Family Fund - Helping Disabled Children

Your Opportunity: Help for 18-24 year-olds

On Monday, Mayor Sadiq Khan launched his biggest scrappage scheme ever. The £110 million fund will support Londoners on certain lower incomes, disabled Londoners, London-based charities, sole traders and business with 10 or fewer employees prepare for the expansion of Ultra Low Emission Zone London-wide on 29 August this year. Successful applicants will receive funding to scrap or retrofit their old, polluting vehicle.

To accompany the scrappage scheme, the Mayor and TfL are also announcing a range of ULEZ support offers from businesses for all Londoners, including additional exclusive offers for successful applicants of the scrappage scheme. This will enable Londoners to benefit from discounts and promotions on subscriptions, rentals and purchases of bicycles, e-bikes, cargo bikes, cars and vans.

It follows the Mayor’s decision to expand the ULEZ London-wide from August, which will mean five million more Londoners breathing cleaner air. Already around 85 per cent of vehicles seen driving in outer London meet the standards, meaning the majority of drivers will not need to pay. The new scrappage scheme and grace periods will help drivers of the remaining non-compliant vehicles prepare.

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Disability Action Haringey have a small fund available in order for local D/deaf and Disabled residents to try out an organised sport or physical activity which is new to them.

If you have always wanted to try something like Wheelchair Tennis, Football or Rugby, Autism-Friendly Swimming Sessions, Goalball, Blind Cricket or anything else related to sports and fitness – then please contact us at: info@d-a-h.org for more information.