visit the website.
14 August 2010
Inclusivity programme
At CWF we want to make sure that as many people as possible can get access to our events and resources. Because of this, we are today launching the CWF inclusivity programme. This will enable those suffering from financial hardship to apply for relief on costs such as event tickets and registration fees so that [...]
7 August 2010
Registered charity status
I’m pleased to announce that the Charity Commission for England and Wales has accepted our application for registered charity status. This won’t mean a great deal for the day to day operations at CWF. Already having charitable status with HMR&C and Leeds City Council, this latest development is more a confirmation than a new development [...]
Humanist Action Group
The Humanist Action Group, based in Leeds, is an organisation dedicated to doing good work in the community because we believe that this is the only life we have and we should make the most of it and help others to do the same.
Founded by Chris Worfolk and Richard Parker in 2009 the group aims to facilitate and encourage people doing volunteer work in the community, organising and proactively taking part in good work projects and events.
humanistaction.org
Perspective
Perspective is a new course launching January 2009 which aims to promote discussion between faith and non-faith group and better educate non-believers about religion.
Each session a representative of a different faith is invited down to talk about their beliefs and answer the questions of non-believers.
perspectivecourse.org