Access to Bikes for Young People Partnership Programme - Application Form

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Access to Bikes for Young People Partnership Programme 


Cycling Scotland is a recognised Scottish Charity (SC029760) regulated by the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR).


The Access to Bikes for Young People Partnership Programme is funded by Transport Scotland.

 

Cycling Scotland work with a range of partners towards the outcomes of the Active Travel Framework which carries the 2030 vision for active travel: “Scotland’s communities are shaped around people, with walking or cycling the most popular choice for shorter everyday journeys”.

 

To achieve this vision, Cycling Scotland is working with a network of partner organisations to increase affordable access to bikes for children and young people who need a bike and wish to access one. 


Please read the Guidance for Applicants before starting your application. 
 Please also read over the terms and conditions of the funding.

 

We recommend contacting cyclingfriendly@cycling.scot for support and guidance before submitting an application. 


Please note that fields marked with an asterisk are mandatory.

Contact details







Lead contact details
Phone information
Email information
Organisation Details
In this section, please enter organisation details.
Please enter your organisation's correspondence address below
Enter a generic email address such as info@, hello@ to act as a secondary contact 

Project background


Additional Support



Proposed project

In this section, please describe how you have identified the young people in need of bikes, and detail the plan and process for distribution of bikes.
Project summary


Please read the cycle fleet guidance document for further support.







Project budget (requested funding)

In this section, please break down the requested funding for the proposed project. 

Please add specific details for each item by clicking "add another budget item" at the bottom of the page.

Funding requests should be based on current quotations and these should be submitted as supporting evidence where possible. 
Requested funding

VAT Warning
Reclaimable VAT should not be included in the requested total. 

For VAT registered organisations, reclaimable VAT will not be included in any grant offer made by Cycling Scotland in accordance with HMRC guidelines. 

If your organisation is partially VAT exempt, any grant offer will only include non-reclaimable VAT. Please submit confirmation from the relevant department with this application. 
Total requested from Cycling Scotland

Project budget (organisational contribution)

In this section, please break down the organisational match funding & value in-kind support for the proposed project. 

Please add specific details for each item by clicking "add another response" at the bottom of the page. 
Organisational contribution

Value in-kind are non-cash contributions by the applicant organisation, e.g. staff time to deliver the project.      Match funding is any cash contribution to support the project.
Total organisational contribution

Project plan

In this section, please provide information on the anticipated delivery timeframe and potential risks that may negatively impact delivery. 
Project plan



Submission

Supporting documents
Please upload up to 4 supporting documents, e.g. survey results, pictures of current facilities, supplier quotes, VAT confirmation.
Confirmation
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