TRANSPORT FOR ALL 

Towards unrestricted core costs as a Cost of Living Uplift

This is a cost of living uplift for grant reference 360G-trustforlondon-MAIN-S2-05.10.2021-9316

The funding will be used to continue providing vital advice advocacy and support for disabled people. The project aims to reduce barriers promote independence and grow confidence.

purchase office equipment for a charity supporting people with disabilites Nationally

Campaigning for accessible transport: Our history and our future

The funding is for continuation of 'Access, Rights, Advice', a scheme delivering transport sector system change and ensuring policies are directly influenced by disabled people and based on their ....more

The funding is for continuation of 'Access, Rights, Advice', a scheme delivering transport sector system change and ensuring policies are directly influenced by disabled people and based on their needs.The scheme: collates impactful data, develops disabled people as agents of social change and campaigns for much needed structural reform.

Towards unrestricted core costs for work which changes how the transport sector engages with disabled people.

over three years as unrestricted funding for a disability-led charity working to increase access to transport and streetspaces around England

The funding will be used to continue the groups capacity to provide advice and information for deaf and disabled people accessing public transport. The project aims to reduce barriers promote ....more

The funding will be used to continue the groups capacity to provide advice and information for deaf and disabled people accessing public transport. The project aims to reduce barriers promote independence and grow confidence.

Mobility significantly improves quality of life of deaf, disabled and older people through empowerment and independence. Transport for All fights for the fundamental right to travel, and its impact ....more

Mobility significantly improves quality of life of deaf, disabled and older people through empowerment and independence. Transport for All fights for the fundamental right to travel, and its impact far outweighs its size - the organisation regularly meets with the Minister for Transport and the Managing Director of the London Underground, and sits on the City of London Transport Committee's Board. Recent successful campaigns include step-free Crossrail stations, 120 discrimination cases and accessible redesign of lift signage across the Underground. Transport for All also runs the 'Access, Rights, Advice' telephone line that offers free travel information and support to its members. Additional safety requirements during Covid have made public transport in many areas even less accessible than before. Transport for All is using funding from The Fore to enable volunteer operators of its telephone line to work effectively remotely, and to recruit additional volunteers, enabling the service to support more people in need during the pandemic and beyond.

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to ....more

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."

The funding is for the costs of moving work remotely to ensure it can continue to operate in an inclusive, accessible way. It needs software and support to meet its staff's access needs and to ....more

The funding is for the costs of moving work remotely to ensure it can continue to operate in an inclusive, accessible way. It needs software and support to meet its staff's access needs and to provide remote accessible advice and support for the Deaf and disabled community. This is in response to the COVID19 emergency. A London Community Response grant.

The funding is for 'Access, Rights, Advice' a scheme aiming for transport sector system change that ensures policies are directly influenced by disabled people and based on their needs. The scheme ....more

The funding is for 'Access, Rights, Advice' a scheme aiming for transport sector system change that ensures policies are directly influenced by disabled people and based on their needs. The scheme will: collate impactful data, develop disabled people as agents of social change and campaign for much needed structural reform.

This project will upgrade the group's computer system and provide staff with relevant training. This will help to provide a more efficient service for people with disabilities, enabling them to use ....more

This project will upgrade the group's computer system and provide staff with relevant training. This will help to provide a more efficient service for people with disabilities, enabling them to use essential transport services and reduce their feelings of isolation.

£90,000 over three years (£30,000, £30,000, £30,000) towards the cost of a full time Let’s Get Moving project manager and running costs.