AGM

Join us on Wednesday 19th November, 7pm. 

Includes presentations from Trinity’s Counselling and Recovery leads

A Merry Little Christmas

Festive carols by candlelight

Thursday 18th December

The Hospital of St Cross

Trinity Detox Room

Helping people to reduce their dependance on drugs and alcohol in the community

Coming soon

Mayoral Charity 25'-26'

We are delighted to have been selected as one of the Mayor of Winchester’s chosen charities.

In need of support?

If you would like to talk to somebody, or you know somebody in crisis, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Our Women's Service

We have a specialist woman only service based at Trinity to support women who are experiencing an area of vulnerability.

About Us

We provide vital practical and emotional support to over 650 people each year who are experiencing the effects of homelessness and domestic abuse amongst other vulnerabilities.

Need Help?

If you would like to talk to somebody, or you know somebody in crisis, please do not hesitate to get in touch on 01962 842827.

Visit our day centre or email admin@trinitywinchester.org.uk

Get Involved

If you feel you’d like to get involved with our life-changing work, there are many ways you can help.

Visit our events page, volunteer your time, donate or join our Key Supporters Club.

Our Services

Our services are open to a wide range of people, from the most chronically excluded rough sleepers, to ex care-leavers on low incomes needing support with housing, employment or training.

Where does my money go?

Your donation can make a real difference in the life of a vulnerable person.

To view our latest annual review click here or find us on the Charity Commission website.

£250 – supports six sessions of ‘Learning4Life’ – Trinity’s learning and training programme that helps people back into employment.

£25 – pays for one session of outreach – a vital way to access and engage with the most entrenched rough sleepers in our city.

£100 per day is the cost of buying and preparing meals for an average of 50 people a day.

£150 – provides access for one woman into our Women’s Service to receive counselling and advice sessions for somebody in or fleeing from an abusive relationship.

Our Vision

Working together for better lives in our community.

Our Mission

We encourage everyone to work together to provide a safe place where people affected by homelessness and social deprivation can maximise their life chances. We do this by:

  • Creating environments and services where people feel valued and safe
  • Being a place where people enjoy coming to work
  • Attracting supporters who share our values

Our Values

We support our clients by helping them to change their situation and aspire towards fulfilling futures.

  • We are non-judgemental and compassionate
  • We embrace diversity and inclusivity
  • We empower people by helping them to build the confidence and skills to make positive changes in their lives
  • We value our staff and volunteers
  • We listen to and work with others