COVID-19 - How we’re keeping everyone safe:

At South Port Day Links we are committed to the health, safety and wellbeing of our clients, staff and volunteers.

We have implemented effective risk control measures, including best practice:

  • hand and respiratory hygiene,

  • social/physical distancing, and

  • cleaning and disinfection protocols

We have done this across all of our Programs in accordance with Government and WorkSafe Guidelines. It is also mandatory that all drivers and clients wear a mask while in an SPDL vehicle.

South Port Day Links aims to improve the lives of older people and people with a disability by providing a range of community transport and support programs to enable independent living.

 

South Port Day Links (SPDL) was established in 1988 and with a small team utilising the skills and enthusiasm of volunteers we provide a range of programs aimed at keeping people in touch with their community and enhancing their quality of life.

 SPDL programs are designed to encourage participation in individual and social activities, both inside and outside the home. The programs are designed for older people, people with a disability and the people that care for them. 

 SPDL programs include DayLinks Community Transport, GardenMates, WalkMates and PetMates

 
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About

Find out about our organisation,
our history, and the work we do in the community to empower older people.

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Become a Client

Are you a resident of the City of Port Phillip and require support to live independently.

 
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Volunteer with us

Ready to take the next step in volunteering.