Hume L2P Learner Driver Mentor Program

The Hume L2P Learner Driver Program with the support of volunteers assists underprivileged learner drivers with the 120 hours of driving practise required to become licenced driver.

The L2P Learner Driver Mentor program is free to young adults aged 16-20 years who reside in the Municipality of Hume and are struggling to access the usual support methods (e.g. parent, car, finances) to accumulate the compulsory 120 hours of supervised learner driver experience.


The program is seeking more volunteers to support the programs young people.

Why volunteer?
1. Volunteering is rewarding: assist a young person to achieve their goals and develop safe and lawful driving habits for life.
2. This may be the opportunity to give back to your community that you’ve been looking for: be a positive, caring adult in the life of a young person.
3. Enjoy interacting and working with young people.
4. Receive comprehensive training and ongoing support .
5. Choose the times that suit you best to volunteer.

Please make contact for more information to volunteer or to access driving practise.


The program is supported in partnership between VicRoads, TAC, Hume City Council and Hume Whittlesea Local Learning And Employment Network .