A place where people and ideas can come together

The Centre
Situated in Hastings Town Centre at 35 Robertson Street in the Trust's HQ, the Resource Centre's services are for all visitors and residents.

Inernet & IT
Open Mondays to Fridays from 9:30 to 17.00, situated on the ground floor with access for the disabled (including toilet) it has seven PC’s for public use – all with fast broad band internet connections. Free and friendlly help is always available for Internet novices.

Digital Printing Service
A new digital printer can produce, from paper originals or from computer files, A4 and A3 high quality colour and black and white prints. Prices are very competitive: A4 black and white 10p a side, colour 80p a side. Double these prices for A3. The printer can also create A4 and A5 folded and stapled booklets.

Display Space
There is a seating area and board available for the display of community notices by local organisations and individuals. The Centre, in partnership with Hastings College of Arts & Technology, has recently been completely redecorated with the aim of making it into a new display space for local students and artists. Students and artists can now show their work in an easy to access space right in Hastings town centre - click here for information on our latest exhibition and sample images.

Advice & Information
Advice and information on adult learning, volunteering and skills. Appointments are not usually necessary. All consultations are confidential and free. Click here for more information.

Searching for Funds
The Centre has has access to databases that reduce the time searching for funding for both individuals and groups. The service is free apart from any printing required. Training/assistance available where required.

Meetings
Meeting room space is available on the first floor. Click here for more information and booking form.

Credit Union Collections
A weekly collection and the opportunity to find out more about the Hastings and Rother Credit Union

Volunteering
Use your skills and learn new ones as a Trust volunteer in a friendly and supportive atmosphere. Research shows that volunteering is a good way to find work if you are unemployed and a good way to remain mentally active if you are retired or disabled. The Trust has some excellent volunteer opportunities in reception work (IT skills necessary), research and IT.

Benefits:
· Builds confidence and motivation
· A sense of achievement
· A good way to gain references
· Social skills enhanced
· Personal growth and development
· We pay travel and other expenses