Volunteer Driver Opportunities Westchester & Putnam Counties, NY, and SW Fairfield County, CT

WE'RE DRIVING
INDEPENDENCE

Empowering older adults and adults with low vision in

Westchester and Putnam County, NY and SW Fairfield County, CT
to be engaged in their communities and live to their fullest potential.

TRA provides services in Westchester and Putnam Counties in New York and SW Fairfield County, Connecticut

Let's come together to ensure free rides to medical appointments for adults 60+ and adults 21+ with low vision.
Your donation will make a meaningful difference.
With gratitude on behalf of TRA's riders, thank you!

Transportation

When you’re not able to drive, getting
to essential medical appointments
is challenging. Let our volunteer network of drivers help you.

Resources

Need help or information? We’ll refer you
to the right programs and services for
older adults and adults with disabilities.

Access

Learn how we make a difference. The
information, referrals, services,
and follow up we provide ensure people
are receiving the help they desire and need.

Our Impact 2013-2023

There are thousands of older adults and adults with low vision who lack access to medical
transportation and/or information needed to help them remain independent and age in place

RIDES PROVIDED

36736

HOURS VOLUNTEERED

38907

MILES DRIVEN

566342

CALLS ANSWERED

84710

since 2019

WE COULDN'T DO THIS WITHOUT YOU!

SUPPORT TRA - PLEASE DONATE

Through grants and generous donations, TRA is able to provide free rides to medical (or medically related) appointments for older adults (60+) and adults with low vision (21+) in Westchester and southwest Fairfield Counties. We also provide information, referrals, and access to supportive services in Westchester, Fairfield, and adjoining counties.

Special thanks to the Federal Transit Administration, Westchester County Business First, The Field Hall Foundation, The Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services,. New York State Office for the Aging, New-York Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital and New-York Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital, ITN America Rides in Sight, the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services – Administration on Community Living (ACL), whose ongoing support helps to power our mission.

Thank you New York State Assemblymember Chris Burdick and New York Senator Shelley B. Mayer