Grant Application Form
Get Out Get Active – Stage 2
This application form builds on what you told us in Stage 1. While the question areas are similar we expect more detailed, specific and evidence-based answers.
The Lead Partner(LP)for the Get Out & Get Active (GOGA) grant should complete the form on behalf of the National Delivery Partnership. They will be the grantholder and will have overall responsibility for the delivery of GOGA and for reporting to Spirit.
Weask you toconfirm the National Delivery Partner(s)and the nature of the partnership you have developed, as well as setting out and providing assurance of your Local Partnerships.
CHECKLIST OF ATTACHMENTS
Please confirm that all the documents we ask you to send with this form are present by ticking the relevant boxes in the middle column. We will use this checklist when we receive your form.Required Attachments / LP
Sent / Spirit
Received
National Delivery Partnership agreement
Letters of agreement from each local authority partner
Project plan with milestones
Finance spreadsheet
Risk Register
Monitoring and evaluation framework spreadsheet
Additional referee details
Additional Financial Documents as requested
Optional Attachments
Delivery partnership organogram or flowchart
Relevant policy or strategy documents e.g. relating to inclusion, volunteering, safeguarding and/or monitoring and evaluation proposals.
We will assess your grant application against the framework, attached as Annex A. Please ensure that you address all the assessment criteria.
If you have any questions about the application process please email
SECTION 1: APPLICANT AND PARTNER DETAILS
Lead Partner
Please tell us about your organisation:Company/Charity Name and legal status / English Federation of Disability Sport / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / Company Registration: 03626730
Charity Registration: 1075180
Address / SportPark
3 Oakwood Drive
Loughborough
Leicestershire LE11 3QF / Telephone / 01509 227750
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Details of the person we should contact with any questions about this application / Barry Horne
Please tell us in no more than 300 words about the mission/vision of your organisation
The English Federation* of Disability Sport (EFDS) has a clear vision: “Disabled people are active for life”. The vision is translated into two broad strategic outcomes and EFDS seeks to work together with all bodies involved in developing and delivering sport and physical activity to achieve:
- Enhanced health and wellbeing for all disabled people (physical, psychological, social and emotional wellbeing).
- A more equal society in which disabled people can achieve through increased opportunities and choice.
Our innovative approach will focus on practical solutions and create a real and lasting legacy of 2012. We will work in co-production with local inactive people on every aspect of the project and using our insight into what motivates inactive people, our project will generate sustainable participation in target areas and develop clear models of best practice that can be replicated across the UK.
*Each home nation operates as a Federation and in the case of EFDS Members they bring to the programme each English regional group plus all National Disability Sport Bodies (NDSO): British Blind Sport; CP Sport; Dwarf Sports Association; Special Olympics; Mencap Sport; WheelPower; UK Deaf Sport; LimbPower as well as a number of Associate members across the country including County Sports Partnership Network, Youth Sport Trust and Sport and Recreational Alliance.
Proposed National Delivery Partner organisation/s (table should be repeated where you have multiple partners)
Please tell us about each organisation:Company/Charity Name and legal status / Federation Disability Sport Wales
Company Ltd. By Guarantee with full Charitable Status / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / Company Number: 05199508
Charity Number:
1144663
Address / Sport Wales National Centre,
Sophia Gardens,
Cardiff CF11 9SW / Telephone / 0845 8460021
Email address of named contact / / Website
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / Vision: Transforming Lives through the Power of Sport
Mission:
(Community) Every Disabled Person Hooked on Sport for life
(Performance) A Nation of Champions
Our community ambition is to create an inclusive Wales where every disabled person is hooked on sport for life. We have seen significant growth across community activity, with the number of inclusive clubs growing to over 360, increasing membership to over 16,000. Annually, we deliver over 1 million sport and physical recreation activities.
We have a national inclusion project called insport. The project is already transforming our sector working with 22 local authorities in Wales, national governing bodies of sport and many community clubs.
We strive to be asuccessful nation of champions where Welsh athletes excel on the international field of play within Paralympic, Deaflympic and intellectual impairment competitions. Our performance ambition is underpinned by a talent programme which develops athletes of the future.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Please tell us about each organisation:
Company/Charity Name and legal status / Scottish Disability Sport / Company Limited by Guarantee / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / Company No – SC246327
Charity No – SC009609
Address / Caledonia House, South Gyle, Edinburgh, EH12 9DQ / Telephone / 0131 3171130
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / Scottish Disability Sport (SDS) is the Scottish governing and co-coordinating body of all sports for people of all ages and abilities with a physical, sensory or learning disability. SDS has the vision of leading the development of sport and physical recreation for disabled people in Scotland and contributing to UK and international initiatives. SDS has published a national strategy “Inspiring Through Inclusion”, which will direct the work of the Association and build on the interest generated by both the London 2012 Paralympic Games and the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. SDS lists its major partners as sportscotland, Scotland’s Governing Bodies of Sport and Local Authorities plus Voluntary Organisations concerned with disability.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Company/Charity Name and legal status / Disability Sport NI / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / Registered Company Number:
NI32590
Charity Number: NIC102838
Address / Unit F
Curlew Pavilion
Portside Business Park
189 Airport Road West
Belfast
BT3 9ED / Telephone / (028) 9046 9925
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / About Us
Disability Sport NI is Northern Ireland’s main disability sports charity. We work with people with physical, sensory and learning disabilities of all ages and with schools, disability groups, sporting organisations and clubs to ensure that everyone can benefit from the health, social and education benefits of sport and physical recreation.
We currently have over 100 member groups made up of disability sports groups, schools and adult centres and organise a range of participation programmes, events, training courses and education projects all designed to improve the health and wellbeing of people with disabilities.
Our Vision for the future is:
An inclusive society where people with disabilities fully participate in all aspects of life, including sport and physical recreation.
Our Mission is:
To ensure that people with disabilities have an equal opportunity to live a full, active
and healthy lifestyle through sport and physical recreation.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Please tell us about each organisation:
Company/Charity Name and legal status / Volunteering Matters / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / Company limited by guarantee no. 1435877
Registered charity in England and Wales no. 291222 and in Scotland no. SC039171
Address / 18-24 Lower Clapton Road
London
E5 0PD / Telephone / 020 3780 5887
07813 664416
Email address of named contact / Rob Parton
Trusts and Lottery Fundraising Manager
/ Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / Volunteering Matters (formerly CSV) is a national charity that leads social action and volunteering programmes to help build stronger and more inclusive communities all over the UK.
Providing support and training to volunteers all over the UK we are able to deliver a local community focused approach to addressing health and social issues, whilst maintaining a high standard of impact.
Our volunteer led projects and services cover four main areas: young people, older people, disabled people and families. Last year over 80,000 volunteers engaged in our work running community projects such as befriending, mentoring, physical activities, play schemes, social activities, and workshops.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Please tell us about each organisation:
Company/Charity Name and legal status / Disability Rights UK / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / Charity No. 1138585
Company No. 07314865
Address / Ground Floor
CAN Mezzanine
49-51 East Rd
London
N1 6AH / Telephone / 020 7250 8181
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / Disability Rights UK (DR UK) is a national charity formed in 2012 from the merger of Disability Alliance, Radar and the National Centre for Independent Living. We are the largest pan-disability organisation in the UK.
We are ‘disabled people leading change’. Over 90% of our trustees have lived experience of disability, as do many of our staff. We offer advice, information, policy and campaigning services to disabled people and member organisations all around the UK. In line with our principles, all our information and advice is designed by and for disabled people.
We currently run a project funded by Sport England called Get Yourself Active which aims to increase the number of disabled people using Personal Budgets for physical activity and sport.
In all our work we seek the outcomes of disabled people having enhanced health, wellbeing and quality of life, and exercising choice and control over the available opportunities.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Please tell us about each organisation:
Company/Charity Name and legal status / Women’s Sport & Fitness Foundation (known as Women in Sport)
Company Ltd. By Guarantee with fullCharitable Status / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / Company Number: 3075681
Charity Number:
1060267
Address / 3rd Floor
26 Finsbury Square
London
EC2A 1DS / Telephone / 020 3137 6263
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / Women in Sport’s vision is to transform sport for the benefit of every woman and girl in the UK. By drawing on our unique insight, we champion the right of every woman and girl to take part in and benefit from sport: from the field of play to the boardroom, from early years and throughout her life. Our work is centred on a belief in fairness and equal opportunity for women and girls.
A commitment to collaboration is a core value of the charity. We understand the specific and unique role we play in working to achieve our ambitious vision, but we cannot achieve it alone. So, where appropriate, we work in partnership with like-minded people and organisations to transform sport for women and girls. Recent partners include Sport England, the Youth Sport Trust, sports coach UK, London Sport, Virgin Active, Comic Relief and Newton Investment Management.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Please tell us about each organisation:
Company/Charity Name and legal status / StreetGames UK Limited
Charity and a company limited by guarantee / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / Charity no: 1113542
Company no: 5384487
Address / Unit G3 Barton Hall Estate, Hardy Street, Eccles, Manchester, M30 7NB / Telephone / 0161 707 0782
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / StreetGames mission is to Change Sport, Change Lives and Change Communities. We only work in the most disadvantaged areas of the UK, where health inequalities are at their most severe and where community assets and infrastructure are scarce. Our core work is to support over 600 community organisations to increase levels of physical activity and sports participation. Our focus is on young people aged 8-25. Our proven method is to provide a diversity of sport and activity to young people, rather than focus on one or two sports. The activity needs to be provided at the right time, in the right place, at the right price and in the right style. We call this ‘Doorstep Sport’. In the past two years our 1000 Doorstep Sport Clubs in England and Wales have engaged over 50,000 young people aged 14-25. We have award winning programmes in volunteering, girls work and workforce training.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Please tell us about each organisation:
Company/Charity Name and legal status / England Athletics / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / Company Number: 5583713
Address / Athletics House
Alexander Stadium
Walsall Road
Perry Barr
Birmingham
B42 2BE / Telephone / 0121 347 6543
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / Vision
500,000 people running more often to make athletics the most popular individual sport In England by 2017
England Athletics has three core objectives:
- To increase participation across a wider cross-section of the community
- To improve the quality of experience of every participant.
- To support the development of the next generation of champions.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Please tell us about each organisation:
Company/Charity Name and legal status / parkrun Limited / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / 07289574
Address / 31 Harlow Oval
Harrogate
HG2 0DR / Telephone / 07941941095
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / Our vision is a parkrun in every community that wants one. In establishing our network we have been reactive in that we have expanded into areas as the local community has taken the initiative to start an event. With an established UK network with almost full coverage we feel that the time is right to seek out opportunities to engage with communities that don’t know about us or who feel unwanted. Perhaps because our events are free to the end user and are so regular we have found ourselves with a very large group of committed volunteers.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Please tell us about each organisation:
Company/Charity Name and legal status / Youth Sport Trust
Registered Charity / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / Charity Registration: 1086915
Company Registration: 4180163
Address / SportPark
Loughborough University
3 Oakwood Drive
Loughborough
LE11 3QF / Telephone / 01509 226600
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / The Youth Sport Trust (YST) is an independent charity devoted to building a brighter future for young people. We are passionate about helping all young people achieve their full potential by delivering high quality physical education (PE), sport and physical activity related opportunities. Through 20 years of experience, we have developed a unique way of maximising the power of sport to grow young people, schools and communities in the UK and around the world.
Through the power of sport we aim to ensure:
- Every child receives the best sporting start in life through a right to physical literacy
- Every young person is provided a sporting chance to succeed in life through reduced inequality
- Every young person achieves their sporting best in life by developing fundamental life skills such as: creativity, aspirations, resilience and empathy.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Company/Charity Name and legal status / Amateur Swimming Association / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / N/A
Address / Pavilion 3, SportPark
3 Oakwood Drive
Loughborough
LE11 3QF / Telephone / 01509 618700
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / The Objects of the ASA shall be to:
1.Promote the teaching and practice of swimming, open water swimming, diving, synchronised swimming and water polo;
2.Raise public awareness of the sport and stimulate public opinion in favour of providing proper accommodation and facilities;
3.Create, publish and enforce uniform laws, regulations and technical rules for the control and regulation of swimming, open water swimming, diving, synchronised swimming and water polo championships and competitions in England, and deal with any infringement thereof;
4.Promote and conduct annually English Championships in swimming, open water swimming, diving, synchronised swimming and water polo.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Company/Charity Name and legal status / Age UK
Charitable Company limited by guarantee and registered in England and Wales / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / Company Number:
6825798
Charity Number:
1128267
Address / 1-6 Tavistock Square, London, WC1H 9NA / Telephone / 0203 033 1061
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / Age UK is dedicated to helping people love later life. We have five ambitions that shape everything we do; we want to see a world where everyone in later life:
- Has enough money.
- Can enjoy life and feel well.
- Can receive high-quality health and care.
- Feels comfortable, secure and safe at home.
- Can participate in their local community
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Company/Charity Name and legal status / Sporting Equals
Registered Charity / Companies House /
Charity Commission registration number / Company number: 5853520
Registered as a Charity. Charity number: 1119365
Address / Building 300
Trinity Park
Bickenhill Lane
Birmingham International Airport
B37 7ES / Telephone: / 0121 777 1375
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / Our visionis of a vibrant, inclusive sector which celebrates diversity and has black and minority ethnic (BME) communities participating and excelling in all aspects of sport and physical activity.
Our missionis to make a sustainable difference to the inclusion of all under represented communities in sport and physical activity to help increase participation, improve the long term opportunities and health outcomes of those communities.
We are the leading experts on equality and diversity in sport, and are the only UK-wide organisation working to increase ethnic diversity across sport and physical activity. We have partnership links across the UK and provide support to national governing bodies, county sports partnerships, local authorities and professional sports clubs to engage BME communities. We have a 5000 strong network of BME delivery partners which enable us to empower individuals and communities to achiever their full potential through playing sport and being active.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
Please tell us about each organisation:
Company/Charity Name and legal status / Play England
Registered charity and company limited by guarantee / Companies House / Charity Commission registration number / Company no
07880687
Charity no
1150216
Address / 129 Lancaster Road
Barnet
EN4 8AJ / Telephone / 07595 271532
Email address of named contact / / Website /
Please tell us in no more than 150 words about the mission/vision of this organisation / Play England is a national charity that campaigns for the freedom and space for children to play throughout childhood.
Letter of Intent attached / Yes
The National Delivery Partnership Agreement