Trinity Centre Dalston

Our Activities

Venue hire

The Trinity Centre has a main hall available for business meetings, training, away-days, coaching, presentations and conferences and can accommodate up to 100 people.

Book our venue

Past Projects at The Trinity Centre

A number of exciting projects have been built for children in our community. Examples of projects include Saturday School Club, Duke of Edinburgh Award or Powerful Parent Workshops and many more.

Our Activities

Work and Volunteer for us

The Trinity Centre (Dalston) is currently looking for Childcare/Play workers and volunteers to work for this year.

Jobs and Volunteer

Activities at The Trinity Centre

Drumming lessons with One Drum

3.45pm – 4.45pm Wednesday
Holy Trinity Church, Beechwood Road

Ages: Open to children in years 4, 5 and 6 and their siblings. Parents may attend.

£2 suggested donation per child.

Holy Trinity School Children will be brought over from school by a teacher and need to be collected from the front entrance of Holy Trinity Church in Beechwood Road

Contact community.tcd@gmail.com

Piano classes

Tasters available

4pm – 630pm every Mondays. 3:30pm-6:30pm on Tuesdays.

only £9 for 30 minutes

Ages 5-15

No experience necessary

A parent or carer must be present for the lesson these lessons are subsidised by the trinity centre and

supported by All Saints Haggerston and Holy Trinity Dalston for info and booking:

bookings@trinitysaintsunited.co.uk

Work and Volunteer for us

The Trinity Centre (Dalston) is currently looking for Childcare/Play workers and volunteers

Our working culture is inclusive, friendly and positive and located in a diverse part of London.

We are seeking talented, creative and hard working people to join our team. If you think you have what it takes then please get in contact.

Please contact trinitycentredalston@gmail.com if you are interested in volunteering at the Trinity Centre

Jobs currently available

Trinity Centre (Dalston) also welcomes volunteers; whatever your background or skill there's a place for you with us! Volunteering is the most worthwhile thing you can ever do. It gives a real sense of achievement, allows the development of new skills and the social possibilities are endless.

About us

The Trinity Centre (Dalston) was established as a charity in 1996 providing family development and child care services. It was opened to the public in 1997 after a fundraising campaign, that drew support from her Royal Highness the princess of Wales, secured the funds for the refurbishment of the building.

Trustees

Incumbent – Vicar
PAROCHIAL Church Council (PCC)
Church Wardens

Directors/Management Committee

Oliver Payne - Chair
Gwen Gutzmore
Collin Davis
Frankie Flore
Arseni Brabbs - Real Estate and IT

Vision

The aims and objectives for the Centre are to provide a social, economic, training and community resource for the local neighbourhood through:

- Providing a venue for hire for the local community groups

- Practical support to parents enabling them to learn, experience and develop new and existing skills

- Offer a wide programme of activities so that each child or young person will have an opportunity to enjoy and participate according to their ability and needs, allowing growth in confidence and self-esteem.

-Offer affordable childcare during the holidays for children to attend with lunch provided to promote development and learning and helps keep low-income families in work.

Background

Since its opening the Centre has made its space available for the local community and successfully run a range of family and children’s programmes for the community serving over 1000 children, 400 young people, 300 members of the public and supports over 10 groups.

Among the most prominent are the Trinity After School Club, providing daily educational and recreational activities for local children Monday-Friday and the Boyz To Men project that offered practical support to young men failing in the education system and more generally in realising their full potential.

We recognise that the greatest impact the centre will have on the provision of local community amenities, is childcare and parenting support.