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.

Brixton Creates will transform Block 336 into a premier disability arts hub in Lambeth, upgrading 4 existing studios and creating 4 new fully accessible artist studios.

Breathe Arts Health Research are world leaders in combining creativity and scientific research to co-design programmes that meet the health and wellbeing needs of our local community.  

The Young Carers Team provides vital support and information to young carers aged 5 to 21 and their families.

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

This consortium of local organisations is producing Windrush Untold Stories, an exhibition initiated by Ros Griffiths and launched in Brixton’s Windrush Square on 22 June 2025.

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.

ESCA will create a digital hub in our newly renovated space in Stockwell with a studio for people of all ages to create and broadcast short films, podcasts, learn new skills and facilitate a voice for the community.

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.