Catalyst Grants programme
Kingston Council committees have approved funding for the Catalyst Grants programme, which supports mental health initiatives.
Kingston Council's New and Old Malden Neighbourhood Committee approved funding for mental health initiatives, including the Catalyst Grants programme, in December 2025. These schemes are scheduled for implementation within the current financial year, providing small grants to Kingston and North Kingston residents on low incomes for personal development and mental health initiatives.
Earlier, in October 2025, the Kingston and North Kingston Neighbourhood Committee approved £3,000 for Kingston Giving to support its Catalyst Grants programme. This funding is expected to provide approximately 9-18 small grants. There are no upcoming council meetings currently scheduled to discuss the programme.
Key facts
- Kingston Council's New and Old Malden Neighbourhood Committee approved funding for mental health initiatives in December 2025. Source
- Kingston and North Kingston Neighbourhood Committee approved £3,000 for Kingston Giving's Catalyst Grants in October 2025. Source
- Kingston Giving's £3,000 will support approximately 9-18 grants. Source
- Catalyst Grants provide £150-£300 to Kingston and North Kingston residents. Source
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