Transportation ServicesThis system is a free phone and internet resource that provides real-time traffic information for all of Florida. Callers can also access public transit, airport and seaport information. Please call or visit the website for more info.
LifeStream has a range of services to help with behavioral health issues. They also offer social services. There is a sliding fee scale for those who qualify. Please call 352.315.7500 or go to the website for locations and to learn more.
24-Hour Mobile Response Team: 352.408.6625
Services Available:
This group has a direct aid program. It is meant to help patients who need financial assistance. There are eligibility requirements that must be met for a patient to qualify. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Toll Free: 800.927.9659
Grant Assistance includes:
Lucha is for those dealing with domestic violence and human trafficking. There is free legal help for immigrants. You can get healthcare and mental health counseling. They can help with housing, school, and jobs. They help with banking, taxes, and earning a driver's license. See the website to learn more.
Call 305.573.1106 ext. 1400 or email luchainfo@aijustice.org for help.
This agency provides air transport to those needing medical treatments in another city. There is never a charge for their services. Their list of missions includes helping people get to the Moffitt Cancer Center, Shriner's Hospital and more. Please be aware that this is not an air ambulance. CAIR cannot offer medical care while in flight. Please see the website for more information.
The FDOT runs the Safe Mobility for Life Program. One service they offer is called Find a Ride Florida. It offers seniors access to local medical and non-medical transportation options. This is to help make sure they can remain independent within their communities. Find a ride does not offer any services. The program just helps people find transportation providers in their area. Please call or visit the website for more information.
The (FDOT) has a group called the Florida Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged. They help those who need to get good and affordable transportation. This service is available in all 67 counties. To use it, you need to meet certain requirements. For more information visit their website.
Office Location:
3185 S Blair Stone Rd
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Bus fare cards give bus riders unlimited rides for daily, weekly or monthly use. Riders can purchase a monthly pass, a 10-pack of unlimited one day rides and 3-day unlimited rides.
For updated fares, go to the HART Web-site.
This service lets people with disabilities use the HART fixed route bus system when they otherwise couldn't. The service consists of van transportation, which is based on the individual’s needs. It either picks people up and drops them off at their destination or takes them to an accessible bus stop.
The HART bus system is fully accessible by wheelchair or motorized scooter. It should be used whenever feasible. All buses have PA systems to announce stops and lighted stop-requested signs.
Those wanting to use this service need to fill out an application and meet a HART official in an in-person interview. Transportation aid is available to get to the interview.
This program offers apartments. They are for individuals and families. The residents have been diagnosed with severe and persistent mental illness. There are requirements that must be met to participate in the program. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Email: HillsboroughInfo@voa-fla.org
Amenities Include: