About Us

Established over 30 years!
Trudewind Road Neighbourhood House is a non-profit community organisation that has been established for over thirty years

The centre is a place to meet, share and develop new skills and friendships in an informal welcoming atmosphere.

We offer a variety of affordable adult education, art and craft groups and classes, and other activities to around 180 people each week in response to the needs of our community.

Our Core Values

  • A welcoming, inclusive and friendly environment
  • Affordable skills development and adult learning
  • A place to enjoy new friendships and a sense of belonging
  • Effectively listening and responding to Community needs

Our Management Committee

Trudewind management is represented by a broad cross section of members of the community. This ensures that a variety of opinions and ideas are brought to the organisation. Individuals with varying backgrounds and skills meet once a month to oversee the direction of the centre, monitor finances and deal with arising issues in a cohesive and constructive process. The members are highly committed to the centre and its over-arching philosophy of inclusion and acceptance.

Lyn Plant

Treasurer

Leanne Cator

Chairperson

Nicole Duffy

Vice Chairperson

Sue Lees

Assistant Secretary

Heather Williams

Secretary, Public Officer

General Committee Members

General Committee Members bring a wealth of knowledge, ideas and commitment to Trudewind. Representing many facets of the community, their contribution is invaluable to effectively responding to the community and to the smooth running of the organisation.

Greg Haysom

Commitee Member

Andrew Baker

Commitee Member

Sue Martin

Commitee Member

Our Staff

Trudewind permanent staff includes the Coordinator, Book keeper and Cleaner.
Several long standing and highly skilled tutors are also employed each term to teach the classes conducted at the centre.

Leisha Deery

Coordinator

Amberliah Duffy

Digital Mentor

Our Volunteers

Volunteers are an integral part of Trudewind, contributing in a multitude of ways. Volunteering is a great way to gain a sense of belonging and purpose. New volunteers are always welcome.

What Our Clients Say

5/5
Trudewind Rd Neighbourhood House has given me a place to learn Oil Painting in a friendly environment and at a cost a pensioner can afford. I have made new friends and have the opportunity to get out of the house for something other than the weekly shopping.
R
4.5/5
Thoroughly enjoyed this Paint Pouring class…. very affordable…. A big thank you and I look forward to the advanced session.
K
5/5
As I am 84 years old now and not able to do a lot of activities it is important for me to attend Water Colour Painting at Trudewind Rd Neighbourhood House. I have also done several computer courses which have enables me to keep up with technology.
N
4.5/5
Without my visits to Trudewind Rd Neighbourhood House my life would be very different. I would be socially isolated and would lack mental stimulation. It gives me a reason to get up in the morning.
M

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