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Easylink is a not-for-profit community organisation serving northern Sydney.

We’re on a mission to take you there – with care.

Keeping you connected with what matters

We’ll get you where you want to go. With our affordable and accessible transport options you can maintain your independence and stay connected to what matters.

  Individual transport Hospital and medical shuttles Group shopping trips Social outings Public transport travel training Vehicle hire

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What our customers say…

  • “

    Easylink staff have always, in my experience, been pleasant, courteous, efficient and effective. Yet that does not begin to explain the real interest, attention to detail, and the pleasant manner in which they care for all.

    ”

    Ron, Manly Vale

  • “

    Thank you for all your help with our gorgeous daughter this year, she feels safe and well cared for by all the lovely drivers.

    ”

    Meegan, Manly

  • “

    I cannot speak highly enough of the lovely staff…. and the drivers who are just so willing to help you and are caring of you.

    ”

    Pam, Elanora Heights

  • “

    Thank you for all your help with our gorgeous daughter this year, she feels safe and well cared for by all the lovely drivers.

    ”

    Meegan, Manly

  • “

    Thank you for being such a wonderful organisation and for the care that you give to everyone… Thank you for taking such good care of me and helping me to live a little more independently.

    ”

    Jacob, Dee Why

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Who we serve

If you or someone you know has difficulty getting to a place using public transport or other means, contact us to check eligibility. Carers travel free.

Call us on 9919 0700 and we’ll chat with you about your options.
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