We are a grassroots non-profit NGO that empowers individuals and communities in Spain & Africa. We help the marganilised, vulnerable and those fleeing war and persecution to attain their vision for their future. The CC mission experience offers a unique opportunity for you to live your calling.
Collectively, We Are Making A Difference
Live Your Calling
Our mission experience has been created to mobilize those who have had a calling to serve others, empower communities and develop leaders. This life changing experience starts in southern Spain where volunteers are hosted at the 285m2 “CC Base” whilst helping with local outreach projects. Volunteers are taken through “cross cultural” and leader development training before being deployed to Tanzania.
Lent 2018
Lent 2017
This year Bishop John chose Collective Calling as the overseas recipient. (See The European Anglican Summer 2016 and Spring 2017). Founded by Paul and Gemma Carr from the Costa del Sol West Anglican Church and sponsored in Scotland by Fr William Mounsey, a priest of the Diocese of Edinburgh and regular locum in the Diocese in Europe, Collective Calling’s work among refugees and migrants was supported by over sixty congregations in Edinburgh, Lothian and the Scottish Borders. (See page 4 on “read more”)
Collective Calling were invited to attend this years Diocese of Europe Synod, Spain. We had the opportunity to speak about the lives and experiences of refugees as we have seen it through our time working in refugee crisis. Since then we are honored to have been chosen by St Vincent’s Anglican Church, Portugal for this years Lent appeal.
St Vincent´s Church is part of the Diocese in Europe (a diocese of the Church of England) and a member of the Anglican Communion. The Chaplaincy has been serving the Algarve since 1963: you can read about their history on the About of their the Chaplaincy page. They are a diverse group of people united in seeking to follow Christ.
You can visit their site here: http://www.stvincentsalgarve.org
Diocese in Europe
Last Summer, The European Anglican featured the story of Paul Carr who, supported by a group of churches on Spain’s Costa del Sol, embarked on a project to work with refugees and migrants in Greece. Here is his latest news. (Pg 7 on “read more”)
Recent Posts
Our recent empowerment program in Nyarugusu refugee camp impacted 17 groups of persons with disabilities, that´s 919...
Posted by Collective Calling on Saturday, September 8, 2018
Part of our program in Nyarugusu camp in collaboration with DRS-Tanzania, requires the identification of persons with...
Posted by Collective Calling on Friday, August 24, 2018
Healing For Spain
Today we built relationships with the community of Asoc. Vecinal Rincon Centro (El Angel), a community who have been marginalised and bridges were built today to bring love to an area that has been neglected.
Container of Hope
We are so pleased to say that the Container of Hope has been packed with all of the items that were given tax exemption and will be shipped on Friday!
Children with disabilities census
The data being collected through the identification process happening now in Nyarugusu refugee camp, is a first of it’s kind.
Sub-Saharan Refugee Response
Over the course of the past few weeks we have been transporting various baby / children items from Spain to Morocco, destined for sub Saharan refugees.
We Were Created to Serve
Our team have had a great few days entertaining vulnerable children here in Fes. It really is a privilege and an honor to serve these precious children.
Cultural Language Acquisition & You
Our team in Morocco had an empowering time learning Moroccon Arabic with CLAY (Cultural Language Acquisition & You).
Sub-Saharan Refugee Community
Our first preliminary mission to Morocco was conducted in the month of April and to say it was a success would be an understatement.
Marbella Distribution
Behind the glittery lifestyle of Marbella, lay areas hidden away, that are full of depression, areas where people are really suffering and are in real need of help.
Morocco Mission Experience
Our team have successfully dropped off the following donated items from Spain, which are destined for sub Saharan refugees in Casablanca.
Collective Calling Base
Our friend Nick here, who has cerebral palsy, has completed his first painting (a rose) which will be one of many pieces that will be showcased at our art exhibition.
Being His light and Love
Our second delivery of aid, which is destined for Sub-Saharan refugees residing in Morocco, Casablanca, has successfully been received in Tangier.
