Stories of change

After 26 years of waiting, Joseph finally held something he’d been dreaming of having back, his driver’s licence.

Tavesha was one of the first young people to sign up for WA PCYC in Collie new Drive to the Future program, funded by the Driving Access and Equity Program, and in just three months, she’s made incredible progress.

Kyle’s anxiety when behind the wheel was holding him back until Broome WA PCYC provided the right kind of driving instruction needed to build his driving skills and confidence.

Kellie is from the remote community of Karrawang, south-west of Kalgoorlie, and has long dreamed of getting her driver’s licence.

Sylvanna had one clear goal: to get her driver’s licence before her baby arrived in April.

Marlene was one of the first in Albany to join the Wanderer Program Partnership for the Great Southern.

Clifton is from Mount Magnet and has been working toward getting his driver’s licence for a few years, although he’s faced some challenges along the way.

Twins Shinia and Danica had several challenges when it came to getting their licences. Thanks to Kalgoorlie’s Drive to the Future program, they’ve turned these obstacles into achievements.

With the ongoing guidance of her case manager, Hayley steadily built her skills and confidence to take her practical driving assessment (PDA).