Media Release: NSA partnership promotes connection, independence & support

National Seniors Australia CEO Chris Grice said the trusted peak consumer advocacy body that defends, protects, and promotes the interests of older Australians was proud to support an organisation also synonymous with trust – one that provides reliable transport services when older Australians need it the most.  

“One of the most important factors to ageing well is keeping connected to family, friends, and community. While technology certainly plays a significant part in this, there are times when online can’t replace being “on the road” – for example attending certain medical appointments, social outings, for haircuts, and even shopping,” NSA Chief Executive Officer Mr Chris Grice said.  

“TransitCare helps to bridge critical mobility gaps for people unable to drive or use public transport by providing safe door-to-door transport services. The wonderful team works hard to ensure transport arrives on time, trips are comfortable and safe, and vehicles best suits their customer’s needs.

“The team also goes the extra mile to assist clients with mobility aids, shopping, and any help that is needed. It is not only the service itself but how the service that is delivered that sets TransitCare apart from other transport providers and options. And why NSA is so pleased to provide our support and promote TransitCare’s services to our growing 300,000 NSA community members.

“There are many people in the community who are unable to drive or use public transport due to factors associated with age, disability, or health conditions. For these people, services like TransitCare are so much more than providing vehicles, they’re providing lifelines.”  

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