Bringing new VISION to Life
LifeWorks is a global trust promoting new solutions to fundamental quality of life issues that enable some of the vast untapped vision and potential that exists in our world to make a positive difference in people’s lives.
Combining the power of leading-edge science with the wisdom and compassion of established educational and humanist models it supports purposeful, cause-related projects with ethical investment and sound business practice
LifeWorks sponsors fresh perspectives and inspired approaches to universal problems that provide immediate and practical benefits at a local level and offer people new opportunities to expand and improve their experience of life.
Our agenda
Making life work better
Many essential systems are under extreme pressure to cope with the conditions we now face as a global population. Practical and evolving change in the way we manage land, water, food and financial security, disease and human health are necessary and inevitable.
These are requiring us to live and work more co-creatively and co-operatively, together and with our planet's natural systems. These imperatives are at the heart of LifeWorks intention and projects - literally supporting new ways to make life work better.
Latest news
A Dynamic Intelligence at Work
Our Microbial World
19.05.2010
A new film looking at microbe ecology and the benefits of microbial technology. The film is in two parts, watch the Understanding Microbial Life and Farming and Working in Harmony with the Microbial World videos here.
LifeWorks Regeneration DVD
30.09.2009
The LifeWorks Foundation has released a DVD as a contribution to the public exploration of new ways to ensure healthy soils, healthy plants, healthy animals and healthy humans.
Buy DVD Online | Watch introduction video
LifeWorks YouTube Channel Launch
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30.09.2009
LifeWorks are pleased to announce the launch of our new Channel on YouTube. We are featuring short clips from the Regeneration DVD around the campaign issues of Water Retention, Soil Health, Peak Oil, Communities and Carbon Building in Soil.
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