Program Helps Workers With Transportation Problems

Reliable transportation can be a major barrier for many workers. Now, a new program operated by Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action Program (SWCAP) is hoping to reduce this barrier by addressing transportation needs for low-income workers.
The Work-n-Wheels program provides zero-interest vehicle repair and loan programs, among other services. This same funding provides transit services that can be accessed through SWCAP for eligible employees. SWCAP was awarded $849,616 for 2021 to administer the Work-n-Wheels Program in a number of counties, including Green, Lafayette, Iowa and Dane.
Find more information at http://www.swcap.org/service-workwheels.html or email Jeff Segebrecht at SWCAP at j.segebrecht@swcap.org with any questions.