Seed funding is available for ideas across all art-forms, including visual art, theatre, dance, music and spoken word, to celebrate the River Thame’s past and present, and to safeguard its future.

This programme always seeks to support projects which bring communities together and provide sport and activities for local people who may be less physically active.  

Project and personal grants are awarded to provide vital support to Londoners facing homelessness, including young care leavers, single parents with babies, families, refugees or people living with a disability. 

Apply now if your local organisation would like to help deliver this children’s holiday activity programme across Kingston and Richmond.

This new fund has been launched as part of the £10 million Volunteering for Health programme designed to help deliver the recommendations of the NHS Volunteering Taskforce.

A new Small Grants Programme is to launch in 2024, continuing the legacy of former initiatives like the Prince’s Countryside Fund.

Small grants are available to voluntary sector organisations in the UK for projects that promote fine arts and music.

Small grants are available for 25 community, youth and voluntary groups from across the UK that want to bring local people together to transform an urban space by sowing and growing UK native wildflowers and/or plants.

The Community BlueScapes project, a partnership between Richmond Council, Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) and Barnes Common Ltd, has launched two new pots of funding to support projects that help with flood resilience and climate adaptation in the Beverley Brook catchment area.