A short slideshow from Active Gloucestershire introducing new opportunities in disability sport and physical activity for all.

1. Children & Young People
18th July 2012

2. Active Gloucestershire
 County Sport and Physical Activity Partnership (CSPAP) for
Gloucestershire
 Part of a network of 49 CSPAPs in England
 An independent and charitable social enterprise
 Contracted by national and local partners
We work to get as many people as possible
involved in sport and physical activity

3. No matter
how able you
are you have
needs
No matter
what your
disability you
have talent,
skills,
aspirations

4. Disability Sport
 Disability Youth Games
 Playground 2 Podium
 National Governing Bodies (NGBs) of Sport
 School Games
 GCC funding
 Other local funding

5. Disabled children and young
people, including those with
the most complex needs,
take part in sport and
physical activity
Sport and physical
Sport and physical
activity providers in
activities provide
Gloucestershire are
natural short breaks
informed, trained and Improving for disabled children
enabled to include the lives and young people at
disabled children and
young people of times when these are
most needed
children
Disabled young people Aspirations and
contribute to sport expectations of disabled
and physical activity young people and sport
and have leadership and activity providers are
opportunities raised

6. consultation
consultation
consultation
ACCESS
consultation
consultation
TRAINING LEADERSHIP
consultation
consultation

7. Leisure
NGBs / Providers
pathways Audits
Youth
Clubs Centres
ACCESS
Open / green Inspired
spaces facilities funds
Schools
“Right” time
Quality

8. Sport
NGBs Makers
Coaches
Buddying
Scheme Leisure
Providers
TRAINING
Bursaries Teachers
Disability
providers Parents/carers
Mentoring Youth
Workers

9. Sport
Makers
NGBs School
Games
Befriending Community
Scheme LEADERSHIP Sports Leaders
Schools Disabled / non
disabled
Connect 2
Coaching

10. Workshops
Access
Training
Leadership
Needs and wants
Good practice /
strengths
Opportunities &
solutions
Support

11. Contact details
Will Parker
Active Inclusion Lead
activeinclusion@activegloucestershire.org
07510 135118
Rhiannon Wright
Assistant Chief Executive
rhiannonwright@activegloucestershire.org
07944 038652
www.activegloucestershire.org

12. Adults (16+)
18th July 2012

13. Active Gloucestershire
 County Sport and Physical Activity Partnership (CSPAP) for
Gloucestershire
 Part of a network of 49 CSPAPs in England
 An independent and charitable social enterprise
 Contracted by national and local partners
We work to get as many people as possible
involved in sport and physical activity

14. No matter
how able you
are you have
needs
No matter
what your
disability you
have talent,
skills,
aspirations

15. Inclusive Sport Fund
 Set up by Sport England with £8m National Lottery Funding
 Part of Places People Play imitative, bringing the magic of a
home Olympic and Paralympic Games to communities across
the country, creating a legacy of increased participation in
sport
 Designed to grow the number of disabled young people (aged
14+) and adults regularly playing sport
 At present, only one in six disabled adults play sport regularly
 Looking for INNOVATIVE, SCALABLE and REPLICABLE projects

16. Inclusive Sport Fund
The programme has three key strands:
1. Working together to develop and improve sporting
facilities
2. Supporting the workforce delivering sport
3. Provide opportunity and motivation to establish
lifelong sporting habits

17. Inclusive Sport Fund
 Led by the needs of disabled people
 Recognise there is not one homogenous group
 Bring together experts from both sport and disability sectors
 Participation by all disabled people
 Inclusive and dedicated opportunities
 Opportunities that are not just accessible but are friendly,
welcoming, and effectively staffed.
Many projects and organisations already doing this, often driven
by small groups of dedicated volunteers. The fund wants to
support these projects, generate more of them, learn from them
and link them together

18. Who can Apply
To be eligible for Inclusive Sport funding you must:
 Be a bona fide and legitimate organisation with a written
constitution
 Target disabled people aged 14 years old and above with a
recognised sporting activity or physical activities that lead to
recognised sport.
 Propose new activities that have not yet begun
 Demonstrate good financial health and governance
 Describe how your project will be sustained
Not sure if you need this side or not as at the beginning say we
want to put in an application on behalf of a network of partners

19. Sustainability
 Applications need to be over £10,001
 Fund projects for up to 3 years, but will need to know:
 How Inclusive Sport funding will create a sustainable
local community sports project after the funding is
finished
 How your project will lead to sustained participation in
regular sporting activity

20. What won’t be funded
 Capital awards/facility development
 Equipment-only applications
 Projects focused solely on physical activity, such as
walking or gardening
 General running costs e.g. on-going staff costs, council
tax, gas, electricity or water bills, facility costs for office
base
 One off events
 Items that only benefit an individual
 Foreign trips

21. Timescales
 Deadline for applications is 5pm August 31st
 Notification of decisions in November 2012