Non-Medical Transportation (NMT)

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Non-Medical Transportation is a vital support service that helps individuals travel safely and reliably to locations that promote their personal growth, independence, and community involvement. This service is specifically designed to assist individuals in getting to and from their day services, employment services, or actual places of employment.

By providing access to consistent and dependable transportation, this service ensures that individuals can participate in meaningful daily activities such as job training, volunteer opportunities, community-based programs, or paid employment. It plays a critical role in reducing transportation barriers that might otherwise limit someone’s ability to engage in work or learning opportunities outside of the home.

Non-Medical Transportation is tailored to the unique needs of each person, taking into account factors such as their schedule, support requirements, and location. Whether through agency-provided vehicles, public transit options, or contracted transportation providers, the goal is to offer a reliable, safe, and accessible means of travel that enhances participation in community life and supports the individual’s goals for independence and employment.

Ultimately, this service promotes greater self-sufficiency and community integration by ensuring individuals have the transportation they need to pursue meaningful daytime activities and achieve personal success.