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Search for community funding opportunities and find local support.
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For advice and support when applying for funding.
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Read the Inside Track newsletter, which has the latest news and information on grants and funding.
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If you are an organisation looking to improve sports facilities and widen participation in Kent, you may be able to apply for a Capital Grant for Sport.
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County councillors have dedicated funds to support local community projects. Find out how to apply.
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Apply for between £300 and £2,000 to support community projects in response to the pandemic.
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We've launched Crowdfund Kent, in partnership with Spacehive, to help fund community-led coronavirus (COVID-19) recovery projects across the county.
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Grants of up to £5000 are available to art organisations, creative businesses, freelancers, and their supply chains to Build Back Better.
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These grants are available to support projects that meet one or more of the Local Children’s Partnership Group priorities for children and young people.
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EU funding supports projects delivering economic, social or environmental benefits.
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This grant is designed to support community organisations develop their whole-setting approach to emotional wellbeing and resilience.
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Pay it Forward provides grants between £250 and £1,000 for young people aged 10-16.
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Reconnect are offering grants of up to £50,000 to organisations who can help children and young people connect to their pre-pandemic lives.
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Reconnect are offering grants of up to £20,000 to organisations who can help children and young people connect to their pre-pandemic lives.
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Reconnect Locality Grants can be used to fund activities for children and young people that help them reconnect to their pre-pandemic lives.
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If you can provide short breaks activities for children and young people with SEND you may be eligible for a Short Breaks Grant.
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Grants between £50-£300 for an individual and up to £1000 for a group to support young people's emotional wellbeing and resilience.
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Apply for funding to support people with invisible disabilities to live well in their community, addressing loneliness and reducing social isolation.
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To support local organisations on either side of the Channel to work together we are looking for fresh and innovative ideas.
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Grants of up to £3 million are available for projects that will be delivered between summer 2021 and 31 March 2022.
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Grants of up to £30,000 are available for local communities to improve an existing hall or build a new hall.