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“The Young Adults Service plays an essential role in empowering young people to live full and active lives," says Senator Imelda Goldsboro
€50,000 in funding has been confirmed towards the purchase of a new Renault Master bus for the Young Adults Service of the Irish Wheelchair Association in Fethard, says Senator Imelda Goldsboro.
“This is a proud moment for our community,” she stated.
“I’ve worked closely with the Irish Wheelchair Association and local families to advocate for this vital investment, and I’m thrilled to see it come to fruition.
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“The new bus will be a lifeline for young adults with physical disabilities, offering safe, reliable and accessible transport to support their independence, education and social inclusion.
“The Young Adults Service plays an essential role in empowering young people to live full and active lives.
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“This funding ensures they can continue to do so with dignity and freedom of movement. The current vehicle has served us well, but it’s time for a modern, comfortable upgrade that reflects the value we place on every member of our community.
“I want to thank everyone who supported this effort—from families and service users to the dedicated staff at the Irish Wheelchair Association. Your voices were heard, and together we’ve delivered a meaningful result.
“I’ll continue to fight for inclusive services and equal opportunities for all in South Tipperary.
“This is just one step forward, and I look forward to seeing the new bus on the road soon—bringing smiles, mobility and momentum to those who need it most,” Senator Goldsboro added.
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