Trinity Community Hub Has Reopened With Normal Operating Hours

The Trinity Community Hub reopened as of Monday.

Photo courtesy of One City Peterborough.

The daytime drop-in and meal program and overnight shelter service resume their normal operating hours.

Trinity Community Hub was temporarily closed on Sept. 29 so the operator, One City Peterborough, could complete necessary repairs to the building.

Day programming runs from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. The overnight shelter programs run from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. daily.

Monday also marked the launch of the Clean Team pilot program, which helps keep public spaces clean and welcoming.

One City Peterborough has hired ten individuals to participate in the eight-week program, bringing their lived experience of homelessness and housing precarity to the work.

The team will focus on areas surrounding the Trinity Hub, the Peterborough Public Library branch on Aylmer Street, Simcoe and Bethune Park, the Peterborough Transit Terminal and other streets with high concentrations of businesses and pedestrian traffic.

The program aims to provide cleaner public spaces and improved neighbourhood appearance while giving employees income, job experience and community connection.

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