Greenwich Cooperative Care Compact and Workers Network
- March 2025
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SBC has run a community transport scheme for over 30 years, focused on providing transport solutions for older people and those with disabilities. Throughout the service, numerous examples of older people’s wellbeing improving as a consequence of the relationships and connections to services that are made, have been seen. Through a policy prototype we would like to formalise this, to train and develop the role of Community Transport Drivers to become Community Connectors, to achieve older people increasing their social networks, early intervention reducing the need for crisis intervention, statutory services change their commissioning processes to recognise the role of “relationships” to improve wellbeing for older people.