Grant for Adaptive Equipment for Leisure Access for People with Disabilities
Aid for buying adapted equipment giving people with disabilities access to leisure. Offering leisure activities suited to the specific needs of people with disabilities. Costs or operations listed: Adapted equipment giving people with disabilities access to leisure: joëlettes (all-terrain wheelchairs) and adapted bikes, water-entry equipment, adapted paragliding wings, tactile maps, 3D models, vibrating vests and floors, etc. Practical decision: write a short note linking each piece of equipment to a use, the groups concerned and the expected number of beneficiaries, then prepare quotes. The catalogue indicates a maximum rate of 30%, between €500 and €5,000, with a rate of up to 50% for certain areas or H+ festivals.
This regional aid supports the purchase of equipment that makes leisure accessible to people with disabilities: joëlettes, adapted bikes, water-entry equipment, tactile maps, 3D models or vibrating devices. The project must explain the people welcomed and how the equipment makes the activity more accessible. The amount, combination rules and current opening must be confirmed with the funder before any commitment.
Funded by Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
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Who can apply
Beneficiaries indicated in the catalogue: associations; businesses; local authorities (municipalities, inter-municipal bodies, etc.) and public bodies. Check the business size at the required level, the main activity, the location and the exclusions in the rules in force.
Eligibility conditions
Detailed conditions are not recorded in the catalogue. Obtain the official rules before considering the project eligible; check in particular the area, timetable, costs and combination rules.
What the scheme covers
Operations or costs mentioned in the catalogue: adapted equipment giving people with disabilities access to leisure: joëlettes (all-terrain wheelchairs) and adapted bikes, water-entry equipment, adapted paragliding wings, tactile maps, 3D models, vibrating vests and floors, etc. Check the exclusions and the date from which costs are eligible in the official rules.
Amount and funding terms
Amount mentioned in the catalogue: grant of up to 30% of eligible costs, between €500 and €5,000. This rate is increased to 50% in Destination Tourisme H+ areas and for H+ festivals. Do not treat it as a guaranteed amount: confirm the cost base (excluding/including VAT), cap, available budget, combination and aid regime with the funder.
How to apply
Write a short note linking each piece of equipment to a use, the groups concerned and the expected number of beneficiaries, then prepare quotes. The catalogue indicates a maximum rate of 30%, between €500 and €5,000, with a rate of up to 50% for certain areas or H+ festivals. Check the applicant’s eligibility, the rules on costs excluding/including VAT and the increased rate in the regional rules. Prepare at least: business identification (SIREN/SIRET), proof of location, project description, detailed quotes, financing plan and required supporting documents. This list is a checklist: follow the funder’s exact list.
Timeline
No current application deadline is confirmed by the catalogue data alone. Check the end date, sessions, available budget and the required order between application, quote, order and start of works with the funder.
Key facts
- Funder
- Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Maximum amount
- €5,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Minimum amount
- €500
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Funding rate
- 50%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Frequently asked questions
What concrete project could this aid fit?
Adapted equipment giving people with disabilities access to leisure: joëlettes (all-terrain wheelchairs) and adapted bikes, water-entry equipment, adapted paragliding wings, tactile maps, 3D models, vibrating vests and floors, etc.
Who should check their eligibility first?
Associations; businesses; local authorities (municipalities, inter-municipal bodies, etc.) and public bodies.
What amount can be included in the financing plan?
The catalogue mentions: grant of up to 30% of eligible costs, between €500 and €5,000. This rate is increased to 50% in Destination Tourisme H+ areas and for H+ festivals. This is an indication to be confirmed, not a funding commitment.
What could block the application?
The detailed conditions are not sufficiently recorded; obtain the official rules before committing.
What is the next useful step?
Write a short note linking each piece of equipment to a use, the groups concerned and the expected number of beneficiaries, then prepare quotes. The catalogue indicates a maximum rate of 30%, between €500 and €5,000, with a rate of up to 50% for certain areas or H+ festivals. Check the applicant’s eligibility, the rules on costs excluding/including VAT and the increased rate in the regional rules.
Official source
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