Healthy Neighbourhood Fund

Grants available for: Health and wellbeing related community activities in Brighton & Hove (selected neighbourhoods or citywide)
Size of grants given: up to £500
Next deadline: For citywide fund: 3rd November 2025. For neighbourhoods, check with TDC worker for your area.

Aims of Fund

This funding is for projects which aim to benefit one or more of these Public Health priorities

- - - Increasing active living & physical activity.
    - Improving nutrition and reducing overweight and being obese.
    - Improving mental health & mental wellbeing.
    - Improving sexual health.
    - Reducing smoking and use of alcohol and drugs.
    - Reduction of loneliness and isolation.
    - Supporting healthy starts (children and young people).
    - Supporting healthy ageing.
    - Improving community support and wellbeing for people near the end of life

See the guidance notes for full details.

Who can apply

Groups in the following neighbourhoods:

North area
- Bevendean
- Hollingdean
- Moulsecoomb & Bates Estate
East area
- Craven Vale
- Whitehawk & Manor Farm
- Bristol Estate
- Woodingdean
Central area
- Pankhurst Area
- Phoenix Estate
- Tarner & Eastern Rd
West area
- Hangleton & Knoll
- Portslade

For projects that meet the criteria and benefit people on low incomes in other parts of the city, contact Ceza DaLuz for the citywide fund.

How much and what can you apply for

The limit is £500 per project.

How to apply

For projects in Hangleton & Knoll or Portslade, contact the Hangleton & Knoll Project
For projects in the East area, contact Claire Burchell, on [email protected]
For projects in the North area, contact Anke Thurm, on [email protected]
For projects in the Central area and citywide projects, contact Ceza Da Luz on [email protected]

Deadlines for application

Deadline for citywide projects: 3rd November 2025

The fund opens once a year, and there are different deadlines depending on the area. These are often not announced on the website, so its best to contact your local TDC worker for up to date information.

Contact details

Contact the Trust for Developing Communities for more details.
[email protected]
01273 234 769

https://trustdevcom.org.uk/project/healthy-neighbourhood-fund

Page last updated: 16/9/25 DA

Would you like to make a donation?

We hope you find this page useful. Would you like to make a donation?

All Resource Centre information is available for free because we know small community groups have small budgets. However, we are a small charity, so if you are in a position to make a donation, it will help us to keep running this service into the future.

Donate