The RSA Trust is the charitable arm of the RSA Island Centre. All profit from the business park is transferred to the RSA Trust (a registered charity) for distribution to good causes across Enfield and the wider area.
- We fund projects ranging from helping young people develop into fully functioning members of society to caring for the elderly and sick in our community.
- We fund advice for those starting their own businesses and help promote the heritage of the Lea Valley
- We do all this with no ongoing support from central or local government.
The office is current closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic with staff working from home. The quickest way of contacting us is by either e-mailing one of the team directly, or sending an e-mail to office@rsatrust.org. Please note, we are not accepting unsolicited grant requests at this time.
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- RSA Interpretation Centre Open Day, 2016
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- Funding new Police bikes, 2008
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- Young people’s dance project, 2009
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- The Youth Club at the RSA Island Centre
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- Inspiring Women, 2009
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- Our chairman, Gary Walker, presenting an award
The RSA Island Centre Website Network
The vibrant village centre at the heart of Enfield Island Village, converted from the historic Main Machine Shop of the Royal Small Arms Factory.
RSA Island Village is the not for profit company who own and operate the RSA Island Centre on a day-to-day basis. Visit our corporate site to learn more about how we operate and how the scheme developed.
Learn more about the history of the Royal Small Arms Factory and find out how to visit our small heritage centre, in the clock tower of the RSA Island Centre. Over 200 years of history documented here!”