TripLink

A little fun on a gray day!

The NH Department of Health and Human Services is conducting a statewide needs assessment on Alzheimer’s and Other Related Dementias to gather input on how to best support people living with dementia
and their caregivers. All responses are confidential and will help guide future policy making and the developments of the State Plan on Alzheimer’s. Survey only takes a few minutes.
Find the survey here:
https://bit.ly/4lxIQYW

Amazing!

Thank you CAP, for all that you do!

Our Senior Transportation Program has been serving seniors in Strafford County with travel services that help Strafford County residents maintain independence for more than 35 years! We are proud to announce that this program has recently expanded its services, opening up routes for seniors in Milton and Farmington.

This program also serves senior residents of Barrington, Dover, Durham, Gonic, Lee, Rochester, Rollinsford and Somersworth.

Interested residents can sign up for a ride via TripLink. More information can be found at straffordcap.org.

The NH Council on Developmental Disabilities has launched a new Accessible Recreation Map. Follow the link to check it out!

Accessible Recreation Map Search for the locations of local accessible parks, trails and playgrounds.

Here we go again.

Monday Weather Closure - February 23

COAST will be closed, with no services running, on Monday, February 23rd, due to the inclement weather and forecast unsafe driving conditions.

Services will resume on Tuesday, February 24th.

Stay safe!

COAST has just released a great video explaining their plans for building a new facility - check it out and learn about their capital campaign!

COAST Capital Campaign Appeal We invite you to learn more about the Connected by COAST - Capital Campaign!

COAST is pleased to offer free rides to Veterans and active military personnel (along with their families) on Tuesday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day.

To ride for free, please present your bus driver with one of the following forms of ID as evidence of service:
-NH license with Veteran status displayed
-Retiree or active duty military ID
-DD-214 (discharge papers)
-VA card

Thank your driver today!

This Community Transportation Month, we extend our deepest thanks to the drivers who keep New Hampshire moving — one ride, one passenger, one stop at a time.

Whether you’re behind the wheel of a:
🚍 Bus
🚐 Shuttle or vanpool
🚗 Volunteer driver vehicle
🚑 Paratransit or non-emergency medical transport

You are the face of community transportation.

You show up early, drive safely in all weather, help riders with mobility needs, and make sure people reach the appointments, jobs, schools, and services that matter most.

To every community transit driver in New Hampshire:

Thank you for your patience, compassion, and commitment. You’re not just driving — you’re changing lives.

Accessible transportation = stronger, healthier communities.
This week, we’re highlighting the daily reality faced by seniors, people with disabilities, youth, and families who don’t drive. By participating in , we can better understand their experiences and work toward safer streets for all.