I. Mobilities
Logistics, Repairers, Rural Service, Rescue Operations, Access
What we work on:
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First responder systems for coordination, rostering and incident reporting that keep working at the edge of coverage
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Operations and maintenance tools for transport repairers and fleet operators
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Booking, dispatch and compliance systems for couriers, shuttles and community transport
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Access-focused services designed with the communities they serve
Who it serves: policymakers in transport, justice and health; transport and service operators and their workers; first responders and volunteers; young people and hidden workers who need reliable ways to reach work, study and care.
Work with us:
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Operators: tell us where your service breaks down, and we'll co-design the fix.
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Policymakers: partner with us on pilots that join up transport, health and justice outcomes.
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Investors and sponsors: co-invest in public-serving mobility that public funding alone hasn't reached.
Key focus: Volunteers, community organisations, small business and government all play a invaluable part in co-producing access and mobility in regional and rural WA.
The capability gap: Transport repairers, couriers, shuttle and commuter services, and first responder teams carry real public-serving duties. Yet they often face strategic-funding obstacles, weak logistics and policy that doesn't join up. Access initiatives face the same barriers. These are programs that help people of every age, gender, sexuality and cultural background reach new places, or new ways of moving and being.