Community Catalyst Fund

Brighton & Hove City Council
Ongoing

Funding

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Location

England, South East England

Applications

Rolling (always open)

Overview

The Community Catalyst Fund supports community groups and charities in Brighton & Hove. You can get funding to help create a city to be proud of, make it more fair and inclusive, or help people be healthier. The council runs this programme twice a year. You need to show your work will have a real impact on the people you help. This is part of Brighton & Hove's bigger plan to invest in local community organisations. The funding amount is not specified in the details available. You must be a community group or voluntary organisation to apply.

Eligibility

Who can apply:

charity

Key requirements:

  • Must demonstrate evidence-based impact on beneficiaries
  • Must address council outcomes for city improvement
Who is this for?

This fund is for community groups and voluntary organisations based in Brighton & Hove. You need to show how your work will help make the city better, fairer, or healthier. You must be able to prove the impact your work has on local people.

Full details from Brighton & Hove City Council

A bi-annual funding programme supporting community groups and voluntary organisations to address key council outcomes including creating a city to be proud of, a fair and inclusive city, and a healthy city where people thrive. The programme focuses on investment based on changing patterns of needs across Brighton & Hove.

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Last updated: 5 April 2026