Business Details
Community Support and Venue Hire in Nottingham
The Vine Community Centre has been dedicated to serving Nottingham's most disadvantaged communities since its establishment. Our mission focuses on addressing challenges arising from cultural diversity, unemployment, mental health, and social isolation through tailored programmes. We provide free counselling services, peer support groups for mothers and women, community engagement activities, and essential baby item distribution. Our venue hire facilities accommodate diverse community needs, from therapy sessions to large gatherings.With a heritage of preserving local history through projects like the WWI Roll of Honour restoration and Windrush Pioneers documentation, we combine modern support with cultural preservation. Our team collaborates with NHS partners and educational institutions to deliver family mentorship and religious education resources. Through strategic partnerships and volunteer networks, we create inclusive spaces that foster community cohesion and personal development.
Services
Counselling Services
Support Groups
Venue Hire
Baby Bank
Heritage Projects
Community Activities
Volunteer Programmes
Family Mentorship
Religious Education
Event Spaces
Highlights and features
- We offer free counselling services to Nottingham residents over 18
- Our heritage projects preserve local history while supporting communities
- We provide essential baby items through the Around Again baby bank
- Our venue hire includes accessible spaces for up to 100 people
- We operate dementia-friendly community activities and senior support groups
What people say
Safe and welcoming community centre
Warm welcome for our team
Range of support
Equipped facilities
Heart of the community
Services
Counselling Service
Free professional counselling for Nottingham residents over 18. Available face-to-face, via video call, or telephone. Sessions accommodate evening appointments to suit working individuals. Self-referral or agency referral options available.
Baby Bank
Essential baby items distribution for families up to age 4. Requires professional or self-referral. Donations accepted Monday-Thursday 9:30am-1:30pm. Provides clothing, cots, pushchairs, and toys to families in need.
Venue Hire
Flexible spaces for community and commercial use. Options include 100-capacity hall, meeting rooms, and outdoor courtyard. Equipment hire available. Car park with 24 spaces. Restrictions apply for private family parties.
Heritage Projects
Community-led history preservation initiatives including WWI Roll of Honour restoration and Windrush Generation documentation. Digitises historical records and creates educational displays. Partners with local libraries and cultural organisations.
Support Groups
Peer support groups for mothers, women with mental health experiences, and older adults. Includes antenatal/postnatal support, dementia-friendly exercise, and over-55 social groups. No booking required for most sessions.
Questions
What mental health support services do you offer?
We provide free counselling for Nottingham residents over 18 through our Freeing Minds service, with sessions available face-to-face, by video call, or telephone.
What venue hire options are available?
We offer multiple spaces including a 100-capacity hall, meeting rooms, and courtyard. Prices start at £11/hour with equipment hire available for £5/item.
Do you have heritage or history projects?
Yes, we preserve local history through initiatives like WWI Roll of Honour restoration and Windrush Generation documentation with public exhibitions and digitised records.
What community support groups operate at the centre?
We host antenatal/postnatal support, women's mental health groups, dementia-friendly exercise sessions, and senior coffee mornings with varied weekly schedules.
How can I donate items to your charity?
Donations of clothes, toys, and baby equipment are accepted Monday-Thursday 9:30am-1:30pm at our Bobbers Mill Road location.
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