The Grubb Institute is an applied research foundation working globally to mobilise values, faiths and beliefs as a resource for the transformation, healing and repair of organisations, people and society.

What is our purpose?
We were established as a Christian foundation in 1957. Our purpose is to contribute to the healing, repair and wellbeing of society by helping people draw upon Christian and other faith and belief frameworks to transform themselves, their groups and their organisations.

What is our faith position?
Professional staff and Associates at the Institute reflect a diversity of personal faiths and spiritualities, seeking a shared understanding of our underlying human connectedness and the power this offers to heal and transform organisations. This is a practical expression of the Council of Trustees who are informed by a Christian theology, that recognises and engages with the heritage, culture and theological traditions of the diverse faiths present in our society.

Our distinctiveness lies in our integrated approach which aligns expertise derived from human sciences with faith and belief, through applied research to generate a positive and transforming effect in society.

Our contribution is to offer opportunities that liberate people to choose roles in organisations and communities that are not just good for the individual but good for all.