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Transportation Services Serving Hastings & Prince Edward County Transportation Services Serving Hastings & Prince Edward County Area Transportation Services Transportation services for the elderly, people receiving medical treatment and those with disabilities who are mobile (ambulatory) exist in most communities. Many services are provided by volunteers and a nominal fee may be charged, whereas commercial services generally charge more. The charge generally depends on distance. Wheelchair accessible transportation is available through public transportation services, community organizations and private companies. Current listings like the one below can be found by going to www.SouthEastheathline.ca, clicking on the appropriate service region, then the category i.e.: Health Care Options > Home and Community Care > Transportation – Accessible, OR Health Care Options > Home and Community Care > Volunteer and Non-Accessible Accessible/ Eligibility/ Name & Address Non- Contact Area Served accessible Bancroft Community Transit 613-332-2732 Medical and Dental Transportation 1-866-787-4907 Persons under the age of Youth Transportation and for 613-334-5992 (After hours 55 Special Needs Non-accessible line is for cancellations) North Hastings and PO Box 727, Bancroft, ON [email protected] Highlands East K0L 1C0 www.bancroftcommunitytra nsit.com Central Hastings Support Network Public Transit System - Central Hastings and Volunteer Accessible and 613-473-5255 Centre Hastings Transportation Non-accessible www.chsninc.ca Box Group 307, Madoc, ON K0K 2K0 Community Care for Central 613-473-9009 Older adults and adults Hastings - Escorted Accessible and 1-800-554-1564 with disabilities Transportation and Mobility Van Non-accessible www.ccch.ca Madoc, Marmora, Stirling, PO Box 310, Madoc, ON K0K 2K0 [email protected] Tweed and area 1 Community Care - North Hastings TROUT: 613-332-4700 ext The Rural Overland Utility Transit Older adults and adults Accessible and 22 or 613-332-8735 (cell) (TROUT) and Volunteer Drivers with disabilities Non-accessible Volunteer Drivers: PO Box 1786, Bancroft, ON North Hastings and area 613-332-4700 ext 21 K0L 1C0 Older adults and adults Community Care - North Hastings with disabilities who need Coe Hill Office physical * social * or PO Box 132, Coe Hill, ON Non-accessible 613-337-5357 emotional supports K0L 1P0 Wollaston ; Limerick Townships ; Faraday Township and area Community Care Northumberland - Northumberland County Brighton Program Office 613-475-4190 Call the office for Accessible and Specialized Transportation - [email protected] clarification on what portion Accessible & Rural Services Non-accessible www.commcare.ca of Quinte West they serve PO Box 561, Brighton, ON as it may vary K0K 1H0 Community Care for South Older adults and adults Hastings - Deseronto Office 613-396-6591 with disabilities Transportation Program Non-accessible www.ccsh.ca Deseronto ; Tyendinaga PO Box 622, Deseronto, ON Township and area K0K 1X0 Community Care for South Older adults and adults Hastings - Transportation with disabilities Program 613-969-0130 South Hastings ; Belleville ; Non-accessible 470 Dundas St E, Ste 63, www.ccsh.ca Thurlow ; Deseronto ; Belleville, ON K8N 1G1 Tyendinaga Township and area 613-396-4008 Deseronto Transit Routes along Deseronto, Accessible and [email protected] 48A Brant St, Deseronto, ON Napanee, Picton, Non-accessible www.deseronto.ca/departm K0K 1X0 Bloomfield, Belleville ents/deseronto-transit/ Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte 613-967-3603 Tyendinaga Mohawk Community Wellbeing Centre Accessible www.mbq-tmt.org Territory and area Transportation RR1, Deseronto, ON K0K 1X0 2 ontariofamilymatters@gmai Ontario Family Matters Kingston and South 1433 Avondale Cres, Kingston, Accessible l.com Eastern Ontario Ontario K7P 2V2 613-484-5942 Quinte West and Brighton, Quinte Access Transportation Accessible and 613-392-9640 residents of Belleville if 97 Front St, Trenton, ON K8V 4N6 Non-accessible www.quinteaccess.org travelling west Victorian Order of Nurses Canada - Hastings Northumberland Prince Edward - VON Community Care 613-392-4181 Older adults and adults Quinte West - Volunteer Non-accessible 1-888-279-4866 with disabilities Transportation www.von.ca Quinte West and area 80 Division St, Trenton, ON K8V 5S5 Last revised: Oct 22, 2014, R. Phillips 3 .
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