Devolved Grants

United St Saviour's Charity
Ongoing

Funding

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Location

England, London

Applications

Rolling (always open)

Overview

This grant supports small, grassroots and early-stage community organisations in Southwark. It is designed for groups that may not yet be ready to apply for larger funding. Money is delivered through trusted partner organisations, so it reaches smaller groups quickly and fairly. There is no stated funding limit or deadline, and applications appear to be rolling.

Eligibility

Who can apply:

charitycicsocial enterprise

Key requirements:

  • Must be based in or rooted in Southwark
  • Must be a grassroots or early-stage organisation
Who is this for?

This grant is for small, community-rooted organisations based in Southwark that are working towards a fairer and more inclusive borough. It suits early-stage groups that do not yet have the capacity to apply for larger grants. It is not for established organisations with experience of major funding programmes.

Full details from United St Saviour's Charity

Grants delivered through trusted partners to reach grassroots and early-stage organisations quickly and fairly. This programme is designed to support smaller community organisations in Southwark that may not yet have the capacity to access larger funding streams. It forms part of United St Saviour's Charity's Community Investment Programme.

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Last updated: 17 July 2026