Trans-Help Foundation

Established in 2005, the Foundation has supported over 10,000 transport families through our 24/7 national 1300 support line, mobile health & support units which traverse transport corridors providing preventative health checks/general support, and our national respite facility. We also have support network across the country to assist those in need of critical incident response. Our services are diverse, from assisting widows, families and workmates following accidents to supporting drivers suffering road trauma or other issues which can affect their ability to drive and prevent them from returning to work. Our work has proven to save lives, make our roads healthier and in turn saving company’s time, money and reduce the possibility of accidents/incidents.

**Our Support Pages**

Trucksters – Worldwide
www.facebook.com/groups/trucksters

Transport Accident Report - Australia Wide
www.facebook.com/TransAccident

Truck Drivers – Heavy Vehicle Accident Support
www.facebook.com/groups/TruckDriversHVAS

Truckies Teenagers who have lost a loved one
www.facebook.com/groups/TruckiesTeens

Truckies Widows Sanctuary
www.facebook.com/groups/Truckieswidows
History of the Hume Highway
www.facebook.com/groups/humehighwayhistory

History of the Pacific Highway
www.facebook.com/groups/pacifichighwayhistory

History of the Newell Highway
www.facebook.com/groups/newellhighwayhistory
History of the Princes Highway
www.facebook.com/groups/princeshighwayhistory
Bereaved Truckies Families
www.facebook.com/groups/BereavedTruckiesFamilies

Missing Truck Driver Alert - Australia
www.facebook.com/MTDAAU

Trans-Help is a national non-profit organisation, which has been operating for twelve years; we are saving lives, preventing fatalities, and filling the void where the government has failed.

We are getting drivers back to work quicker as the WorkCover system is failing, we are preventing fatalities and road accidents, we are counselling drivers suffering PTSD from road trauma, because none of the support groups service heavy vehicle drivers, we are dealing with the victims of suicides when the general public chose trucks as there way of suiciding.

Accidents in the transport industry are not classed as 'workplace accidents' and are not investigated as such, they are treated as road accidents

Just one fatality is a cost of $1.5m and we have prevented many.

We continue to volunteer our time to improve the health, wellbeing and safety of the transport industry.