Cycle and Stride for Active Lives
Community organisations across Greater Manchester can now apply to join the Cycle and Stride for Active Lives project and deliver an Active Travel Community Resource that will help inspire more people to walk, cycle or wheel.
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Cycle and Stride for Active Lives is an initiative from Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) that supports community groups and people in Greater Manchester to become more active through walking and cycling.
Made possible by a £1million grant from the London Marathon Charitable Trust, the three-year programme seeks to reach 10,000 people across communities that are least likely to be active or to walk or cycle their journeys.
The aim is to reach communities who experience more barriers when it comes to walking and cycling.
TfGM will work with approximately 60 different communities, charities, faith groups and schools over the next three years to improve access to cycling and walking through grants, training, online support, activities and events; all with the support of incredible local champions and volunteers.
Community organisations can now apply to join the project
Community organisations across Greater Manchester can now apply to join the Cycle and Stride for Active Lives project and deliver an Active Travel Community Resource that will help inspire more people to walk, cycle or wheel.
Successful applicants will receive:
- A grant of up to £10,000
- Support from an experienced active travel officer to help plan and deliver your project
- Cycle Training, led cycles & walks and much more
How to apply
- Download the application form (see below)
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Complete the application form as fully as possible, making sure you answer each section.
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Once you have completed your application, please submit via email to [email protected]
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Applications close 3 March 2023.
If you have any queries about the application, please email the team at [email protected]
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