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Mission

Creative Expression for All - our mission is to use the Centre to engage the local community of all ages in imaginative and socially inclusive projects

We want to:

  • Continue to provide a community hub for digital music, video, multi-media, visual and performing arts projects

  • Develop an extensive range of culturally diverse community and arts activities for all ages, backgrounds and abilities

  • Contribute to regeneration, by supporting local initiatives and prioritising resources for education and training

  • Promote access and sustainability awareness in all areas of our activities

  • Form links with other agencies and organisations in these areas

 

The Trinity Centre is protected by covenant for use in service of Youth, Community, Education and the Arts.

Trinity is committed to honouring this covenant and provides a mixture of modern technology and creative urban energy in an historical setting in order to achieve this.

Many of our projects aim to explore the rich cultural heritage of Trinity and its surrounding communities and increase cohesion.

 

Trinity has no religious or political affiliation. We are open and accessible to all and in particular, focus provision of services to Easton, Ashley and Lawrence Hill wards.

We ask that all visitors and Centre users respect each other and treat everyone as equals in line with the Trinity Code of Conduct.

M&A
Trinity's Memorandum & Articles of Association
Trinity Community Arts Ltd (TCA)
TCA is a community association formed to manage the Trinity Centre in Lawrence Hill Bristol
Our Aims
TCA aims to work with the people from Lawrence Hill, Easton, Ashley and the wider Bristol community to deliver imaginative and socially inclusive projects
Environmental & Ethical Policies
We are committed to running the Centre with high environmental and ethical standards
Child Protection & Vulnerable Adults Policies
The safety and well-being of children, young people and vulnerable adults are a core values of this organisation
Confidentiality, Complaints & Grieviances
Trinity Community Arts aims to provide services of an acceptable standard for all our users and stakeholders
Health & Safety
The Trinity Centre and gardens are covered by the Health and Safety at Work Act 1973, and later revisions. The Centre is also covered by guidelines related to public events

TCA Annual Reports

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Partners & Funders

Trinity is supported by several partnership organisations and often receives funding for specific projects