A Bit About Us
Enhancing the Quality of Life
Loch Torridon Community Centre is a modern multi-purpose facility which acts as a focal point for the local community and the many visitors who come to the area to enjoy this stunning part of the Scottish Highlands.
Set in the North West Highlands of Scotland, Loch Torridon is one of Britain’s most spectacular locations. An area of outstanding natural beauty, its unique combination of mountains, coastline and rare wildlife offer visitors the opportunity to experience the true Highlands of Scotland.
The Centre is a high quality venue providing services for use by the local community, local businesses and visitors. Its facilities include a modern fitness centre, a gallery displaying artwork from the many fantastic local artists, the Wee Whistle Stop Cafe, licensed bar, meeting and conference room hire, and provides a venue with a stunning backdrop for that special celebration or wedding.
Built by the Community
For the Community
The Centre aims to provide a high quality venue for use by the community, visitors and business. It promotes and supports health and fitness, local business, local employment, and tourism. It funds the upkeep of the building and its charitable activities through the commercial provision of a conference and function venue, charging for daily and hourly use of the facilities, fundraising, and charitable donations.
The Centre is owned by the Torridon District Community Association (TDCA) which is a charitable company limited by guarantee (SC350453). The TDCA operates the Centre in accordance with its Articles and Memorandum of Association for the benefit of the local community. The TDCA is a non-profit making organisation and all revenues generated by its day-to-day activities are applied to the upkeep and improvement of its assets and for the general well-being of all those living in the Loch Torridon area.
We are proud to pay all our team the real living wage and that our staff are given the appropriate channels for effective workers voice as defined in the Fair work first guidance.
Fair Work Website Statement
Torridon District Community Association is committed to playing its part in the Fair Work Convention’s vision that by 2025, people in Scotland will have a world-leading working life where fair work drives success, wellbeing and prosperity for individuals, businesses, organisations and society. We are therefore developing a workplace that is built on the five key dimensions of Fair Work: effective voice, opportunity, security, fulfilment and respect.
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