Encouraging community involvement to promote the wellbeing of families

The scheme was run by fully qualified and trained staff offering a safe play and learning environment to children of all abilities.

The activities included sensory play sessions and regular learning excursions. The scheme for 4 – 11 year olds, ran the second Saturday of each month, between 10am and 1pm.

The Beechwood

The youth club for Hackney teens.
By teens 4 teens.
7pm – 11pm first Friday each month.

For 14 to 18 year olds interested in the event and entertainment industry and wanting to learn all aspects of events and venue management.

Girls 2 Women

• For young women aged between 13 – 19
• Interested in promoting events for young people
• Like to gain accredited skills in event production
• Need to develop your interpersonal and team working skills .

To be involved in supporting the production and promotion of a range of events throughout the year at the Centre, locally, regionally and other parts of the Country such as Reading, Nottingham etc whilst developing event production, business and personal skills.

Boys 2 Men

Ran by the Trinity Centre Youth Group for young people to take part in their new project:

• For young men aged between 13 – 19
• Interested in promoting events for young people
• Like to gain accredited skills in event production
• Need to develop your interpersonal and team working skills 

To be involved in supporting the production and promotion of a range of events throughout the year at the Centre, locally, regionally and other parts of the Country such as Reading, Nottingham etc whilst developing event promotion, business and personal skills.

Duke of Edinburgh Award Support Programme

The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme is a programme of activities for young people aged between 14 and 24. There are 3 levels of awards available - Bronze, Silver and Gold. Young people achieve the awards by completing a personal programme of activities in 4 areas (5 for the Gold Award):

• Volunteering
• Physical
• Skills
• Expedition
• Residential (Gold Award only)

The Centre's youth programme gave young people the opportunity to complete all of the areas of the award.

Want to help your child succeed in school and life.
Learn how to make the education, health, housing and justice system work to your benefit.
Bond and communicate better with children.
Making time for yourself.

Become a powerful parent.

Free ten week programme for parents and carers.
4:00pm – 6:00pm.

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.

We require a Community Development Co-ordinator to work with the local community of the Trinity Centre, Holy Trinity and All Saints Churches, residents and Holy Trinity Primary School to bring about social change and improve the quality of life in the local area through the outreach of the Trinity Centre charity. The co-ordinator will work to act as the link between these communities and a range of other local authority and voluntary sector providers, residents’ associations and local community bodies. The candidate will be passionate about addressing inequality and harnessing the resources of the TC and local residents to bring their own positive change and opportunity to this area of Haggerston and Dalston.
The post is offered initially as a day a week 

Job spec: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x1AZbIaJXORO4y3S-71XhCuvtyCDtoM6/view?usp=sharing

For more information email vicar@trinitysaintsunited.co.uk

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.