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Our Purpose and the Kind of Work We Support

The Dhamma Centre exists to serve the needs of the community by creating spaces where people can come together in meaningful and life-affirming ways.

We are building a hub for practices and gatherings that help people feel less isolated, more connected, and more at ease in themselves and with others. At its heart, the Centre is about cultivating presence, connection, and a sense of belonging—through shared activity, thoughtful practice, and time spent together with intention.

The work we support is grounded in helping people:

• Reconnect with their bodies, breath, and inner life

• Experience companionship, friendship, and shared purpose

• Meet like-minded people in a setting that feels safe, warm, and human

• Develop rhythms and practices that support a more balanced and fulfilling way of living

We are particularly interested in activities and offerings that naturally bring people together—whether through movement, meditation, creativity, music, or simple shared experience—and that contribute to a culture of care, trust, and mutual respect within the community.

The Dhamma Centre is not a venue for isolated transactions or one-off encounters.

It is a community-centred space shaped around continuity, relationship, and long-term wellbeing.

Types of Offerings We Welcome

We are interested in activities, events, and services that support holistic well-being and encourage harmony between mind, body, and lived experience. Our intention is not to position the Centre as a clinical mental-health service, but as a place where people can feel grounded, nourished, and supported through meaningful practice and community engagement.

We particularly welcome offerings such as:

• Movement and embodied practices (e.g. Qigong, Tai Chi, Yoga, Pranayama)

• Meditation, mindfulness, contemplative, and breath-based practices

• Creative and hands-on workshops (e.g. origami, craft, flower arranging, gentle artistic practices)

• Music and intimate cultural offerings, such as acoustic or “living room” style sessions

• Small-scale, candle-lit or evening gatherings that foster connection, warmth, and a sense of togetherness

This list is not exhaustive. We remain open to well-considered proposals that align with the spirit of the Centre and contribute positively to the wider community.