The Transportation Assistance Program connects elderly people and those with disabilities and low incomes with important services.
MONROE, Wash. — It’s a program that may be a victim of its own success.
So many people take advantage of the Transportation Assistance Program that it is running out of money.
Now, the program needs someone to step in and save it.
Born with cerebral palsy, Mike Gantala has been confined to a wheelchair for his whole life, but he does his best to make the most of every day.
“It’s not easy,” he says.
Mike depends on TAP’s bus
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