Practical & recovery support
Transportation
Mana does not provide transportation. When getting here is the obstacle, we help clients arrange it.
A missed appointment is usually a logistics problem.
Mana does not provide transportation. When it is needed, we help clients arrange or set it up.
In a city built around driving, not having a car is not a small inconvenience. It decides whether a course of treatment happens at all — particularly for a program that expects you several times a week.
Mana does not run vehicles or provide rides. What we do is help clients who need it arrange or set up transportation, so that getting here is a problem being worked on rather than one you are left holding alone.
If getting here is difficult, say so when you call or tell your case manager. It is a practical question with a practical answer, and it is not a reason to be embarrassed.
Who this may help
- People without a car or a reliable ride
- Adults attending several appointments a week
- People for whom bus routes do not work with the schedule
- People who have missed appointments because of transport
Assistance, not a service Mana provides
Mana does not provide transportation directly. We help clients arrange it. This is not an ambulance service or an emergency ride — in an emergency, call 911.
Part of your care
This assistance is for people enrolled at Mana, as part of their care. It is not a standalone service you can book on its own.
What to expect
How to arrange it.
Say it when you call
Mention that transport is a barrier when you first speak to us, or tell your case manager at any point.
We help you set it up
Your case manager works through the options with you and helps put an arrangement in place.
Reviewed as things change
If your schedule or circumstances change, the arrangement is revisited.
Often used alongside
Related services
Not sure which fits? Call and we will talk it through — no referral or diagnosis needed first.
No. Mana does not provide transportation directly. We help clients arrange or set up transportation when they need it.
Say so when you call, or tell your case manager at any point. It is a normal thing to raise.
No. This assistance is for people enrolled at Mana, as part of their care.
Talk to us
Ask about help getting here.
You do not need a diagnosis or a referral to ask. A short phone call is a normal way to find out whether this fits.
Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–4:00 PM. In a crisis, call 911 or call or text 988.