Our Pass gives 16-18 year olds free bus travel* across Greater Manchester Our Pass opportunities Our Pass is not just a bus travel card – cardholders will have access to lots of opportunities, experiences and benefits. How to apply You must be a Greater Manchester resident and…
Personal independence payment (PIP) is a benefit for people between the ages of 16 and pension age who need help taking part in everyday life or who find it difficult to get around. In Scotland, PIP is being replaced by adult disability payment. You can claim PIP on…
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At Rapid Ramp, we specialise in the design, manufacture and installation of high-quality modular wheelchair ramps and steps. Our ready-stocked products allow for an infinite number of configurations, ensuring a perfect fit for every project. We cater primarily for commercial and public buildings – both temporary and permanent.…
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Ring and Ride provide accessible, low cost transport to disabled people and older people with walking difficulties. If you qualify, you can book a Ring and Ride accessible minibus to take you, and an accompanying adult, door to door for journeys of up to 6…
Travel vouchers are for people who are not able to use ordinary buses, trains or Metrolink and who have serious walking difficulties or are registered blind. They can be used to pay for taxis and for travel on accessible bus services such as Ring and…
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Transport for Sick Children is a registered charity offering a unique volunteer service to help children from Greater Manchester to get to health appointments. The service is targeted at families most in need and helps children and their carers without other transport options.
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Gov.uk provide a range of useful information about getting around if you are disabled. This includes transport by: Trains Planes Cars, buses and coaches Taxis and minicabs Ships Wheelchairs
The Travel Co-ordination Unit is responsible for the facilitation of appropriate home to school travel solutions for children and young people of Manchester with special educational or complex medical needs. Visit the Travel Co-ordination Unit webpages on the Manchester City Council website for further information…
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Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) has concessionary passes for disabled people. The application forms were redesigned in 2024. Disabilities are split into different sections, each with their own eligibility criteria and application form. One of these is a section for learning disabilities and neurological development…
Travel Support to Access Education Travel options to support children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities(SEND) to access education. Please refer to the download section to view the full document.
