Written by Jess Maurer Past Webinar: Transportation Networks
Thursday, April 28, 2016 – 12:00pm – 1:30pm
Volunteer transportation networks provide a road to independence for many older adults who no longer drive yet want to remain in their own homes. These alternative transportation options help older adults live active and healthy lives by providing rides for things such as medical appointments, social activities and shopping. Join us on April 28th to hear from various programs in the tri-state region and learn about how they’re helping those in their communities maintain mobility independence. Designing and sustaining volunteer transportation networks that work well is hard – please join us so we can continue learning and exploring this crucial need together!
Looking forward to this one! There is lots of interest in western Maine in transportation models that work in rural communities. Please let me know when registration is open.
Glad to hear of your interest! Registration is OPEN! 🙂
It appears my internet connection may be too slow to be successful. Is there a chance that I can log on at a later time to view the content?
You sure can, Dianne! Members can always view our webinars and accompanying materials by visiting the “Webinars” section of our website: https://www.agefriendly.community/webinars/.
Thanks for your interest!
I just registered but I already had an event during that time. Are they viewable later?
Absolutely! Members can always view our webinars and accompanying materials by visiting the “Webinars” section of our website: https://www.agefriendly.community/webinars/.
Thanks for your interest!
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