Drive for Life is a learn-to-drive program with a difference. Participants are provided with supervised driving instruction, life mentoring, positive role models and needs-based support to help them overcome life barriers and drive forward towards a better future.
The program provides participants with access to:
Drive for Life primarily supports young people aged between 16-25 and is designed to meet the needs of young people who may find it difficult to achieve their drivers licence. This may be due to:
The Salvation Army Youthlink Drive for Life program covers Blacktown, Mount Druitt and Penrith.
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I spent most of my teens years living on the streets. My mum died when I was little and my dad was in prison. I had no family support when I was growing up and got involved in crime. I only just survived. My Juvenile Justice caseworker referred me to the Drive for Life program to meet my bail requirements. I worked with my mentor, got my Learners and soon after I passed my Ps. I could drive. It was hard work but it helped me get a plumbing apprenticeship. Life is looking better!