In any pregnancy, both the woman and preborn baby have inherent value and dignity, by virtue of being made in the image of God. CARE is passionately pro-woman and pro-life.
Here you will find resources, blogs and practical tips on the coronavirus to equip and inspire you in these uncertain times.
Human trafficking is one of the greatest violations of human dignity. We are fighting for effective laws that will help victims get better support.
Strong families are foundational to a healthy society. Marriages too are vital, representing the gold standard of commitment. CARE is committed to upholding both.
Where assisted suicide is legal, it makes vulnerable people feel like a burden. CARE works to uphold laws that protect those people, and to assist them to live—not to commit suicide.
We believe people were made for purpose, not purchase. Exploitation within the sex industry affects some of the most vulnerable in our society. CARE is working for better laws to protect them.
While for some, gambling is just harmless fun, for a significant minority it causes genuine devastation. Our vision is to see laws passed that will help protect vulnerable problem gamblers.
For children and young people, access to harmful online content is only a click away. CARE is working towards a society where they are as well-protected online as they are offline.
The right to freedom of religion or belief is a fundamental human right. We are campaigning to safeguard these freedoms in our society.
CARE is exploring the theological, social and practical implications of advances in artificial intelligence and robotics.
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At the heart of all of CARE’s work is our determination to uphold the truth that human beings made in God’s image are immensely valuable and deserve to be treated with dignity and compassion.
We want to show a better story for our culture and society, and we want to be part of shaping that in structures that we are given as citizens in the UK…
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CARE is making a real difference in society by telling a better story — by standing up for the value of life from conception through to its natural end, and by being a voice for the voiceless.
Our vision is to point people to God during this time so that they might trust Him and find comfort and encouragement from His word. The resources included here are intended to equip and inspire you all in these uncertain times to pray without ceasing, asking God to be merciful to our land, our neighbours and to our families.
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At CARE, we believe we have a better story to tell. God has good news for our world and we want that news to ripple out in society, changing hearts and minds.
Our aim is to make a long-lasting and positive impact on our culture, and to reach as many people as possible. To do that, we decided to launch a brand new website, designed for the digital age.
The new site allows us to develop the resources we can offer visitors, as well as presenting all the information we have in a more appealing and accessible way.
Our new logo is designed to capture the idea of CARE speaking out, and God’s truth causing a ripple effect in society. The new tagline, ‘CARE for what you believe’ is all about inviting people to stand with us in defence of the vulnerable and voiceless.
We hope you find the new website helpful, inspiring and resourceful. We will continue to update it regularly with the latest news, blogs and resources. Please join us in being part of sharing God’s good news for politics, for culture, and for each and every person in our society.
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Explore the arguments for and against assisted suicide, and learn more from CARE's perspective.
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The Northern Ireland Executive today has rejected attempts to permit ‘DIY at-home’ abortions during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Under the guise of the coronavirus lockdown abortion campaigners have taken the opportunity to lobby the UK Government to substantially change the rules around abortion pills, something they have been wanting to do for years, as this blog explains.
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The number of potential modern slavery victims referred to the UK’s National Referral Mechanism (NRM) rose sharply last year, according to the latest statistics published today.
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In recent days, the British Government alongside the Scottish and Welsh Governments have indicated they are going to allow women to take both abortion pills at home in response to pressure from lobby groups. These groups argue that this change is necessary due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Father, we pray for more solutions to protect children and young people from accessing inappropriate and harmful online material. Please help the government to pass effective legislation and bless initiatives that provide education and advice to those affected. Amen.
Pray with us today about online safety
CARE is supporting Lord McColl's Modern Slavery (Victim Support) Bill, alongside a coalition of organisations. It guarantees victims of modern slavery at least 12 months of support, ensuring they live free for good.
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