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Community Transition Fund (Sefton)

Sefton Council

Description

Grant funding for voluntary, community, and social enterprise organisations in Sefton delivering one-off projects linked to the council's core purpose, with particular emphasis on supporting the borough's most vulnerable residents and generating savings for the council. Applications can be submitted at any time — there are no fixed funding rounds or deadlines.

Amount

Typically over £5,000 (not a small grants fund); smaller requests considered case-by-case

Deadline

Rolling / no fixed deadline

Eligibility summary

  • Available in: England.
  • Most relevant to: Charity & Nonprofit.
Notes
Organisations can only receive funding from this pot once every two years — no reapplying within 24 months of a previous award. Described on the council's own page as 'not a small grants fund': most awards are over £5,000, though smaller requests are considered case-by-case.
Requirement
Sefton-based voluntary, community, or social enterprise organisations (and, for town/village/neighbourhood centre projects, local businesses) with a clearly identified need for the project, ideally demonstrating partnership working with other organisations. General running costs and staff posts not attributable to a specific project are not funded.

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How to apply

Applications can be submitted at any time — send the Community Transition Fund Application form to Paul.McCann@sefton.gov.uk or call 0151 934 3202.

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Last verified: 19 August 2026. See the footer disclaimer — this is general information, not financial or tax advice.