The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have commissioned a report which sets out a radical and inspiring vision for England’s social care system. The Commission spent the last year and half speaking to people who get care and support, those who give it as well as academics, policy makers and politicians.

Caring’s not easy, and care homes are struggling. Caring goes to the heart of what it means to be human. It’s hard, but it can also be the most life-giving thing we ever do. It comes back to that essential lesson: that we need each other. This year in my New Year message I had the privilege of visiting a Care Home, Bradbury Grange in Whitstable where I met residents and carers.

House of Lords 9th December 2022; The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury to move that this House takes note of the principles behind contemporary UK asylum and refugee policy, and of the response to the challenges of forced migration.

The Archbishop of Canterbury’s Reconciliation Ministry team have launched a “transformative” course for prisons that explores conflict, forgiveness and reconciliation.

Archbishop Justin writes for The Guardian about the possibility of peace and building a new world out of brokenness. 

Archbishop Justin has signed a joint letter to The Times on the Government's refugee policy

A statement by Archbishop Justin Welby

The Archbishop of Canterbury addressed the 11th Assembly of the World Council of Churches which took place in Karlsruhe, Germany with the theme "Christ's love moves the world to reconciliation and unity".

Read Archbishop Justin's article for Premier Christianity magazine about Christ's call of reconciliation to all Christians.