A community space for truth seeking ,healthy conversation and integration
Welcome to Truth Centre
A space built on honesty, understanding, and community.
At TruthCentre, we believe truth is the foundation of healing and connection. Our mission is to create a place where people of all ages can learn, grow, and support one another — from children discovering emotional awareness, to adults finding clarity in dialogue, to the elderly staying connected and valued.
Through our projects — Early Truth, Table Time, and Old Truth — and through community clubs and activities, we are building a centre where every voice matters and every story is respected.
Together, we are shaping a future where empathy, wisdom, and truth guide the way.
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---> Our programs & projects
A symbolic guide for waiting and truth
Introduction
Limbo is not emptiness — it is a sacred pause. It holds wisdom for those who resist
what is false and wait for what is real. This guide offers reflections to help you navigate
limbo with patience, clarity, and trust.
Resisting the False
Sometimes limbo is a refusal. A quiet "no" to illusions, distractions, or pressures that
would pull you away from your truth. This resistance is not weakness — it is protection.
In limbo, you learn to stand still until what appears is real.
Waiting for the Real
Limbo also holds the wisdom of waiting. Not passive, but alert — like a seed beneath
the soil. What is real will take root in its own time, and when it does, you will know. The
stillness of limbo prepares you for it.
The Gift of Limbo
Though uncomfortable, limbo is a teacher. It teaches trust in timing, courage in
uncertainty, and faith in the unseen. To honour limbo is to honour the truth that has not
yet fully arrived.
When Limbo is Loss
Limbo is not always a choice. Sometimes it follows heartbreak, grief, betrayal, or the
loss of faith. It comes after the death of someone you love, or the end of something
you believed in. In these moments, limbo isn’t just stillness — it’s survival. The breath
between who you were and who you are becoming. To be in limbo after loss is to
stand in the unknown and allow yourself to be reshaped.
"Limbo is not loss. It is the threshold of becoming."
Overview
The Table Time concept is a foundational component of the TruthCentre vision. It
involves a core team of individuals committed to emotional intelligence, lived
experience, and genuine support. The team meets regularly—typically weekly—in a
safe, structured space known as the "table room."
How it Works
Each session begins with a short check-in, where every team member shares either a
struggle, celebration, or life insight. This promotes vulnerability, accountability, and
emotional literacy. The energy of the space is focused on active listening, deep
empathy, and helpful, non-judgmental responses.
Each new participant also records a short video upon entering the group, reflecting on
where they are in life. After three months of attendance and growth, they record a
follow-up video to track emotional, behavioural, and personal development. These
videos act as personal mirrors and progress tools, reinforcing accountability and truth.
Purpose
The Table Time team is not just about support; it’s about developing a strong,
emotionally mature foundation of leaders who can eventually support others in the
wider community through the TruthCentre's referral system.
Universal Karma Ethic:
The ethos is simple: those who show up, grow, and give, will eventually receive. As the
Table Time team becomes stable and self-aware, they organically become support for
others—mirroring the very process they once experienced themselves.
Scalable Impact
Not every referral will need the entire Table Time group. Over time, individuals or
smaller groups can be matched to support newcomers, creating a powerful ripple
effect.
Endgame Vision
A culture of real truth, consistent check-ins, emotional growth, and authentic
community—where healing, strength, and service are interwoven. The Table Time
room becomes a sacred, truth-focused space where ego dissolves, dialogue is honest,
and shared understanding is reached. This is where healing happens.
Early Truth: Education That Prevents & Heals
The Early Truth initiative is a core outreach of the TruthCentre, designed to meet
children and young people where they are — early in life, early in pain, and early in
potential.
Purpose:
To reach children with emotionally resonant material that helps them understand
themselves, others, and the hidden roots of trauma — before those wounds shape
their identity.
Early Truth doesn’t just heal — it prevents. By planting seeds of awareness early,
we give young people a chance to understand and navigate life with greater emotional
clarity, safety, and strength.
Core Components:
1. Emotional Truth & Self-Awareness: Children learn to identify feelings, understand
emotional patterns, and reflect on their inner world in a safe and supported way.
2. Empathy & Trauma Understanding: Through stories, poetry, and discussion, they
explore how trauma ripples outward — building deep inner empathy.
3. Body Autonomy & Speaking Out: Clear guidance on boundaries, personal power,
and breaking silence.
4. Breaking Generational Harm: Empowers young people to avoid cycles of abuse,
addiction, and emotional manipulation.
5. Real Images, Real Voices: Uses photography, poetry, and raw truth that speaks to
real emotional experience.
6. Protection Through Awareness: Understanding why hurt people hurt others
equips young people with a “shield of self-awareness” to navigate life more safely.
Vision:
To plant seeds of emotional intelligence and strength early — creating ripple effects
that change lives, families, and futures. Prevention is the deepest form of healing.
The Breakup Truth is a dedicated support and mediation service designed to help
individuals and families navigate the emotional, practical, and legal challenges of
separation and divorce. It forms part of the Truth-Centre vision, providing early intervention,
emotional truth, and practical guidance to prevent conflict from escalating and to protect
the wellbeing of children, families, and the wider community.
Key Components
1. Initial Assessment: A safe and neutral space where individuals can share their story,
feelings, and circumstances. This helps build understanding and tailor support to each
situation.
2. Mediation & Dialogue: Professional and empathetic mediation to reduce hostility,
encourage honest communication, and reach fair, realistic agreements without
unnecessary escalation.
3. Emotional & Practical Support: Guidance around coping strategies, housing,
finances, and childcare arrangements. Emotional support helps individuals process grief,
anger, or fear.
4. Liaison Role: Acting as a bridge between individuals, families, and services (legal,
housing, therapy, schools, etc.) to reduce stress and provide clarity.
5. Preventing Escalation: Early intervention reduces police callouts, court cases, and
mental health breakdowns. This saves public resources and strengthens community
resilience.
Wider Impact
By addressing separation and family breakdowns with truth, compassion, and structure,
The Breakup Truth prevents long-term harm. It protects children from trauma, reduces
domestic tension, and supports healthier co-parenting. In turn, it relieves pressure on
public services such as the police, courts, and health systems. This approach transforms
conflict into cooperation, giving families a chance to heal and move forward with dignity.
Vision
The Breakup Truth is more than a mediation service—it is a preventative, healing
approach to one of life’s most painful transitions. It empowers individuals with emotional
awareness, creates practical solutions, and reduces harm to families and society. By
combining empathy, structure, and truth, it builds a pathway toward peace instead of conflict
TruthCentre Integration & Belonging Programme
Vision:
To not only welcome immigrants to the country, but to genuinely integrate them into
the heart of the local community — so they are seen, heard, accepted, and involved.
Core Goals:
- Cultural Understanding: Teach local customs, slang, norms, and how things “work”
day-to-day — from humour to heritage.
- Conversational English Practice: Safe spaces to speak, laugh, and build
confidence with local volunteers.
- Community Pairing: Each newcomer is paired with a trusted local volunteer (like a
Table Time team member) for mentoring, friendship, and help navigating life.
- Story Swaps: Sessions where locals and immigrants exchange stories, meals, and
traditions — helping both sides appreciate each other’s roots.
- Creative & Practical Involvement: Newcomers are invited into TruthCentre events,
youth work, mural painting, food sharing, and more.
Why It Matters:
When people feel connected, accepted, and known, everything improves — mental
health, trust in society, and a stronger community identity.
The End Goal:
To make the phrase “our community” mean everyone who lives here — not just those
born here. When that’s true, the ripple effects will be generational.
TruthCentre isn’t just a service — it’s a living, breathing hub of daily connection and
shared momentum.
Everyday Activities That Bring People Together:
- Chess Club: Quiet minds, focused strategy, and unexpected friendships.
- Table Tennis Club: Movement, laughter, and release in a casual, welcoming space.
- Good Vibes Book Club: Read something uplifting, talk about it with people who
care, and leave feeling lighter.
Open Rooms, Open Hearts:
TruthCentre will offer a few spare rooms for people to use for their own ideas and
projects — from support circles to creative workshops or skill-sharing spaces. These
rooms will be affordable or free, depending on the cause — because access to a safe,
trusted space shouldn’t come at a high cost.
The Result:
A flexible centre where something good is always happening. A place that adapts,
expands, and uplifts — powered by the people who walk through its doors.
TruthCentre Gym: Growth, Strength & Opportunity
The TruthCentre Gym is more than just a place to work out — it's a space for
rebuilding, rebalancing, and rising. Designed to support emotional recovery, physical
health, and young entrepreneurship.
Core Purposes:
1. Mental & Physical Wellbeing: Offers structure, movement, and reconnection with
the body.
2. Affordable & Accessible: Low-cost for young people and TruthCentre users
seeking stability.
3. A Launchpad for Young PTs: Personal trainers just starting out can use the gym
affordably, gain real experience, build a client base, and grow in confidence.
4. Positive Energy Flow: Sessions build resilience, trust, and long-term momentum
for life.
Vision:
A vibrant, accessible space where strength and healing meet. A place where people
reset, grow, and begin again.
TruthCentre isn’t just a project — it’s an intervention. A response to the deep
disconnection, generational trauma, emotional illiteracy, and social fragmentation
affecting lives today.
Systemic Gaps It Fills:
• Young people don’t know how to name what they feel or protect themselves
emotionally.
• Immigrants are often welcomed to a country, but never integrated into the local heart
of it.
• Hurt people — especially men — often fall through every net until crisis hits.
• Faith-departures, identity collapse, and post-trauma limbo are ignored by mainstream
services.
What TruthCentre Offers:
• Emotional protection through education (Early Truth).
• Ego-free group therapy and shared truth (Table Time).
• Local community integration with dignity and friendship.
• Accessible healing spaces: gym, clubs, safe rooms for community use.
Designed for Delivery:
This isn’t a vague dream. The TruthCentre model is:
✔ Clear
✔ Structured
✔ Scalable
✔ Realistic to fund and pilot
Real Social ROI (Return on Investment):
A pilot of this size could prevent downstream costs in mental health, policing, addiction
services, youth offending, and isolation.
Funding Potential:
This concept — based in Oxford — has national reach.
With the right backing, it could scale across the UK and become a permanent
preventative model embedded in future public health and education frameworks.
Final Word:
People are losing trust in systems. They are looking for meaning, safety, and
connection.
Truth center meets that need - quietly ,honestly and powerfully.
It doesn't just heal, It prevents, It strengthens.
It belongs to the people & its ready.
Early Truth - Breaking the Cycle
The Early Truth initiative equips young people with emotional awareness and resilience, breaking the cycle of abuse before it begins. Unlike traditional interventions, which often arrive after harm has occurred, Early Truth is proactive and preventative — transforming outcomes for future generations.
Baseline Indicators
• Around 35% of male perpetrators of abuse were themselves victims of childhood abuse, compared to 11% of non perpetrators.
• Up to 30% of children who experience sexual abuse may display harmful behaviours later without intervention.
• Cycles of trauma are strongly linked with higher risks of crime, addiction, and mental health breakdowns in adulthood.
Current Interventions
Therapy and support services already show measurable success, with early intervention reducing reoffending and harmful behaviours by around 10%. However, these services often arrive late, after harm has already occurred, and many children are missed altogether.
Truth-Centre Predicted Impact
• Reduce harmful behaviour risk from ~30% down to just 1–2% by breaking cycles completely.
• Equip children with early emotional truth, creating natural protection against manipulation and abuse.
• Transform long-term outcomes by reducing demand on health, justice, and social services.
• Prevent generational harm, empowering young people to live safe, healthy, and resilient lives.
By teaching emotional truth early, we don’t just reduce harm — we end the cycle.
Breakup Truth - Statistics & Impact
Breakups and separations are among the most common triggers for police involvement, suicide risk, and long-term trauma in children. The Breakup Truth initiative provides early mediation, emotional support, and neutral liaison to prevent conflict into crisis.
Baseline Indicators (UK)
• 15.8% of all police-recorded offences in England & Wales (year ending March 2024) were domestic abuse-related.
• The Family Mediation Voucher Scheme shows ~69–73% success rate when mediation is accessed.
• Divorced men are nearly 3× more likely to die by suicide compared to married men (ONS).
• Around 1 in 7 children in the UK live in households where domestic abuse has taken place.
• Relationship breakdown is one of the leading causes of homelessness, debt, and mental health crises.
Current Interventions
Mediation and support services exist, but they are often underused, with many families proceeding directly to court. Access is inconsistent, and support usually arrives late, after conflict has already escalated.
Truth-Centre Predicted Impact
• Police callouts reduced by 20–30% through proactive liaison and mediation.
• Suicide risk lowered during separation with early emotional support.
• Children’s trauma reduced by minimising exposure to conflict and instability.
• Public costs cut significantly by reducing court cases, health costs, and emergency demand.
Safe Room for Children & Supervised Visits
The Truth-Centre will also provide a dedicated safe room — a neutral, child-friendly space for supervised parent–child visits. This ensures children are never exposed to conflict during handovers and gives parents a secure, supported environment to maintain family bonds. Professional supervision guarantees visits remain positive, safe, and consistent, helping children feel reassured and protected during a difficult period.
The Breakup Truth transforms separation from conflict into cooperation - protecting families and reducing harm to society.
Old Truth - Tracking Elderly Isolation
Old Truth is the Truth-Centre’s program dedicated to reducing loneliness and isolation among olderpeople. It combines in person community spaces with outreach and digital inclusion, ensuring no one is left behind.
Baseline Indicators (UK)
• 1.4 million older people are often lonely, with over 500,000 going nearly a week without speaking to anyone.
• Social isolation increases the risk of dementia by ~50% and depression by ~40%.
• Older people who are isolated face higher suicide risk, particularly after bereavement.
• Around 2.7 million people aged 65+ have never used the internet, cutting them off from digital support and activities.
Current Interventions
Community centers, day clubs, charity phone lines, and church groups exist but are often underfunded, inconsistent, or inaccessible. Many older people either cannot travel to them or do not know they exist. Digital options (like Zoom groups) remain out of reach for many due to lack of skills or devices.
Truth-Centre Predicted Impact
• Reduce isolation by 30–40% through inclusive daytime clubs, safe rooms, and outreach.
• Provide a welcoming tea room and weekly social clubs (bingo, chess, book club, table tennis).
• Enable housebound elders to join via video link, tackling digital exclusion.
• Outreach teams set up elderly people’s devices and train them to use online groups.
• Ensure awareness: outreach workers make sure every elder knows what activities are available locally.
• Improve mental and physical health, reducing NHS and social care pressure.
Old Truth makes sure older people are not just cared for, but connected, valued, and included in community life.
Integration Truth - Building Belonging
Integration Truth is the Truth-Centre’s program to help newcomers feel genuinely welcome and connected in their local communities. It focuses not only on national orientation but on everyday belonging — bridging gaps between immigrants and locals.
Baseline Indicators (UK)
• Around 1 in 5 migrants in the UK report feeling isolated or unwelcome in their local area.
• Key barriers include language, cultural differences, employment discrimination, housing access, and lack of local community ties.
• Isolation is linked with poorer health, lower employment, and higher mental health struggles.
• Communities with strong integration programs report lower tensions and better cohesion.
Current Interventions
ESOL classes, council-led initiatives, and charity drop-ins provide some support. However, these are often fragmented, underfunded, and focused on basic orientation rather than true community integration.
Truth-Centre Predicted Impact
• Reduce isolation by 30%+ through regular integration clubs, language exchange, and cultural evenings.
• Provide mentorship programs pairing newcomers with local volunteers.
• Run practical workshops on housing, employment, healthcare, and rights.
• Host community meals, sports, and discussion circles bringing locals and immigrants together.
• Create a Community Bridge Room — a safe space for shared dialogue and trust-building.
• Strengthen community trust, reduce tensions, and increase participation in work and local life.
Integration Truth makes newcomers part of the community — building trust, friendship, and shared belonging.