Social welfare Charities That specialise in Community transport

Provide transport in an isolated rural area for people unable to get to shops, doctors & hospital. Also transport of a social nature.

Provision of transport for local people who are frail,elderly or handicapped and people who are unable to readily access public transport.

Community Bus

Our PTA works with the school, parents & pupils to put on a range of activities such as a Christmas Markets, School Discos, Summer BBQ's & Sponsored Events. These help to develop relationships within the school community & raise funds. Funds are used to purchase equipment & provide additional educational experiences such as reading books, outdoor play equipment, a minibus & IPads.

Provides voluntary transport service with volunteer drivers.

Provision of transport for the needy and infirm who have no available friends, family or neighbours, to get to doctors surgeries, hospitals, dentists and other medical destinations in the local area.

Provider of voluntary transport scheme for the elderly, frail and disabled

The charity runs a day centre for disabled people open two days each week throughout the year. Various activities are organised, including a programme of outings during the summer months. The charity owns a mini-bus and provides transport for members. The day centre building and minibus have also been used by other groups of disabled people such as the Stroke Club, St Raphaels etc.

Voluntary minibus transport for elderly/infirm residents of Selsey to encourage and assist such residents to take a full and active part in local community activities.

CAMAD is a volunteer centre and community support project covering the Dovey Valley in Mid-Wales. We promote and encourage volunteering and help potential volunteers find suitable opportunities. We also run community support activities, using volunteers, such as community transport, meals on wheels,lunch clubs and Foot care and "PATHWAYS Drop inn for people with Mental Health problems.

To provide transport facilities for those residents of Rochdale, Greater Manchester and surrounding areas who have difficulty in using public transport because of age, sickness, mental or physical disability, poverty or because of lack of availability of adequate and safe public transport services.

Fundraising to fulfil the aims stated in the constitution, the provision of a holiday to deserving and disadvantages families & groups, running a minibus for the transport of the elderly, disabled etc, organising the town's carnival, marshalling local events put on by other charities & groups, holding an annual Young Citizens Awards ceremony

1. To service the people of Aylesbury Vale and surrounding villages to provide a communitybus service which satisfies a variety of aims and assists with the elderly, sports clubs and isolated people due to lack of transport opportunities2. To assist with the prevention of social isolation in certain sectors of the community

Provision of a Volunteer Transport service for local residents who are registered with the Collingham Medical Practice and who lack an independent means of transport. Provision of medical equipment to the local Medical Practice for the benefit of all registered patients. And provision of other facilities around the villages for the use of the public at large. e.g. seating

Loan of motorbility scooters to the elderly and disabled residents and visitors to Teignmouth to enable them to get about and enjoy the facilties on offer in this seaside town. Giving their carers a break and offering equipment they might not normally have access to.We also offer our services at outside events enabling disabled and elderly attendees a chance to take part.

CLASP has organised a regular Day Centre, a visiting group, transport for visits to clinics and hopitals and a minibus service for charitable and similar groups in the communities of Clare, Stoke by Clare, Hundon, Ashen, Hickford Hill, Glemsford and Cavendish.

The objectives of the CIO are:-To provide transport to the elderly and disabled residents in the West Berkshire villages of Burghfield, Mortimer, Sulhampstead, Padworth, Ufton Nervet, Wokefield & Beech Hill to:(a) Facilitate shopping trips(b) Enable attendance to local clubs(c) To attend medical appointments(d) To provide day trips

The fundraising activities for 2022 include the Summer and Christmas Fairs; Fairies and Scaries event, the circus, sponsored walk, jog, run; Bag to school collections; cake sales and raffles; Easter egg hunts and second hand uniform sales. Funds have been spent on new forest school equipment, a theatre production and minibus lease,

To provide transport facilities in the Holme Valley, West Yorkshire, for people who have need of such a facility because they are elderly, poor or disabled, people with young children or those living in isolated areas where there are no adequate public facilities to enable such persons to attend primary healthcare facilities for essential and/or routine healthcare and treatment

A social club for adults of working age with physical disabilities living in St Albans District (which includes Harpenden and London Colney). The club offers social contact and community involvement plus a wide range of creative or recreational activities, of useful or interesting topics covered by speakers, and of trips in its own minibus.

TO PROVIDE SHOPMOBILITY SERVICES TO DISABLED PEOPLE ENABLING THEM TO LEAD FULL AND INDEPENDENT LIVES WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.WE PROVIDE AND DELIVER THESE SERVICES TO PEOPLE WHO RESIDE IN NUNEATON AND BEDWORTH AND TO DISABLED VISITORS TO THE AREA.

Fundraising is key to the Parents Association, with regular events including the Christmas & Summer fair, quiz night, movie night, Valentine's disco and cake & lolly sales throughout the year. The biennial summer ball made a big contribution. Income was paid out to purchase a new play-frame, dance & arts workshop, panto, leavers hoodies, literacy sacks, banner & upkeep of the school minibus.

Hillingdon Shopmobility provides powered and manual wheelchairs and powered scooters to anyone with limited mobility, enabling them to access the leisure and shopping facilities in Uxbridge Town Centre with complete ease and independence.Available to young and old alike, whether their disability is temporary or permanent.

Yeovil ShopMobility is a scheme providing powered and manual equipment to enable people with mobility impairment to shop and get out and about. Anyone with limited mobility can use ShopMobility whether through permanent or temporary disability, illness, accident or age. This equipment is available for daily or long term hire.

Voluntary run Community Transport Scheme operating 2 accessible minibuses under Section 19 permit for Shildon and surrounding area