We believe we can make a difference
 We don't think that poverty is inevitable. We work at a local, national and international level to challenge the policies that prevent people from building their way out of poverty; they face.
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We support communities to tackle the root causes of their poverty. Read about how we are supporting people to challenge the marginalisation they face.
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We support national goverments to respond more effectively to the needs of the poor. In Malawi for example we work closely with the Malawian Ministry of Agriculture to offer a more effective and appropriate support service to farmers.
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We engage with debates on issues that matter to us through social media (see our blog and our Facebook page) We also respond to online and print media articles.
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We campaign in the UK for policies to end poverty.
With a large number of new MPs likely to be elected in the 2010 election, it is crucial that we show them that global poverty is an election issue.
Why don't you campaign with us? Visit the Vote Global website (www.voteglobal.org.uk) to find actions you can take, questions to ask your candidates, a map of local hustings events and lots more information about how you can make this election count for the world’s poor.
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We are a member of the UK Food Group, the leading UK network of NGOs working on global food and agriculture issues. As part of a group of over 30 organisations, we seek to promote sustainable food security policies and to strengthen the capacity of civil society to contribute effectively to international consultations on food security.
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Find Your Feet is a member of the GM Freeze campaign, an alliance of national organisations that are united by a belief that we must stop and think about the implications of new GM technologies and the questions that remain to be answered about their safety and impact. Read more about our position on GM technologies.
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Find Your Feet is a proud supporter of the Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP), a coalition made up of community groups, organisations, individuals and campaigners from 100 countries around the world who are committed to the fight against poverty.
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Find Your Feet is member of Bond. Bond is the UK membership body for non-governmental organisations (NGOs) working in international development. Established in 1993, Bond now has over 330 member organisations, from large organisations with a world-wide presence to smaller, more specialist organisations working in specific regions or with specific groups of people.
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