Dominica Association Bradford
About Us
The Dominica Association was set up in 1979 after Hurricane David in Dominica. A few Dominicans living in Bradford got together to raise money towards relief. They continued to do so for several months and as the word spread, many more Dominicans got on board to assist.
Originally based at Hallfield Road, the move to Worthington Street became necessary as its membership grew. The Association continued to develop and provide cultural, social and educational facilities for Dominicans and the wider community.
The Association in legal terms is a constituted unincorporated association and is run by a management committee made up of 8 members and a centre manager. We have 2 Holding Trustees who are responsible for the property, major assets, and support high value financial decisions. We also have 1 membership appointed Trustee and regular volunteers who provide assistance with various Association activities.
Current services Include a Senior Day Opportunities Group which runs on Wednesdays and Thursdays and has an attendance of approximately 20 users.
What we do
Events
GREAT TIMES CAN BE HAD @THEDA
Room Hire
Why not enquiry about hiring The Sisserou Suite, it’s available for all occasions
Birthday Parties
Weddings
Christenings
Funerals
Events
Senior's Day Opportunities Group
Runs on Wednesdays and Thursdays
Latest
BEM Book Club
Who are we
The Black and Ethnic Minority Book Club is a welcoming space where we come together to read, chat about, and celebrate books by Black and Ethnic Minority authors. Our mission is to share and enjoy the rich tapestry of diverse cultures, histories, and stories through the joy of reading.
We’re all about giving a platform to voices that deserve to be heard. By diving into different genres and topics, we aim to build empathy, spark meaningful discussions, and strengthen connections in our community.
Events
Sandija Kay author of the Stolen Child visits the BEM Bookclub, thank you to The National Lottery Community Fund for making this possible.
