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Prince Philip Centre - Leeds

© PHAB - Leeds  2014                                                                                

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TRANSPORT

A small 2014 Christmas thank you from PHAB to our wonderful small group of voluntary drivers - who help to make PHAB the success it is!

THE SUCCESS OF THE PHAB CLUB IN LEEDS

 IS OUR TRANSPORT.


Many families do not have their own transport.

PHAB’s work of helping people with a disability is possible as we have four of our own specially adapted ambulances to ensure disabled members travel in comfort and safety.

As the PHAB vehicle arrives at the door … the fun begins.

PHAB arranges training in MIDAS, Basic First Aid, Moving & Handling and Safeguarding.


IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BECOMING A VOLUNTARY DRIVER:



For more information, please call our Chairman Mike Ball on

07761 053554

CAN YOU HELP PLEASE?

WE REQUIRE HELP FROM VOLUNTARY DRIVERS.


April 2023 - VERY URGENT


We are short of drivers as some have retired recently and others have moved away.

Are you between 25 - 75, and can spare some time on a Friday evening?

The Prince Philip Centre PHAB Club (Leeds) caters for people of all ages who have a physical disability, mild learning disability or life limiting illness alongside able bodied buddies. Members meet on Friday evenings and on PHAB outings, residentials and playschemes for friendship and fun.

The charity is looking for reliable volunteers to drive a 10-seater accessible minibus on Friday evenings between approx 6.00pm and 10.00pm and for other events. We collect members from home and take them to the PHAB Club in Leeds 7. Volunteers should be fit, aged 25 to 75, and hold a clean licence with the necessary classification. PHAB asks for two current referees, and will organise DBS and training in safe-guarding, MIDAS (MInibus Driver Awareness Scheme) and basic First Aid.

They also have the opportunity to take part in PHAB activities, outings and residentials throughout the year. There are rotas and each driver collects members from a different area of Leeds.


It was an exciting evening at the PHAB Club one dark evening in February during the official presentation of our two new vehicles.

We were joined by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Leeds and a number of Patrons for the celebrations.


See more pictures on our presentation page.