Upper Yarra Flexible Transport Trial
Trying a new way to connect the people and communities of the Upper Yarra.
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The Upper Yarra is difficult for many to access transport with limited public transport options, so EV Community Transport is wanting to try something different with local volunteers supporting local people. We are looking for volunteer drivers and Upper Yarra residents to be a part of the trial from August to November 2023.
Upper Yarra Residents Needing Transport
Do you live in the Upper Yarra and need someone to drive you to and from your appointments; to the shops or just get out and about locally and be connected with your community?
UPPER YARRA RESIDENT NEEDING TRANSPORT
Volunteer Drivers Wanted in the Upper Yarra
Would you like to volunteer locally to drive people in the Upper Yarra and help them get out and about, to and from their appointments or to get their shopping? Or perhaps as you are driving somewhere locally, and you’d be happy to pick someone up on the way?
REGISTER TO BECOME A VOLUNTEER DRIVER
*Upper Yarra includes the following townships for this project: Launching Place, Gilderoy, Gladysdale, Don Valley, Powelltown, Yarra Junction, Wesburn, Millgrove, Reefton, McMahons Creek, Three Bridges, Warburton and East Warburton.
To register to volunteer please click here or to discuss with someone please contact EV Community Transport on customerservice@ev.org.au or (03) 9870 7822.
This project is funded by the Department of Transport and Planning, Victoria
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