Community Connections Fund directory

Archbishop’s Park Community Trust look after a variety of award-winning gardens within Archbishop’s Park, maintaining them in a way that is sustainable and wildlife-friendly. Their emphasis is on wellbeing and social connection.

This project aims to enhance the Black Prince Community Hub’s Kitchen with new equipment and a renovated café space.

Creators House has received funding to expand its support for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, including those at risk of crime.

Equalities Work will use the grant to expand its Rights, Camera, Action! project, supporting 400 young people aged 14 to 18 in North Lambeth over 2 years.

The Garden Museum is working with the local community, to transform 5.3 acres of open space around their site into a new public park called Lambeth Green.

Girls United stands for a world where every girl belongs in football and can fulfil their potential, on and off the pitch. 

This project's aim is to work with 14 to 25 year olds to give them a better chance in life through access to high-quality, supported, and meaningful creative activity with a social conscience.

Mud Gang Pottery will host a year-long series of free workshops for members of Waterloo Community Counselling, with the aim to nurture community well-being and social cohesion.

This project offers holistic support to Lambeth residents with offending histories, aiming to improve their well-being and help them access employment opportunities.

The project is focused on helping Oasisplay to achieve their goal of creating a safe, outdoor space for disabled and non-disabled children to play, learn and grow together.