United Kingdom
Activities Participation Fund - COVID 19
By The Kepplewray Trust
Registered Charity
Registered Charity
Executive Summary
Due to COVID-19, young people in the UK are at risk of their personal development and life-skills being damaged, with the disadvantaged at even greater risk. Kepplewray wants to address this by making it easier for groups of impacted young people to access vital activity breaks at our centre in Cumbria via subsidies provided by donors and Kepplewray. Many community and charity-based groups struggle to access activity breaks due to funding. This is exacerbated by COVID-19, with families and supporters put on furlough or losing their jobs. We want to address this with heavily discounted places with your support. We will work with recognised community and support groups as to who should benefit due to reduced or limited family finances, i.e., low or non-earner. This would enable disadvantaged participants to come as soon as COVID-19 restrictions allow, for well-being and enjoyment of adventure. Donors can subsidise places at cost of £120 per person - all funding is welcome.
Impact Indicators
People: Social Impact
Number of Lives Impacted:
100
Gender:
Female, Male
Age:
12-17, 18-25
Employment Status:
Student, Unemployed
Accessibility:
Disabled, Non-Disabled
Location:
Urban, Suburban, Rural, Remote
Planet: Environmental Impact
Land:
Rural
Water:
Inland
Air:
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Topic and Activity Grid
Topics
Children & Youth |
Community Engagement |
Sports |
Wellbeing |
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Training |
Geography
Country:
United Kingdom
Project Outcome Indicators
Short Term:
— Number of participants
Persons participating who otherwise would be unable to do so due to personal funding
— Satisfaction and enjoyment
Participants provide positive feedback on their experience
— Skills learnt
Observable skills that participants show, e..g, abseiling, canoeing, personal safety equipment
Long Term:
— Habit forming
As a result of learning new skills and self-confidence, participants continue to engage in outdoor pursuits post—event, e.g., by return visits or joining sports clubs
Activities:
We propose that donors support disabled and/or low income participants who otherwise wouldn’t be able to come for adventure breaks, with a mix of discounts for individuals within disability or disadvantaged groups as follow: - based on typical all-inclusive, fully catered cost for a Kepplewray two-night/weekend instructor-led activity break of around £150 per person* - 10% discount (£15pp) provided by Kepplewray, bringing our margin down to around nil - 80% discount (£120pp) funded by Maanch donors - the balance (£15pp) funded by the group or individual’s family * Our costs for participation depend on time of year and whether an off-season discount is available. Typical rates between September and April per person are: - Full board and accommodation: £45 pp per night = £90 for a two-night stay - A full day plus half day of instructor-led activities = £60 Total usual cost = £150pp, before then applying our own 10% discount. We will work with charities, carer groups and other recognised support groups as to which individuals or families would benefit from such funding, based on restricted household income. We will monitor use of the fund and outcomes, and provide results according to donors’ reasonable conditions. The need and demand is great, and we would utilise donations over a period of 6-12 months for the benefit of people impacted by COVID-19 ‘lockdown’.
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Project Budget:
£12,706
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(8%)
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will provide 75 opportunities for disadvantaged young people to go on vital activity break after COVID lockdown
Timeline:
1 year
Direct Commitment Ratio:
84.26%
Project to Org. Size Ratio:
2.99%
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Prosperity
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