Getting out and about is an important part of maintaining your independence and well-being. This service helps you get you to medical appointments, community events, and everyday errands like shopping. It may be through a driver service or community bus, or you may receive transport vouchers to cover costs.
This service includes:
- direct transport - with a car and driver provided
- indirect transport - taxi or rideshare service vouchers.
This service does not include:
- general expenses, such as:
- your licence
- the running costs of your car
- public transport costs, or
- travel for holidays.
How it could help
- Arranging a driver service
- Providing transport vouchers
- Assistance with going shopping, visiting health practitioners, and attending social activities.
How can I access this service?
This service can be provided through the Commonwealth Home Support Program, Support at Home, and Transition Care. Your aged care assessor determines your eligibility to access these programs and this service.
Support at Home program
How this service is helping others
Community transport was a perfect way to help Hannah socialise
How transition care helped Omar recover after a hospital stay
As Judy’s dementia developed, support and changes around the house helped
How do I get assessed for services?
An aged care assessment determines whether you are approved to access services. Using our online tool, you can check if you meet the requirements for an assessment before you apply for one.