IAF ROI

fund information

Inspiring Scotland are delighted to support the Scottish Government with the Improving Access Fund (IAF). The IAF supports the delivery of the Scottish Governments' Disability Equality Plan. The aim of the Improving Access Fund is to advance equality for disabled people by supporting peer-led initiatives that align with the social model of disability. The Fund will enable financial support for disabled households, promote full inclusion and participation, and improve mental health outcomes for disabled people.

The Fund is now open with applications due by midday Monday 19th January. If you wish to apply, please complete the form below and we will send you the fund application pack. If you do not receive an application pack please contact us at iafenquiries@inspiringscotland.org.uk

For further information, click here to go to the fund information page.

1. Your details *This question is required.

First name *This question is required.

Last name *This question is required.

Organisation *This question is required.

Job title *This question is required.

Email address *This question is required. This question requires a valid email address.

2. Please provide a postcode for the area where your work takes place *This question is required. one of the priorities of the Disability Equality Plan is to support disabled people living in rural and island communities. This question will allow us to target promotion at underrepresented areas.

3. What is the legal form of the organisation you represent? *This question is required.Please note that if you are a registered charity this does not automatically mean you are an incorporated organisation so, please check the legal form of your organisation before applying.
Unincorporated organisations can apply for up to £5,000 for volunteer led work.
Incorporated organisations can apply for up to £80,000

4. Do you have any specific questions about the Improving Access Fund that you would like our team to answer?

5. Please tell us why you are interested in the Improving Access Fund.

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