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Moulsecoomb & Bevendean
We have been working with local people in Moulsecoomb and Bevendean for over twenty years, supporting the local community to make the changes they want to see.
In the area we support community groups including Moulsecoomb Local Action Team and Action for Bevendean who produce newsletters to share information and co-ordiante community projects. We run youth clubs in north Brighton at the 67 Centre.
If you would like to get involved in your community or have an idea for something you’d like to see, we can help you make it happen.
Meet Local Community Champion: Jonathan White
Tell us what Moulsecoomb & Bevendean needs.
Spotlight on Moulsecoomb Community Market
Moulsecoomb Community Market is important so we can get affordable food close to home. Through it I have made new local connections and gained friendships that have improved my life.
Nicky, Market Administrator
Community projects in Moulsecoomb & Bevendean
Moulsecoomb Local Action Team and Action for Bevendean host forums, and produce newsletters to share information and coordinate community projects.
Moulsecoomb & Bevendean Neighbourhood Action Plan
The Healthy Neighbourhood Fund
Moulsecoomb & Bevendean Winter Newsletter
Wild Park Rainscape
Moulsecoomb & Bevendean Neighborhood Action Plan Responses 2025
Community groups in Moulsecoomb & Bevendean
We work with over 25 independent community groups for all ages in Moulsecoomb and Bevendean. Here are some of our key community partners. And there are more listed, with details of their activity in the area, in the directory.
Moulsecoomb and Bevendean Directory
The Bevy Pub
Very Local Food Hubs
Bevendean Food Bank
Moulsecoomb Community Market
Bevendean Community Garden
Projects in Moulsecoomb & Bevendean
Act on Cancer Together
We can provide talks and workshops for community groups about cancer screening and prevention or run stalls at events.
Area Networking
TDC run quarterly networking sessions for community groups, voluntary sector, Brighton and Hove City Council and more.
Brighton Streets
Get advice, support or a friendly chat from our youth workers, here for you across Brighton & Hove.
Climate for Communities
A partnership of Brighton-based community, voluntary and social enterprise organisations working with local people to take action on the climate emergency.
Health Forums
Come along to the East or Central Health Forums, facilitated by TDC in partnership with local communities, service providers and anyone interested in health and wellness in the area.
Thriving Communities
The Thriving Communities Partnership strives to increase inclusion for all our city’s communities.
UOK
UOK is citywide network that brings together separate organisations to strengthen, develop and integrate mental health support for different levels of need.
Youth Friendly Community Spaces
The Trust for Developing Communities developed an audit to help community spaces become more youth-friendly in a bid to combat youth loneliness.
Moulsecoomb & Bevendean team
Click team members for contact details
Anke Thurm
Community Development Manager
Claire Burchell
Senior Community Development Manager
Esme Young
Community Development Worker
Hannah Butters
Community Enagement Worker
Kirsty Walker
Director of Neighbourhood Projects
Rebecca Luff
Community Development Worker
Tina O'Donnell
Climate Action Programme Manager
Anke Thurm
Community Development Manager
I have met a lot of motivated and passionate people here, and their project ideas, skills and drive always inspire me.
Claire Burchell
Senior Community Development Manager
I enjoy working with individuals and groups who have such creativity and enthusiasm, from an idea to making it a reality. It’s very inspiring to see the difference it makes.
Esme Young
Community Development Worker
I love getting to know the amazing community members and passionate people who are serving their community. There are so many great projects going on that bring people together and resource each other.
Kirsty Walker
Director of Neighbourhood Projects
There's such a strong sense of communities knowing what they want and getting on with it that we really do become 'connectors'.
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