Our National Centre

Our National Centre is ideally located in Tarcutta, NSW. Here we have emergency respite for drivers and their families, houses our national call centre and plans to implement training in heavy vehicle road trauma, 24 hour counselling and medical services.

National Support Line

1300 787 996
This is the transport industries own 24/7 'Lifeline" Our national support line is manned by people with transport backgrounds who understand the industry. The services offered is very diverse, so if you have an issue and don't know where to turn give us a call, if we can't assist directly we have a huge network in which we can refer you to.

Health & Support Unit

Our mobile Health and Support Unit traverses the major transport corridors providing preventative health check to transport drivers. Already the Unit has been responsible for saving lives and making our industry healthier. Next time you see it, please drop in.

 


SUPPORTING TRANSPORT PERSONNEL AND THEIR FAMILIES


 


Transhelp Foundation Welcomes You

About Trans-Help

The Trans-Help Foundation was established in 2006 to assist transport personnel and their families with the side effects of the transport industry. When creating the concept of the Foundation it was imperative that we went national, as drivers can be in any state and any time when they need support. Also the chances are that their family may be in another state when they were in need of help or support.


Trans-Helps direction has expanded as a result of what we call the “call of the road”. It was a response to the diverse range of calls that we received via our national support line.
Since our inception we have assisted thousands of transport personnel and their families through our National Support Line and our Mobile Health and Support Unit.


Accidents and fatalities are a reality of the industry, with many families suffering. This is not just in the interim, but the long term effect. The families are faced with financial hardship, the WorkCover process and the long term grief or road trauma.


There are also many health issues in the industry. Whilst there is a major focus on driver fatigue the government and the corporates have lost site of the underlying issues and mask it all under the heading of “fatigue”. Hearth disease, depression, road trauma, diabetes, cholesterol, sleep apnoea, obesity, just to name a few.


Our mobile health unit was established to traverse our major transport corridors to provide preventative health checks for drivers who find their schedules impossible to make or keep doctors’ appointments. We also offer onsite support for drivers suffering road trauma or general depression.


Our team understand the industry, the regulations and the regulators which assists our clients when they pick up the phone and make the call. We also have a strong national network to ensure we can assist no matter where you are based.

We have both men and women answering callers, so if you feel uncomfortable talking to the person who answers, please ask for someone else to call you back.

Our foundation also covers a diverse range of other issues and has a network of resources Australia wide to assist...  No matter what your issue, we will endeavour to provide assistance or direction.
Browse our site and find out more and if you can't find what you are seeking, please give us a call on 1300 787 996.


Please consider making a donation to enable us to continue our valued work in the wider transport community.

Registered Charity

Trans-Help Foundation Ltd
National Centre

69 Centenary Ave,
Tarcutta, NSW  2652
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Registered Charity - ABN: 20 119 028 545 ACN: 119 028 54
Donations over $2.00 is Tax Deductible


$100,000 Grant from AMEX

In 2010 our CEO, Di Carroll OAM was nominated by one of the widows that had been supported after the tragic loss of her husband, for "Australia's Most Helpful Person".a competition hosted by AMEX with the support of OPRAH. Not only did Di win for NSW/ACT and become one of seven finalist, she went on to win the national title, which resulted in Trans-Help getting a $100,000 grant.

Inititive of Trans-Help

Our information partner beyondblue have supplied endless copies of "Taking Care of Yourself and Your Family." Trans-Help requested the book be transformed into an audio as drivers didn't have time to read it. Three years on the suggestion has become a reality. We will be holding an official launch in June. Click here to find out more.

Cat Auction Raises $20,000

When Cat Trucks had their launch at Uluru they invited Trans-Help to the event. The original Aboriginal artwork commissioned for the trailer display on the new trucks were auctioned off raising $40,000, half the money was donated to Trans-Help with the other half going to the local Indigenous community. These funds will assist Trans-Help in the continuous costs of the 1300 number.

Iveco continues their support

Iveco recently held a charity auction for the Trans-Help Foundation, raising $13,680. They are also donating the use of a second Iveco Daily, fully branded and fitted out, giving the foundation two units. The funds from the auction will assist in purchasing medical  equipment for the second unit. CEO, Di Carroll said "We can't thank Iveco enough for their continued support for the drivers"

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