Aims and Ethos
All identity is created in the encounter with others. How we meet others – how we treat them – is the central challenge of all human existence. Holywell Trust was formed in 1988 with the aims, outlined below, which attempt to address the encounter with others. There are many different contexts for this work; historical, social, psychological, political, environmental, spiritual – and we have attempted to address these in a variety of ways down through the years.
Holywell Trust facilitates projects in the community within in the Derry/Londonderry city and urban areas as well as cross-border region.
These projects aim to advance community development through community education in civic participation, historical & heritage research and education, environmental awareness and action, and personal education of citizens
The Trust encourages transformation through partnership, innovation and the development of a new enabling vision.
The Trust initiates projects in the community which reflect the synergy of community and personal development.
The Trust encourages transformation through collaborative working and partnership building.
The Trust runs training courses, conferences and seminars.
The Trust provides support to and encourages co-operation with and between individuals, groups, voluntary and statutory agencies whenever it is appropriate.
The Trust provides a point of contact for many smaller unfunded groups seeking information experience and expertise on a number of issues from suicide prevention to planning issues on an ongoing basis of friendship mutual respect and support.
DONATIONS
If you wish to make a donation to help Holywell Trust peruse its charitable objectives you can currently do this by sending a cheque to our postal address at Holywell trust 10-12 Bishop Street, Derry/Londonderry, Northern Ireland. BT47 2PE
The Trust is currently applying for Grant Aid registration.
