Driving Miss Daisy: The Home to Port Assisted Transfer Service

We are very pleased to say that Mobility at Sea are now official partners with Driving Miss Daisy who can provide a friendly and reliable Home to Port Assisted Service if you should need it.

They enable those who need a little help to begin their holiday before leaving the house -whether that’s a lift direct to the cruise port, a coach rendezvous point, a UK airport, or holiday destination.

Driving Miss Daisy can even help with pre-travel tasks such as last-minute packing, connecting with passenger assistance staff, checking your travel documents, or settling you into your UK holiday accommodation.

The companion service has made a huge difference to many different people in the UK since 2015. Driving Miss Daisy’s ethos is to provide a safe, reliable companionship and driving service for those who struggle to get out and about independently. All of their drivers are DBS/Police checked, first aid credited, trained in moving & handling, and part of Dementia Friends.

After your holiday, Driving Miss Daisy can provide ongoing assistance with:

• A lift to medical appointments
• Help with shopping trips
• Delivering children safely to school
• Vet appointments

Perhaps you just want to visit a museum, art gallery, or go for a scenic drive? Driving Miss Daisy are there to enable those who need support when family members aren’t available.

For more information visit https://drivingmissdaisy.co.uk or to book your Home to Port Assisted Transfer please call 0800 308 1699 today!

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