ProsperityFunding & resource connections
Grant opportunities, innovative financing, and pooled resources that keep community delivery moving.
03NETWORK · JOIN A HUB
Local delivery, connected
Civil Society Hub in motion.
The primary delivery mechanism of Prosperity360, connecting grassroots organisations to national impact systems.
The network role
Good systems
make room.
The Civil Society Hub bridges community organisations and development frameworks, ensuring local voices shape policy and resources reach communities effectively.
Who this is forCSOs, NGOs, community-based organisations, and civil society networks.
01Civil Society Hub
One network. Many ways to contribute to lasting local change.
Community organisations connected
Local government partnerships
Resources reaching grassroots delivery
Pillars of support available
What membership makes possible
More than
a seat at the table.
Membership is practical. These are the doors that open once you are in the network.
Capability development
Hands-on support in governance, finance, MEL, and programme delivery — built for small teams.
Evidence & shared learning
Common measurement tools and communities of practice that turn daily delivery into knowledge.
One amplified voice
Coordinated advocacy that carries community priorities into policy with weight and consistency.
What the hub makes possible
Turn interest
into action.
Capacity strengthening
Training and technical assistance in governance, finance, M&E, and delivery.
Resource mobilisation
Funding opportunities, grant support, and innovative financing connections.
Data and evidence
Shared measurement tools and learning platforms for evidence-led advocacy.
Policy engagement
Coordinated advocacy that amplifies community voices.
Your journey
Four moves.
Real momentum.
From first conversation to active contribution — the path is clear and supported at every step.
01
Connect
Tell us about your organisation, where you work, and what you need.
02
Assess
We map your needs to funding, capability, and evidence support that fits.
03
Activate
You join the delivery network and begin working inside the system.
04
Grow
Your organisation levels up through shared learning, tools, and access.
The hub connected us to funding and a community of peers that changed how we deliver. For the first time, our work sits inside a bigger system.
Programme LeadCommunity-Based Organisation, Civil Society Hub member
Choose your entry point
There is a role
for you here.
- Access funding and technical support↗
- Join peer learning and communities of practice↗
- Contribute to collective policy work↗
Before you join
Clear, straight
answers.
The questions members ask most — answered honestly.
Do we need to be a registered NGO to join?+
No. Registered NGOs, community-based organisations, cooperatives, and informal community structures are all welcome. We meet you at your level of formalisation and help you strengthen it.
Is hub membership free?+
Yes. Joining the Civil Society Hub costs nothing. Some programmes and funding opportunities may carry eligibility criteria, but membership itself is open.
What support can we actually access?+
Funding connections, technical assistance in governance and MEL, shared measurement tools, peer communities of practice, and coordinated advocacy.
How long does onboarding take?+
Typically two to four weeks, from your application to an activation call where we agree your first support package.
One network, five gateways
Your hub is
one door.
Five hubs, one connected system. Explore the other doors, or find your pathway through the pathfinder.