Schemes help older generation
Two minibuses which provide transport for an Isle of Man charity are to be sponsored by Dandara.
The developer will meet the running costs of the pair of 14-seat minibuses used by Isle of Man Live at Home Schemes to transport members to and from regular social groups around the Island.
The schemes aim to give the Island’s older generation a better quality of life by enabling them to live in their own homes and be a part of their local communities.
Dandara Managing Director Seamus Nugent says the company welcomes opportunities to support initiatives and programmes aimed at improving the lives of Island residents.
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