Poole Communities Trust is a registered charity supporting residents across Branksome, Bourne and Turlin Moor. The organisation runs community centres, affordable activities, youth sessions, family events, cafés, food stores and local support services designed to help people connect, learn and stay active. It also works with residents to develop community-led projects, making it an important source of practical support, social opportunities and low-cost activities in Poole.
Branksome Community Centre: Recreation Road, Poole, Dorset, BH12 2EA
Telephone: 01202 920947
Bourne Community Hub: Northmere Road, Poole, Dorset, BH12 4DY
Telephone: 01202 113988
Turlin Moor enquiries: 07714 540180
Email: hello@poolecommunitiestrust.org.uk
Website: poolecommunitiestrust.org.uk
Registered charity: 1165309
Activities and opening times differ between locations, so residents should check the relevant centre’s current programme before visiting.
Poole Communities Trust works with local people to strengthen communities and create accessible places where residents can meet, find support and take part in activities.
Its work is concentrated in Branksome, Bourne and Turlin Moor, with programmes shaped around the needs of each neighbourhood.
Services vary by location and can include:
Many activities are free or low-cost, although availability and eligibility may vary.
The Trust runs regular youth activities across Bourne, Branksome and Turlin Moor. Current programmes can include football, dance, games, crafts, youth cafés and sessions for younger children.
Its aim is to give children and young people safe, welcoming opportunities to stay active, learn new skills and make friends.
Community food stores operate in Bourne and Turlin Moor, helping eligible local households access groceries at a reduced cost. Bourne Community Hub also hosts visiting advice services and operates a community-focused café serving affordable snacks and lunches.
Eligibility, membership costs and opening hours should be checked directly before visiting.
Poole Communities Trust welcomes support from volunteers, trustees, partner organisations and local residents. Opportunities may include helping at community events, supporting activities, contributing professional skills or becoming involved in future projects.
Anyone interested in volunteering, donating or suggesting a new community activity can contact the Trust directly.
Please complete this form to request more information.
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