Check Out Our Jumbulances

Why hire an accessible vehicle from the Jumbulance Trust?

Are you planning an accessible holiday or day trip but aren’t sure how to travel to your destination? Hiring one of our adapted Jumbulance coaches makes travel possible for groups of wheelchair users and those with serious illnesses that may require additional support and equipment in order to travel.

You can trust and enjoy your holiday with Jumbulance Trust:

  • We follow full and robust compliance procedures
  • Our coaches are state of the art and well-maintained by our skilled drivers
  • All vehicles are wheelchair friendly and fully equipped with essential features: including lift, accessible toilets, trolley-beds, privacy curtains for changing and defibrillators.

All that is left is to enjoy your dream break!

The Opportunity to Travel in Safety & Comfort Across the UK and Europe

We have built strong relationships with accessible accommodation providers in many destinations across the UK and Europe. For recommendations, please do get in touch with the team.

HOW TO

BECOME A FUNDRAISER

Becoming a fundraiser

Fundraising is a great way to fund a Jumbulance trip or to raise funds that contribute towards the maintenance and running of our medically adapted accessible Jumbulances. We welcome fundraising donations of any amount and love to hear the stories behind your events. Your fantastic efforts will help us greatly.
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HOW TO

MAKE A DONATION

Making a donation

Donate to the Jumbulance Trust today to help us to continue making accessible travel possible for disabled, seriously ill and elderly people. Help our clients improve their lives through the opportunity to take short breaks, accessible holidays or day trips, which most of us take for granted.
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HOW TO

VOLUNTEER

Becoming a volunteer

The Jumbulance Trust offers fun, social charity volunteer holidays and rewarding experiences for anyone wishing to help disabled or seriously ill people take a day trip or accessible holiday – previously off limits due to a lack of suitable transport facilities and accompanying specialist support.
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