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TCC Youth Council

We're thrilled to announce that Trinity College Centre is now accepting applications for our Youth Council! This is a fantastic chance for young leaders to make their voices heard and drive positive change in our community.

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Southwark private renters support

Through the Southwark Private Renters Support Project, we want to give private tenants a voice, and to provide a safe space for them to meet, exchange information and get help where needed.

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Focus Taekwon-do

Every Friday - 5:30pm -7:30pm

We cover Taekwon-Do fundamentals in our patterns and sparring, as well as working on self-defence and destruction (board breaking) for juniors and seniors.

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CommuniTEa Cafe | shop | Warm Hub

Evert Thursday 9am - 4:30pm

Join us to at the Trinity College Centre as we host STC Global CommuniTEA Cafe | Shop | Warm Hub. The STC Pay it forward Model “ means that you can buy someone in need a coffee, tea, snack or a shop when.

London Senior Social

2nd and 3rd Tuesday of every month 10am - 4pm

London Senior Social, a community group that support older people living in Southwark to improve the quality of their life.

We achieved this by providing, fun therapeutic activities, freshly cooked culturally sensitive meals, wheelchair-accessible transports and opportunities to meet and make new friends

The POSH CLUB

Last Tuesday of every Month

The posh club will be launching on Tuesday 30th of January. A glamorous performance and social club for the 60+. Think “posh” 1940 afternoon tea with live performers. To find out more information and to book your ticket please click the button below or contact Azara on 07311919775

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Resources for Autism - Coffee Morning

Monday 18th june 10:30am - 12pm

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The Camberwell Incredibles

The Camberwell Incredibles are a group of adults with learning disabilities who meet at Trinity College Centre in Camberwell. Together with a team of arts workers they put on art exhibitions and public events.

Our goal is to show how people with learning disabilities can play an important role in their community.

We work imaginatively to equip everyone with a full range of skills they need to lead a good, healthy, creative life.

SDCAS

Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers opened our doors in 1996 with a mission to support asylum seekers and refugees through the Borough of Southwark and prevent them falling into destitution. Since then we’ve expanded to provide a holistic service that meets all in one place from two venues to meet the needs of this population.

We offer:

Practical help, including a hot meal, clothing, food, a creche, and the opportunity to socialise in a warm and welcoming place;
Health and welfare support both physically and mentally;
Advice and advocacy, typically advising clients on immigration, benefits, housing and education issues (signposting to partner organisations where specialist input is needed) so our clients can access their rights, have shelter and the support they are entitled to; and
Skills and confidence building including English language training to speed their integration into the local community

RISE

RISE is an award-winning youth project that offers year-long support through weekly one-to-one mentoring, specialist support, and group workshops to 16-24-year-olds experiencing social isolation and/or mental health or emotional challenges in Southwark and surrounding areas.