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Cllr Christopher Wellvelove (Mayor of Lambeth 2018-19) with members of mental wellebing charity safe space. Mosaic Clubhouse

Mosaic now offers sanctuary 7 nights a week

Adults with mental health conditions who need a safe space to go outside working hours can now meet others or have a quiet place unto 8pm every night, (or...

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London Community Fund – apply now for a wellbeing grant

The current round of applications for Lambeth Community Fund grants to support projects on four main themes that improve people’s wellbeing closes on 20 December.

Apply now for grants to create community connections and improve wellbeing

Lambeth Wellbeing Fund is looking for projects led by local residents creating their own solutions to improving the health and wellbeing of their local communities. You can apply for...

Pop Box at Pop Brixton Dance Floor including visibly disabled people and others

Let’s Dance. Leave your ego at the door

Banging dance mixes for a mixed crowd of mixed abilities (including wheelchair users), to be free and dance for free. We want Disabled people to feel welcome in Brixton...

Adult and child in white martial arts clothing as part of the programme for Afro-Brazilian Exchange - one of 9 community organisations in Waterloo to benefit from London Eye funding

Community Chest invests in local community

In 2017/18, nine local community groups in Bishops Ward delivered social, environmental, regeneration, and education projects with grants from the Coca Cola London Eye Community Chest grant fund administered...

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Lambeth Community Fund – Round 2 open for applications

Round 2 of the Lambeth Community Fund is open now for applications for grants of £500 to £10,000 for one-year or two-year projects – with up to £20,000 for...