I set my profile to say that I am able to transport clients. Why does it say “Unable to transport clients”?

At Fora, our allied health assistant and client’s safety is paramount.

Passengers can often be a dangerous distraction for newly licensed drivers. For this reason, we require our allied health assistants to have an unrestricted Australian driver’s license before they can transport clients.

When you get your full license, please upload it to your profile and notify a Fora team member to review.

I’ve met the client and we both want to proceed, what’s next?
Firstly, great job! Now that both you and the client are committed to working with each other, we’ll need to organise for the client's Allied Health Professional (AHP) to delegate [...]

How do I know if the client would like to work with me?
When you submit your application to work with a client, you provide some times for when you'll be available for a Meet & Greet. A client is notified that you've [...]

What should I consider when applying to work with clients?
We encourage our allied health assistants to apply for 1 to 2 clients at first and get into a steady rhythm of working with them before taking on any more [...]