01/06/2025
The DAV Volunteer Transportation Network (“DAV VTN”) will soon launch in Sonoma County. This critical program will provide free transportation for eligible ambulatory veterans to and from their VA-scheduled medical appointments. The impact of this service on the lives of veterans who struggle to access the healthcare they need and deserve cannot be overstated. Many veterans in our community face significant barriers to getting to their medical appointments, and this program is a lifeline for them.
DAV works with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Healthcare system to help veterans overcome transportation barriers to treatment, especially those who are visually impaired, elderly, or disabled and those living in highly rural areas who have no other means of transportation.
We are counting on our community members to help make this program successful.
Ready to make a difference? By joining the VTN, you’ll play a vital role in helping veterans get the care they deserve. Whether you have a few hours a week or a month, every bit counts in getting the program rolling.
We’re excited to announce that the Transportation Coordinator has been hired. But to make this program successful, we need more than just drivers—we need help with outreach, too. If you can’t drive, you can still get involved by volunteering as a coordinator to help manage driver schedules or joining the outreach crew to help spread the word about this life-saving program.
Go to DAV Chapter 48's website to start your volunteer application package, get direct contact information for the Transportation Coordinator, or visit the Santa Rosa VA Healthcare clinic (South Campus) at 2285 Challenger Way, Santa Rosa, CA, Phone: 707-569-2300 to speak with the CDCE liaison or the Transportation Coordinator.
https://dav48sonoma.org/