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Wheelchair accessible transportation in Perth

Door-to-door transport across Perth for NDIS participants who use wheelchairs, scooters or other mobility equipment. Trained drivers, suitable vehicles, no rushed transfers.

Wheelchair Accessible Transportation Actually Covers

The term gets used loosely. For us, it means transport with wheelchair access built in from the start, not bolted on as an afterthought. That covers :

A short answer, if you’re skimming: wheelchair accessible transportation is transport designed around a person’s mobility equipment from the outset, covering the vehicle, the driver’s training, and the assistance given at both ends of the trip, not just the drive itself.

Who Uses Our Wheelchair Accessible Transport Service

Most of the participants we drive can’t rely on public transport or standard taxis. If your wheelchair has already been approved and you need help coordinating its handover and access arrangements, see our NDIS Wheelchair Support Service in Perth.

You don’t need to justify why you’re going somewhere. Medical appointments matter, and so does a birthday lunch or a Saturday at the football. We treat both the same way.

Wheelchair Accessible Transport for Every Trip

Medical and Allied Health Appointments :

Specialists

Physiotherapy

Dialysis

GP visits

We factor in appointment length so you’re not left waiting outside in a hot car park.

Community Access and Social Outings Visiting family, meeting friends, getting to events. Independence doesn’t stop at the front door, and neither should your transport.

Day Program and Supported Living Transport Regular runs to day programs, SIL accommodation, or community participation activities, arranged as a standing booking so you’re not re-explaining your needs every week.Shopping and Everyday Errands Groceries, pharmacy runs, banking. Small trips that build up to a lot of dependence if nobody’s arranging them.

Worth asking

If you're comparing providers, ask what training their drivers actually hold, and whether the vehicle is genuinely fitted for your specific equipment. Not every "accessible" vehicle suits every wheelchair.

Why Families and Participants Choose Achieve Disability Care

We’re a registered NDIS provider based in Balga, Perth, and transport sits alongside the rest of what we do: daily living support, community participation, and supported independent living. That matters because the person driving you often already knows your plan, your goals, and how you like things done, rather than meeting you cold.

Our approach is person-centred. That’s not a slogan on the homepage; it’s the reason a booking includes time for an unhurried transfer instead of squeezing you in between two other jobs. If your needs change (a new piece of equipment, a change in mobility, a different pickup address) we adjust the booking rather than asking you to fit an old plan.

How Booking Works

The term gets used loosely. For us, it means transport with wheelchair access built in from the start, not bolted on as an afterthought. That covers:
Step - 1

Get in touch. Call, email, or request a free consultation through the site. Tell us your regular trips or the one-off you need covered.

Step - 2

We confirm the details. Vehicle type, mobility equipment, support needs, and whether a support worker should travel with you.

Step - 3

We schedule the trip. One-off, weekly, or a standing booking tied to your NDIS plan.

Step - 4

You travel. Door-to-door, with a driver who already knows what you need before you get in the car.

NDIS Funding for Wheelchair Accessible Transport

Depending on your NDIS plan and circumstances, transport-related support may be available through Core Supports or another relevant funding arrangement. Your support coordinator, plan manager or NDIS representative can confirm what applies to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is wheelchair accessible transportation?
It’s transport built around a person’s mobility equipment, not adapted after the fact. That means a vehicle fitted for wheelchairs or scooters, a driver trained in safe transfers, and door-to-door assistance, so the whole trip works for you rather than just the driving part.
In many cases, yes, generally under Core Supports, though the exact funding depends on your individual plan. Check with your planner or support coordinator to confirm what your plan allows.

That depends on your needs. Some participants only need the vehicle and a trained driver. Others want a support worker along for the transfer, the appointment itself, or both. Tell us what you need when you book and we’ll arrange it.

Yes. Standing bookings are common for appointments, day programs, and school runs, so you’re not re-explaining your needs each week.

Book Wheelchair Accessible Transport

If getting around has been the sticking point in your NDIS plan, that’s exactly what this service is for. Request a free consultation and tell us what your week actually looks like. We’ll build the transport around it.

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