09-01-2013, 12:29 PM
Steve
I don't want to rain on your lottery parade but I am currently preparing the grant application for CS, which is now administered by the Big Lottery Fund.
The application form for this is very similar to the one that would be completed for a seperate application for equipment for the disabled.
One of the very early key questions in the application is "Is there an identifiable need?" Hence, the reason I have asked the question myself three times and without reply.
If the need isn't identifiable at the moment, I would suggest that seeing if it is should be the first step before anything else is done.
I have an item or two I would like to add to the list. Who is taking this task on, so that I can e-mail them the details privately?
I don't want to rain on your lottery parade but I am currently preparing the grant application for CS, which is now administered by the Big Lottery Fund.
The application form for this is very similar to the one that would be completed for a seperate application for equipment for the disabled.
One of the very early key questions in the application is "Is there an identifiable need?" Hence, the reason I have asked the question myself three times and without reply.
If the need isn't identifiable at the moment, I would suggest that seeing if it is should be the first step before anything else is done.
I have an item or two I would like to add to the list. Who is taking this task on, so that I can e-mail them the details privately?
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