Voluntary and Community Sector grants

Kettering Town Council has two pots of grants cash to give out this autumn.

Town Council Grants

Kettering Town Council is inviting applications for its 2023 grants programme between now and the Monday 25 September. We have a total fund of £20,000 and the themes for grant aid this year are

- Measures which help address the cost of living pressures on local residents
- Measures which improve the local environment and help combat climate change
- Measures which improve mental health and wellbeing
- Measures which improve the capacity and reach of the voluntary sector

Applications for between £500 and £5,000 will be considered. Decisions on applications will be made in mid October.

Applications forms are available to download below or to request a form please email clerk@ketteringtowncouncil.gov.uk

Town Lottery Grants for Projects Supporting Health and Wellbeing

The Council has a budget of £2,000 from funds raised from the Kettering Community Lottery to give to projects which support mental health and wellbeing, up to a value of £1,000 each.


Please read our grants policy below before applying for a grant.


2022/23 Grants

Town councillors have agreed on funding for community groups in the last round of grants awarded for the 2022/23 financial year.

The money has gone to North Northants First Responders to give training to volunteers, Off The Streets to run anti-knife workshops and Kettering Food Bank.

Grants to celebrate the King's coronation were given to Kettering Sea Cadets, the Crescents Community Centre and the First Responders. The groups have been awarded the grants to boost volunteering in their organisations as part of The Big Help Out initiative on the extra bank holiday in May.

The amount of money given out to organisations around the town now adds up to a total of £34,000 for the past year.

Last updated: Mon, 04 Sep 2023 16:24