Triple C (Liverpool) began life as the Three Churches Community Project, with a vision to develop social action and community engagement, led by the three Anglican churches in Liverpool 11.
Since then, we’ve developed into well established charity, with a small team of part time staff who support many volunteers across our project areas. Nearly 20 years on, we’re living out the vision of our founders and make a difference, especially in Croxteth and Norris Green.
Trustees are appointed by invitation and a key criteria for their recruitment is an interest in, and knowledge of, the communities of Norris Green and Croxteth. Many of our trustees live here in Liverpool 11, with others coming in from further afield, offering their skills and experience to boost our charity’s capacity.
Together, we’re deeply committed to our charitable aims and values.
We build community involvement without prejudice or discrimination, to improve the quality of life in the neighbourhood.
We believe in non-judgemental support across our networks.
We are compassionate: when we see a need we are motivated to respond to it.
We empower and encourage the community, workers and volunteers to take the initiative and achieve their best, in a safe environment (where mistakes are viewed as learning opportunities).
We have a base of honesty and truth from which to build relationships within the neighbourhood.
We hold ourselves accountable: we acknowledge and assume responsibility for actions, decisions, and consequences – as individuals and as an organisation.
Helen has lived in Norris Green since 2005 and has been part of its story of growth since it first began. She’s vicar at Christ Church, was formerly a teacher and is committed to the charity and community.
Steve Judge has significant experience working in an actuarial environment, loves spreadsheets, working with numbers and has keen eye for detail. He not only volunteers as treasurer, but is in our policy review group and supervision teams.
Sue Chambers is born and bred in Norris Green and is our lead in the important area of Safeguarding. She represents Christ Church, leads the Food Pantry and is a very active and committed volunteer across our projects.
Claire is the Vicar of The Church of The Good Shepherd (April 24), which borders Norris Green and Croxteth. Claire is passionate about communities and is excited to help make a difference in her new local community.
Peter McDonnell served for many years running the local pharmacy in Broadway and serving there as the pharamicist. He knows lots of people and brings business experience to the board. He too has a long association with St Teresa’s Church and serves a community representative on the Trustee board.
Joan Ellis joined the board in 2021 to represent Christ Church. She’s previously been actively involved in our Older Persons Community Project, volunteered with our foodbank and Food Pantry. She now enjoys helping in the after school Elevate group and the Community Cafe as a team lead.
Steve King joined the board to represent The Good Shepherd in 2021. He lives in Croxteth and is a long serving volunteer at the Foodbank at The Good Shepherd.
Ros joined Triple C in her retirement after serving Liverpool in local government position for 44 years; including a year as Lord Mayor and councillor for Clubmoor for over 20 years. She brings a wealth of experience to the board. She lives locally and joined as a community representative on the Trustee board in 2024
Kenny lives in Norris Green and works with young people across the city at the City Council. He also has a background in website creation. Kenny attends St. Teresa’s Church and is representing the community as trustee for Triple C, joined 2024.
Our policies, procedures and documents.
Triple C (Liverpool)
Christ Church Community Centre
Sedgemoor Road, Norris Green, Liverpool, L11 3BR.
Contact us at info@triplecliverpool.org
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