AVIVA

Employers' Liability Insurance
CHA00709

WHAT WE DO

Founded in 2010 we are a local community association aiming to support Timorese people and families living in Peterborough. 

We have set up projects and services to provide guide and advice to community members, develop a sense of community spirit, help with community integration, promote culture and sporting activities. By providing guidance and advice to community centre.

• Co-operating with others we provide guidance and advice.
• We have a Women’s Group and Youth Club.
• We organise social and cultural activities including dance workshops, football club, table tennis, basket ball and the Cafe Timor drop-in.

THE WAY FORWARD:

INTEGRATION, EDUCATION

AND EMPOWERMENT

CARING & SUPPORTING

THE TIMORESE COMMUNITY

How our members say they benefit:

1. “ It links us to wider community in Peterborough”

2. “ My family has had more interaction with other communities, as well as being more involved with the activities”

3. " We can be together, we can share experiences”

Due to the Covid-19, for the temporary all programs are suspended until further notice. But we operating remotely to support people in need. So please contact us if you need to! Thank you. 

It's NEW (Everyone Welcome)

FUN FITNESS SUNDAY NIGHT TIMOR P'BORO

Support by Health Xchange

KEEP YOURSELF FIT and HEALTHY

Supported by Health Exchange

Instructor: Jerry Potter

Contact: Clara 07907993248

Every Sunday Night

From 7pm

At: Compas Charity

19 Fizwilliam Street

Peterborough PE12RR

SPORTS ACTIVITIES

COVID19 Info....

We are part of COVID19 (VCS Group led by PCVS and Peterborough City Council) 

We offer translation support Portuguese and Tetum language.

We also support most vulnerable people in our community to reduce stress/anxiety, we providing free food parcel delivery and other support.

Please contact us: timorcommunity_peterborough@hotmail.co.uk

mobile: 07407177504

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Almost 200 Timorese are working as key workers in Peterborough and the surrounding area during the COVID 19 crisis. They are working hard in different shifts from the morning, afternoon and evening.
Most of them are working in a food production factory to supply foods into supermarket. Some in Social Care, Hospitals, Schools and community volunteer.

STAY AT HOME, PROTECT THE NHS, SAVE LIVES.