Trampoline House Senior Club is a safe, warm, and highly inclusive multicultural environment for all seniors in Denmark, regardless of their background.

Trampoline House Senior Club is a safe, warm, and highly inclusive multicultural environment for all seniors in Denmark, regardless of their background.

We demand justice for stateless refugees in Denmark. March with us in solidarity on June 10 at 1 pm. We gather at Christiansborg Castle Square, from where we march around the inner city, and finish back at Christiansborg for speeches, poetry, and music.

Rejected asylum-seeking children and youth mal-thrive massively in the Danish deportation system. This has been noted by a large number of NGOs, most recently by the Danish Red Cross which issued a report on the children's mal-thriving in Deportation Center Avnstrup in April. Please join this community meeting in Union on Thursday, June 1, from 3–5:30 pm and discuss together with a group of NGOs, grassroots, researchers, and rejected asylum-seeking families: What do we know about the causes of mal-thriving among the rejected children and youth? How do we improve legal rights and living conditions for this group of children and their families? And how do we create political action? Everyone is welcome!

Are you thinking of volunteering in Weekend Trampoline House, or are you already volunteering but have not yet attended an info meeting? Then join this info meeting for new volunteers on Friday, May 12, from 4:30–5·:30 pm.

Join us for a free lecture with psychologist Gitte Rønde and lawyer Elna Søndergaard from DIGNITY – Danish Institute Against Torture and learn more about the rights of traumatized refugees and torture survivors, DIGNITY's work, and opportunities for treatment in Denmark.

On Easter Day, Trampoline House performs a passion play about the “Resurrection” in the Elias Church in Copenhagen. The performance is a support performance for Trampoline House and is created by people from the house. A warm welcome!

On Maundy Thursday, Trampoline House performs a passion play about “The Last Supper” in the Apostle Church in Copenhagen. The passion play is a support performance for Trampoline House and is created by people from the house. A warm welcome!

Come and help start the brand new, very hot fashion collection for Trampoline House created by Trampoline House users!

Come and help start the brand new, very hot fashion collection for Trampoline House created by Trampoline House users!

Come and help start the brand new, very hot fashion collection for Trampoline House created by Trampoline House users!

Welcome to the workshop Take back the word in Weekend Trampoline House during which we will create content for a SoMe campaign, where refugees and immigrants take charge of refugee representations and themselves define who they are.

Welcome to our yoga class for women.

Are you thinking of volunteering in Weekend Trampoline House, or are you already volunteering but have not yet attended an info meeting? Then join this info meeting for new volunteers on Friday, February 10, from 4·30–5·30 pm.

Come and help start the brand new, very hot fashion collection for Trampoline House created by Trampoline House users!

Welcome to a writing workshop in Weekend Trampoline House!

Welcome to our yoga class for women.

🎄 Join us in Weekend Trampoline House for a festive Christmas celebration with Christmas bingo, Christmas film screening, and Christmas community dinner ☃️♥️ Click for more info.

Join us on Sunday, December 18, for a free lecture with Sine Hav from the Danish Refugee Council and learn more about the requirements for applying for a permanent residence permit in Denmark. After the lecture, you are welcome to join our cozy Christmas celebration. Click to read more.

Are you thinking of volunteering in Weekend Trampoline House, or are you already volunteering but have not yet attended an info meeting? Then join this info meeting for new volunteers on Sunday, November 27, from 4–5 pm.

Please join us in Weekend Trampoline House for the launch of the new issue of visAvis, a magazine produced by activists of all backgrounds and passports since 2009. The launch includes readings, film screenings, and food. Everyone is welcome!

The Iranian people of deportation center Avnstrup invite you to show up on Saturday, November 5 at Christiansborg Slotsplads, Copenhagen from 2–4 pm to protest and demand a better life for the many Iranians living in Danish deportation centres. Iran is not safe – therefore, the Iranians who are living in Danish deportation centres demand to get their asylum cases reopened and not be subjected to the deporation center system!

On Sunday, October 30, Dr. Poornima Luthra will conduct a workshop in Weekend Trampoline House on diversity, equality, and inclusion. What can we all do to become active allies of inclusion. Everyone is welcome!

Join us this Sunday for a free lecture with Lene Kristensen from the Danish Refugee Council and learn more about the Danish rules for family reunification. Click to read more.