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North Somerset Community Transport Grant

Quartet Community Foundation

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Summary
01 April 2019
Rolling deadline
£20 - £500
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Individuals
Not for profit (incl. NGOs)
South West
Transport, Infrastructure and ICT
Overview

What is Quartet Community Foundation? Quartet Community Foundation manages funding on behalf of individuals, companies, charitable trusts and statutory agencies. This enables us to make grants to charitable groups in the West of England. We have many grant programmes to which groups can apply, the Express Grant Programme is one.

Criteria for funding: Community transport groups and car schemes are expected to run themselves but we recognise that groups sometimes incur costs over and above their prepaid or ongoing running costs. We will consider applications for a funding contribution towards one or more of the following items: o Insurance, including public liability insurance, such as an unexpected rise in insurance premiums o Unplanned vehicle maintenance or other expenses o Telephone or software installation/upgrades o Unplanned building maintenance o Blue badges application charges o Specific promotional activity o Training for drivers and other staff o DBS checks for new drivers or staff o New community projects or initiatives o Any other unexpected expenditure

We will look favourably on applications that can demonstrate match funding. We may not be able to fund the whole cost of your application.

How much do we award? Applicant organisations can be awarded from £20 up to £500.

This grant programme is open for applications all year.

Eligibility

Who can apply? Local transport schemes aiming to provide accessible, efficient and affordable transport to North Somerset residents with limited mobility, typically run by local volunteers in the community. We recognise two types of community transport scheme: o Community transport groups who operate with a section 19 or section 22 permit and provide fully accessible minibuses for a wide range of regular shopping trips, dial-a-ride, group hire and day trips. o Car schemes run by volunteer drivers in their own vehicles, which provide a range of local trips but primarily provide access to medical appointments.

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20 April 2023