We’re recruiting volunteers to join Brent Community Land Trust and be part of a growing movement to create affordable, sustainable homes led by local people. Our mission is to develop innovative housing solutions designed by and for Brent residents—and we need your support to make it happen.

This is a great opportunity to donate your time, build valuable skills, and make a meaningful impact in your community. Whether you’re looking to gain experience in the nonprofit sector or simply want to support local change, we offer roles that contribute directly to a fairer housing future in Brent.

Right now, we’re recruiting volunteers for the following roles:

Digital Communications Professional Volunteer

Social Media and Communications Volunteers

These positions are ideal for individuals passionate about storytelling, digital engagement, or community outreach. You’ll help us spread awareness of our work, grow our network, and engage more Brent residents in shaping the future of local housing.

Why Volunteer With Us?

By joining Brent CLT, you’ll contribute to a community-led charity working to deliver genuinely affordable homes across the borough. You’ll also gain hands-on experience, grow your network, and become part of a team that values collaboration, transparency, and local leadership.

We’re recruiting volunteers who share our vision of a Brent where everyone has access to housing that’s secure, sustainable, and designed with dignity.

If you’re interested, please email info@brentclt.org.uk to request an application pack or learn more about how you can get involved.

We’re thrilled to share that Brent CLT awarded £40k from Community Led Housing London, marking an exciting step forward in our mission to deliver truly affordable, community-led homes in Brent.

The £40,000 grant will play a vital role in laying strong foundations for our future. With this funding, Brent CLT will focus on establishing a robust governance structure, developing an inclusive community outreach programme, and growing our membership. These efforts are essential to ensuring that our work remains led by and accountable to the people of Brent.

Being Brent CLT awarded £40k means we can now accelerate the development of proposals for a dedicated site, pushing forward our vision of creating secure, sustainable homes shaped by local needs and voices. This investment is not just financial—it’s a vote of confidence in our approach to putting residents at the heart of housing decisions.

What Comes Next?

Over the coming months, we’ll be using the grant to build stronger community ties, host workshops and events, and engage new members who share our passion for housing justice in Brent. We’re committed to transparency and collaboration at every stage, and we’ll be sharing updates on our progress as we move ahead.

We’re excited about what this funding allows us to achieve and grateful for the support from Community Led Housing London. Stay tuned for more news as Brent CLT awarded £40k continues to open new doors for community-driven development in Brent.

Brent Community Land Trust (Brent CLT) is inviting local residents to join the Brent CLT Community Panel, a new initiative that places local voices at the heart of affordable housing development in the borough. As a community-led organisation, Brent CLT believes that involving residents in every step of the journey is essential to creating homes that truly reflect local needs and aspirations.

The Brent CLT Community Panel is being set up with the support of Community Regen, who are working closely with the Brent CLT Board to recruit a diverse and enthusiastic group of local people. We’re looking for residents from a wide range of ages, backgrounds, and professions—people who reflect the richness of Brent’s community and are passionate about shaping its future.

Panel members will act as a vital bridge between the community and the Brent CLT Board. Your role will include supporting engagement efforts, informing decision-making, and ensuring that local voices remain central to how new homes are planned and delivered. You don’t need any previous experience—just a commitment to your community and a willingness to get involved.