Aviva Awards £5,000 to help young people in Winchester into employment The Aviva Community Fund makes grants to local charities and causes voted for by the general public. Local homelessness charity Trinity Winchester was recently awarded £5,000 from this scheme....

HELPERS NEEDED FOR FUNDRAISING SPRING 2018 Would you like to help raise money and awareness to help homeless people in Winchester? We have a number of opportunities for you to get directly involved. Take a look below, and give Lucy a call or email to express your...

A new mezzanine level built at Trinity's day centre  Work has begun on extending Trinity's building to make better use of the space in the main hall. The existing upstairs office space currently houses the management, fundraising and admin staff, with space also...

Trinity Winchester plans to extend services to include accommodation Trinity is Winchester's local day centre providing practical and emotional support to over 600 homeless and other vulnerable people every year. However with plans to build a two storey extension onto...

Ian began accessing Trinity’s services after being released from prison. He attended the Job Club on-site, determined to find employment and change his life. He was becoming despondent with rejections but still persevered. Trinity's Job Club offered use of computers,...