With huge thanks to Simon Mack of Simon Mack Architecture, who has generously volunteered his expertise and vision to transform this quirky, almost derelict building into a future-proof community asset while carefully preserving the character and individuality that make it special.

Henley Community Hub at Trinity Hall

Henley Community Hub, otherwise known as Trinity Hall exists to create a shared space where people of all ages can meet, grow, and thrive together.

We are building an inclusive, accessible hub at the heart of Henley that puts community first a place for young people, families, charities, artists, volunteers, and local groups to connect, create, and be supported. From youth services and wellbeing support to music, sport, learning, and celebration, the Hub is designed to be flexible, welcoming, and genuinely useful to the people who use it.

The primary aim of Henley Community Hub is to provide high-quality, accessible support for young people at every stage of their development. The Hub will offer a safe, welcoming environment where young people can access youth services, counselling and wellbeing support, a youth club, a supervised gym, homework and study support, and creative opportunities. By bringing these services together under one roof, the Hub will reduce barriers to access, encourage early support, and create a trusted space where young people feel seen, supported, and empowered to build confidence, skills, and resilience.

Our approach is rooted in strong governance, safeguarding, and transparency. We believe community spaces only work when trust, independence, and accountability are taken seriously. That’s why we are committed not just to providing facilities, but to setting a standard for how community organisations should be run.

Henley Community Hub is about more than a building.

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