A community group that assists disabled residents needs a lifeline in volunteers.
Access Community Education Services (ACES) exists to enable people with disabilities to get more from life.
ACES has a wide range of resources available to clients to ensure they can work towards their personal goals.
ACES needs volunteer drivers to transport their service users from their homes to ACES service outlets (like Hope Cafe) and back, using ACES vehicles.
Volunteers will need to hold a Class C licence and be available for transport shifts between 8am and 10am or 3.30pm and 5.30pm.
Volunteers will need to pass a police check and do an ACES induction and some training.
This is a very necessary and much appreciated service which enables people with disabilities who are limited by distance or disability to attend their day program, organisers said.
If you can help contact John at Hope Shop on 65813303 or Kathy at ACES on 65812348.
