On the Need for Transportation Solutions
In the words of Kane, a young man living with cerebral palsy, a lack of transportation “is like a second disability.”
To live a healthy life, people need to see more than their doctor; they need to be with family and to experience life’s joys.
As Told by Members of Our Community
Click the arrows below to hear the need for transportation from people with disabilities who live in Asheville:
Charles
Danny & Barbara
Linda
Father of a teenager with cerebral palsy, on the need for social outings.
On the blessing that a new transportation service gives to people with disabilities.
Grandmother and caretaker of an autistic child, on the opportunities transportation grants.