Assistance With Travel/Travel Arrangements

Traveling with a disabled person cause so many challenges, but with proper planning , it can also be a good experience . Whether you are traveling by plane, train, bus, or car, there are several important factors to consider to ensure a smooth journey for everyone .This is especially so for clients whose disability makes it difficult to access transport. We can provide funding for clients to access taxis, rideshares, community vehicles, and other appropriate transport methods.

Our staff is prepared to offer complete help for complicated travel requirements, like interstate travel. This involves finding accessible travel routes and accommodation, coordinating special help requests with airlines and travel agencies, and making sure all required travel documents and insurance are in order. Understanding the value of accuracy, we make sure that our services are not only effective and dependable but also adaptable, accounting for any unforeseen circumstances or emergencies that may occur.

You can get over all of the challenges you have when traveling and/or using public transportation with the help of Beyond Assist. We can improve your ability to travel on your own by:

Strengthening your abilities and instructing you on how to utilize public transportation.
Tackling travel-related difficulties, like social anxiety and problems you might have picking up on and comprehending timetables and schedules for various modes of transportation.
Boosting your self-assurance.
Enhancing your social and personal abilities.

Depending on support level, a support worker can accompany the client with their travel needs through public transport or their own vehicle. Clients can also choose to develop skills in using public transport independently.

 Beyond Assist can give you the travel assistance you need to fulfill your particular needs and accomplish what you want to do.

We are willing to come and go with you:

• To go to the pharmacy
• To go grocery shopping, 
• Drive to and from your doctor’s or other appointments
• To participate in therapy and rehabilitation
• To attend social and community events
• To go on group outings to the neighborhood park or library, or any other location or activity that will improve access to your community