About Us

Vision Statement

Our vision is of a world in which adults and children with disabilities are able to maximise their quality of life through social and travel opportunities.

Mission Statement

To make it possible for adults and children with disabilities, severely ill or significantly dependent to travel in specially designed vehicles, based on a coach and ambulance configuration and known as 'JUMBULANCES'

Core Values

• We believe that people with disabilities should not be confined to their home, hospice or hospital environment nor excluded from social and travel opportunities because of their disabilities.
• We believe that travel allows people with disabilities to reconnect with society; that it is an integral part of their rehabilitation and an enhancement of their quality of life.
• We believe in the benefits of providing a first class, specialist means of travel and a safe and caring environment for people with disabilities.
• We believe in tailoring our services and destinations to the needs and preferences of those with disabilities.
• We believe in equality of opportunity and access for all people regardless of race, religion or gender.

The Jumbulance Trust is a registered charity (no. 1090731).

The Trust was launched in December 2001 under the title New Jumbulance Travel Trust, and obtained charitable status on 20^th February 2002.  It is a non-profit making organisation dedicated to making travel possible for disabled and sick adults and children.  The title was changed and registered to the shorter version Jumbulance Trust on 5 March 2007.

Jumbulances are purpose-built coach/ambulances specifically designed to enable the sick, disabled and handicapped to travel in safety and comfort, with easy access by platform lift, stretcher trolley beds, reclining seats, large disabled washroom/w.c., ample storage for wheelchairs and luggage, facilities for making hot drinks and light snacks on board and full air conditioning plus comprehensive emergency medical equipment including defibrillator, suction and resuscitation units, oxygen and mobile hoist.

The Newest Jumbulance                                        The other larger Jumbulances 

The Trust has a fleet of 4, two of which have provision for securing wheelchairs as well as stretcher beds to tracking in the floor and a team of drivers all of whom are experienced in caring for the special needs of those who are ill or disabled.  We cater for Groups of up to 24, normally 10 disabled and 14 carers who wish to travel together on holiday or for a day outing and we can suggest many places of interest and appeal as venues both in the UK and throughout Europe, all of which have appropriate specialist facilities.

The Trust's services are currently marketed to, and taken up by:-

• Local organisations for people with disabilities
• Care homes for the elderly
• Care homes for children
• Special schools for children with disabilities
• Sports clubs for their disabled supporters
• Sports associations for the disabled
• Hospitals, area health authorities and ambulance services