What is MedTran

MEDTRAN is a premiere non-emergency medical transportation program for Peninsula seniors who have no existing resources or alternatives. Its distinctiveness lies in the fact that seniors are transported solely by a team of caring and dedicated volunteers. The MEDTRAN service is the preferred mode of transportation by seniors as our volunteers provide a personalized, door-to-door service in their own vehicles. MEDTRAN provides a safe and reliable access to non-emergency medical care for seniors 60 and over.

Service is provided in the cities of Hampton, Newport News, Poquoson, and York County Monday through Friday.

MedTran Volunteer Newsletter--(Click here to view the file)

How to volunteer?

Volunteer Requirements:

o Volunteer drivers need a current valid driver's license, proof of vehicle insurance (minimal liability insurance as required by the state of Virginia), a clean driving record, and be able to pass a standard criminal background check.

o Have a love of seniors, the desire to make new friends, and the heart to help!

MedTran volunteers enjoy the following rewards and benefits:

o Flexible schedules and routes - volunteer as little or as much as you choose.

o Have a direct impact in the community by helping seniors in your own neighborhood.

o Transport seniors from the comfort of your own car or drive an Agency provided vehicle.

o Supplemental insurance provided.

o Share the joy of giving - excellent opportunity for civic, fraternal organizations, or faith-based groups to volunteer together.

Contact Peninsula Agency on Aging: 873-0541 for additional information.

Meals On Wheels Volunteers

Volunteer drivers are needed in all areas of Hampton and Newport News to deliver
noontime meals to frail, homebound seniors.

* Meals are picked up at 11:00 a.m.
* Meal delivery takes approximately 1 hour
* Detailed route directions are provided
* Flexible levels of commitment
* Volunteer individually or with a group

Call Meals On Wheels at 873-0541 to volunteer or for more information