
Start-up Support
Through delivering comprehensive start-up support programmes that usually last 6 to 9 months and include a variety of activities, we have helped more than 700 entrepreneurs to progress their business idea:
Through delivering comprehensive start-up support programmes that usually last 6 to 9 months and include a variety of activities, we have helped more than 700 entrepreneurs to progress their business idea:

Since 2016 Trampoline has been dedicated to fostering community entrepreneurship and promoting ethical leadership. Of the people we have helped…
Pay themselves wages
30%+

Trade regularly
57%+
Have increased confidence running their business
98%+
Incorporated their business
48%+
Of past clients are still in business
55%+

Want to run an ethical business
67%+
Impact Report
Since our inception in 2016, Trampoline has been dedicated to fostering community entrepreneurship and promoting ethical leadership in Southwark, South London. That’s why we are delighted and proud to present Trampoline’s first Impact Report.
“The achievements documented in this report are a testament to the resilience and dedication of our participants”

Case Studies
Through delivering comprehensive start-up support programmes that usually last 6 to 9 months and include a variety of activities, we have helped more than 700 entrepreneurs to progress their business idea:


From Vision to Reality
By 2025, we wanted to create a comprehensive incubation facility offering hot desking, studio offices, pop-up trading spaces and access to finance
“We achieved this goal. Now we’re aiming even higher.”
The Enterprise Hub has become a thriving home for entrepreneurs, startups and social enterprises. Our next challenge is to expand our reach, support more businesses and create even greater social and economic impact across our communities.
Who Supports Us
We are supported by funding and donor agencies, business incubators, voluntary and community organisations as well as commissioning and contracting agencies including local authorities, corporations, housing associations and developers.
Regeneration can often feel like something that happens to a community, but these organisations work with us to ensure the individuals in their communities are empowered and have agency and benefit tangibly from the developments taking place in their area. We have the shared desire to promote self sufficiency and ensure these businesses are long lasting.
Those who support us contribute to helping us preserve the character and spirit of local communities in times of change, ensuring the existing skills, knowledge and diversity at grassroot level are included and valued.






