Community Connections Fund directory

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

Healthy Living Platform’s Food Ambassador course trains local volunteers to turn surplus food into community power. 

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.

LEAV has delivered vital community services for nearly 40 years and seeks to strengthen its internal operations and governance. 

Lambeth Somali Community Association is a resilient, grassroots charity established in 1990, and is a cornerstone of support for Somali families and individuals across the London borough of Lambeth.

Longfield Hall Trust (LHT) is exploring the need for a new ‘Memory Café’ through extensive consultation with local stakeholders and a detailed mapping of current services, to ensure the project complements, rather than duplicates, existing activities.

Milk Honey Bees currently delivers H.E.R Space, a 12-week youth-led, preventative community-based initiative designed to address issues faced by young Black girls aged 12 to 16. 

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.

Myatt’s Field Park Project aims to provide training and mentoring to empower BAME communities to organise and deliver activities in Myatt's Fields Park.

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