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Find funding opportunities from the Mayor of London and Greater London Authority.

The Mayor of London supports Londoners through a range of funding opportunities.

Our funding aims to bring people together and make it possible for all Londoners to be able to get on in life and thrive. From multi-million-pound housing grants to grassroots community projects, the Mayor’s funding is helping organisations to reach their full potential and change the lives of Londoners for the better.

We believe great ideas can come from every corner of the city. You can use this page to search for current funding opportunities from the Greater London Authority (GLA).

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  • Green Roots Fund

    Theme:

    environment

    Summary

    The Green Roots Fund is open to all projects involving green and blue spaces and for public benefit across the capital. The funding seeks to support projects that enhance green infrastructure in London, and include and involve Londoners in blue and green spaces.

    How much you can apply for:

    £10,000 to £500,000

    Who can apply:

    public sector
    non-profits
    local authorities

    Opening date:

    23 June 2025

    Closing date:

    21 August 2025 (round 1)

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    Green Roots Fund

  • Council Homes Acquisition Programme (CHAP)

    Theme:

    housing

    Summary

    The Mayor of London is supporting the construction of new council homes as well as helping councils to acquire homes to turn them into genuinely affordable homes.

    How much you can apply for:

    For social rent, up to £200,000 per home. For accommodation for homeless households, up to £85,000 per home.

    Who can apply:

    local authorities
    public sector

    Opening date:

    17 November 2023

    Closing date:

    31 December 2025 (subject to funding availability)

  • Homes for Londoners: Affordable Homes Programme 2021 – 2026

    Theme:

    housing

    Summary

    The Mayor of London has secured £4bn from Government to deliver affordable homes in London under the new Homes for Londoners: Affordable Homes Programme 2021-2026.

    How much you can apply for:

    negotiable

    Who can apply:

    local authorities
    registered providers
    public sector

    Opening date:

    24 November 2020

    Closing date:

    31 March 2026

  • Building and Safety Fund (2022)

    Theme:

    housing

    Summary

    In March 2020, the government announced spending of £1bn to remove and replace unsafe non-ACM cladding systems on high-rise residential buildings in England. The GLA is delivering this programme in London. The Fund was previously open for applications between June-July 2020.

    How much you can apply for:

    Eligible costs for the works required to address the life safety fire risks associated with cladding on high-rise residential properties.

    Who can apply:

    private sector
    public sector
    local authorities

    Opening date:

    28 July 2022

    Closing date:

    ongoing

  • Social Sector ACM Cladding Remediation Fund

    Theme:

    housing

    Summary

    In May 2018, the government announced £400m to remove and replace unsafe aluminium composite material (ACM) cladding systems on high-rise tower blocks in England owned by social landlords (housing associations and local authorities). The GLA is delivering this programme in London.

    How much you can apply for:

    All reasonable costs for remediation of ACM cladding systems, which have failed large-scale fire performance tests on social housing buildings 18m and over.

    Who can apply:

    public sector
    local authorities

    Opening date:

    16 May 2018

    Closing date:

    ongoing

Some of our grants are managed through Open Project System (OPS). Find out more about OPS.