Brighton Table Tennis Club operates a food distribution service providing a food package for people who are currently struggling as a result of the impact of the pandemic crisis and have been invited or referred to the BTTC Food Hub. The Food Hub is now located in the Parish Hall of the St John the Baptist's Church, 2 Bristol Rd, Kemptown, Brighton BN2 1AP.
From 1st August the Food Hub will be open Tuesday - Friday, 1-4pm for collection only.
Meals cooked by the Real Junk Food Project will be available to take away Wednesday- Friday from the Food Hub.
Thanks to the Brighton & Hove Food Partnership, FareShare Sussex, Sussex Gleaning Network, The Real Junk Food Project Brighton, Brighton Food Factory and Brighton & Hove City Council for food donations.
If you need a food delivery you can request a referral here: https://new.brighton-hove.gov.uk/coronavirus-covid-19/request-help-yourself-or-someone-else or phone 01273 293 117
If you have any questions please email info@brightontabletennisclub.com
Telephone: 01273 670 145
BTTC’s Mission, Vision and Values
Mission
To inspire everyone to be a champion, instil a lifelong love for table tennis and a positive sense of community within all our players
Vision
An integrated community where people from all backgrounds play table tennis together while breaking down barriers and prejudice
Values
Community Respect Solidarity Competition
Read MoreNick Bitel - Sport England Chair visits the BTTC.
Bringing hope to the table - a UNHCR video about BTTC. Read the full story here.
BTTC gave a TedX Brighton talk in October 2017 that outlines the history, ethos and future plans of the club.
Huffington Post: Meet The UK’s First Table Tennis Club Of Sanctuary That’s Giving A Masterclass In Integration
BBC: World’s first table tennis coach with Down’s syndrome
The Guardian: My workout: Geralyn Meyler, 53, table tennis player – "Two weeks after surgery, I was back at the club"
The Guardian: Turning the tables: the ping pong sanctuary for young refugees
The Winning Edge: Brighton Beautiful
The Guardian: How ping pong helps prisoners turn the tables on violence and reoffending
Integration at BTTC: Article by Bettina Gilden (a German academic based at the Doshisha University in Japan
Pride of Sport Awards:Club of the Year 2019 Club of the Year 2019
The following advocates co-operate and support us in our mission
