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Legacies

Vasa is a small charity making a big impact in our local communities. A real lifeline for people when we are needed. If you want to help us in our efforts, please consider Vasa as a beneficiary of your goodwill.

Your legacy makes a difference, it will help our community transport service, Memory Clubs & carers' respite care, wheelchair loans, carers' café, allotments. Every penny of your money will go directly into the charity's care for your community.

Thank you

Helpful VASA volunteer looking after an older woman

Community Activities

& Memory Clubs

We will post activities on our website and social media. Please follow us on Facebook @VASAcharity to receive these updates and links to our videos and feel-good stories.

Vasa community transport volunteer helping a client out of the car

Community Transport Service

To request transport please call us on 01789 262889 and press option 1, out of hours or during busier periods, please leave your name and contact number. Alternatively, email transport@vasa.org.uk or use our online form by clicking on the book a journey link below.

Community Transport covers Rugby Borough and the Stratford and Warwick districts.

“Thank you very much VASA you made me feel safe and secure” - Community Transport user

Wheelchair Loans

Pushy Friends wheelchair loan service is up and running again.

Suggested donation of £20 will help to maintain our wheelchairs. Please email: transport@vasa.org.uk or call: 01789 262889 for details.

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Book Volunteer Transport Service

ppe equipment in use of voluntary transport journeys

We are no longer using face masks in our Community Transport service but we will still be using face masks for journeys where clients are immunosuppressant or request this when they book. Please let us know if you are in a Clinically Extremely Vulnerable group.

We will review this regularly and continue to take advice.

Why I Volunteer

“Volunteer driving has been a lifeline for me. My wife died last summer, and for a time I was feeling lonely and bereft. But VASA welcomed me with open arms and now I drive three journeys a week. This is a vital service for the community and has made a huge difference to my life as well!”

John Jackson, Volunteer Driver