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Healthy Communities grants for Pilling Park and North City Centre
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We are offering grants of up to £3,000 for community-led projects that improve health and wellbeing in the Pilling Park and North City Centre neighbourhoods. The boundries for these areas can be viewed on this PDF and this interactive map.
What kinds of projects are eligible?
Anything that helps tackle health inequalities and bring people together. We are open to a range of ideas. Projects could include:
Community gardening or cooking sessions
Peer support groups
Activities that reduce loneliness or isolation
Creative or physical wellbeing projects
Sports, fitness or youth engagement activities
Who can apply?
Charities, social enterprises and community organisations
Local groups with a constitution and basic policies in place
Residents with ideas - no formal group needed; we can help you set one up or match you with a partner
The grant board will accept applications from residents and organisations based in the neighbourhood but any group delivering a project within Pilling Park or North City Centre is also welcome to apply.
How are decisions made?
Local people and organisations in each neighbourhood review bids through a supportive “approve and improve” process. Instead of a simple yes or no, the resident‑led panel gives feedback and works with you to strengthen your idea before making a final decision.
What happens after?
If your project is funded, we’ll ask you to complete a simple impact form at the end. It helps us understand what worked well and what difference your project made. The form is short, and we’re happy to help if you need support
Get in touch with your Community Enabling Officer by emailing community@norwich.gov.uk for a quick chat about your idea. They can help you shape your project, check any essential policies and connect you with other local groups.
We are offering grants of up to £3,000 for community-led projects that improve health and wellbeing in the Pilling Park and North City Centre neighbourhoods. The boundries for these areas can be viewed on this PDF and this interactive map.
What kinds of projects are eligible?
Anything that helps tackle health inequalities and bring people together. We are open to a range of ideas. Projects could include:
Community gardening or cooking sessions
Peer support groups
Activities that reduce loneliness or isolation
Creative or physical wellbeing projects
Sports, fitness or youth engagement activities
Who can apply?
Charities, social enterprises and community organisations
Local groups with a constitution and basic policies in place
Residents with ideas - no formal group needed; we can help you set one up or match you with a partner
The grant board will accept applications from residents and organisations based in the neighbourhood but any group delivering a project within Pilling Park or North City Centre is also welcome to apply.
How are decisions made?
Local people and organisations in each neighbourhood review bids through a supportive “approve and improve” process. Instead of a simple yes or no, the resident‑led panel gives feedback and works with you to strengthen your idea before making a final decision.
What happens after?
If your project is funded, we’ll ask you to complete a simple impact form at the end. It helps us understand what worked well and what difference your project made. The form is short, and we’re happy to help if you need support
Get in touch with your Community Enabling Officer by emailing community@norwich.gov.uk for a quick chat about your idea. They can help you shape your project, check any essential policies and connect you with other local groups.
