Established in 2002, Brockworth Link is a registered charity and not-for-profit organisation based at Brockworth Library. For over two decades, we have been supporting local residents in a variety of ways, including:
- Helping people back into employment
- Supporting access to education and training opportunities
- Offering advice and guidance on financial difficulties
In 2011, we expanded our work by launching youth services and managing the Brockworth Youth Centre. A year later, in 2012, we proudly took on the management of the Brockworth Community Library, ensuring this vital resource remained at the heart of the community. Some of the services we have provided since our inception include:
- Community Library Services
- Youth services
- Educational courses
- Free access to internet
- Digital support
Over the years, our work has been supported through funding from a range of valued partners, including: Big Lottery, Gloucestershire County Council, Tewkesbury Borough Council, Brockworth Parish Council and many more!
Today, Brockworth Link continues to provide youth services for ages 10–18, based at the Youth Centre located behind the Brockworth Parish Council building. These services are delivered with the dedication and energy of our enthusiastic team of staff and volunteers.
Our Vision
“To create a connected, resilient and inclusive community where everyone has the opportunity to flourish.”.
Meet our Trustee Board and Staff:
Our Board of Trustees:
Nina Walsh – Chairperson
Allan Casey – Vice Chairperson
Marilyn Jennings – Trustee
Matthew Couzens – Trustee
Adrian Goode – Trustee
Hannah Prosser – Trustee
Monica Constantinescu – Trustee
John Honey – Trustee
Our Staff:
Monica Constantinescu – General Manager
Anne Fuller – Library Manager
Charlotte Mills – Youth Manager
Maria McIntosh – Library Assistant
Youth Workers:
James Aldridge, Oliver Iddon, Dan Wakeman, Matt Tradgett, Lea Stephens, Nina Beard
Youth Volunteers:
Debbie Harwood, Lorraine Roberts and John Gilbert