To help create harmonious relationships with other faith organisations via interfaith and other joint activities including the sharing of common ‘platforms’.

To promote, organise, facilitate and deliver training workshops and other orientation programmes in areas; namely in education, arts, health and economic well-being. Imbue confidence and renewal among communities, by facilitating lifelong opportunities so that members feel valued, by contributing to personal development and that of the wider society.

To encourage, promote and stimulate opportunities in cultural, economic, educational, health, social areas for members aged 50 and over, including those affected by poverty, low educational attainment, economic deprivation and social exclusion in the West Midlands and elsewhere.

To make available opportunities in arts including literature and poetry to imbue creativity, thereby boosting emotional, mental and physical capability and capacity of all age groups, but more especially, excluded members of society, to help alleviate loneliness and isolation. Organise literacy festivals, seminars and reading workshops to encourage a love of literature.

To facilitate and organise discussions, conferences, seminars and related events to promote services to the local and wider society including networks as well as relevant research institutions, to collate information for the benefit of society and with a view to finding practical solutions to improve health and well-being.