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⇒ Click here to listen to the recording ⇒ Click here to download a copy of the presentation The National Aging and Disability Transportation Center held a virtual National Convening on September 1, to share highlights from our National Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Survey of older adults, younger adults with disabilities and caregivers from historically marginalized and…
⇒ Click here to listen to the recording ⇒ Click here to download a copy of the presentation Ninety percent of Area Agencies on Aging provide transportation services, a critical resource for older adults’ health and social engagement needs. COVID-19 has changed the demand for and management of transportation programs. Using data from the most recent AAA…
⇒ Click here to listen to the webinar recording ⇒ Click here to download the presentation NADTC office hours are focused on enhancing training and technical assistance opportunities and offer further opportunities to interact with your peers, subject matter experts and NADTC staff. Join us on August 17 at 2:00 pm ET for NADTC’s office hours…
NADTC selected stakeholders for this committee from a variety of public and private organizations, in rural and urban areas, in different sectors from across the country. The Coordination Advisory Committee (CAC) will provide their expertise, experience and insights on the development of materials, case studies and resources that are useful to transportation professionals in the…
⇒ Click here to listen to the recording ⇒ Click here to download a copy of the presentation The Lunch and Learn/Coordination Connection webinar was held on Thursday, August 5, from 12:30 – 1:15 pm EST. This webinar, converging NADTC’s Transportation Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Coordination Connections initiatives, featured Quincy Brown, co-founder of We All…
Human services professionals have long advocated for increased inclusion and equity in transportation planning, management and service delivery. Utilizing an inclusive planning process encourages attentiveness to the needs of underrepresented communities. By consistently practicing inclusion, transportation programs offer older adults and people with disabilities opportunities for authentic and effective engagement in policy development and program…
Medicare Advantage Plans, often referred to as “Part C” or “MA Plans,” are offered by Medicare-approved private companies that must follow established Medicare policy and procedures. These plans offer medical benefits, as well as coverage for things the basic Medicare plan does not cover, such as vision, hearing, dental, and fitness programs and Part D…
Volunteer driver programs have long been an affordable and efficient transportation service. They tend to be more flexible and can operate any time of the day, in any geography depending on the driver’s availability and preferences. With the onset of the pandemic in March of 2020, many volunteer driver programs stopped operations completely for the…
⇒ Click here to listen to the recording ⇒ Click here to download the presentation NADTC hosted the first of the Coordination Connections series; Statewide Coordination: Bottom Up, Top Down, July 29, 2-3pm ET. NADTC launched our Coordination Connections series featuring two members of the NADTC Coordination Advisory Committee. Amy St. Peter is the Deputy…
A Coordinated Public Transit Human Services Transportation (HST) Plan is an important tool for community transportation planning. HST plans create a systematic way for communities to improve collaboration and communication across human service organizations and transportation providers – plans can improve access, efficiency, and effectiveness of community transportation systems. Although the process can seem daunting,…