The Ballarat Foundation proudly delivers the TAC L2P Program across the Ballarat, Hepburn, Golden Plains, and Moorabool regions.
The Ballarat Foundation proudly delivers the TAC L2P Program across the Ballarat, Hepburn, Golden Plains, and Moorabool regions. The L2P Program assists Victorian learner permit holders who do not have access to a car or supervising driver to gain the 120 hours needed to gain a probationary licence.
Get involved in the TAC L2P Program by signing up as a learner driver or volunteering as a mentor driver. Whether you're looking to gain your licence or help someone achieve theirs, it's a great way to support safer, more confident driving in our community.
The Ballarat Foundation is a Child Safe Organisation and is committed to the safety, wellbeing and empowerment of young people. We work actively to create a culturally safe and inclusive environment for all participants.
The Ballarat Foundation is committed to creating environments where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people feel culturally safe, respected and valued. We are committed to ensuring that Aboriginal learner permit holders participating in our L2P program feel safe, supported and able to express their cultural identity. We recognise that cultural safety is an ongoing responsibility and we actively seek to listen, learn and improve our practices.
Eligible learner drivers are matched with a trained volunteer supervising driver mentor who will accompany the learner on drives each week using an L2P vehicle.
Eligibility criteria for learners
Learners need to meet the following criteria to join the TAC L2P program:
The L2P program is in high demand and waiting times can be between 4-6 months. The waiting list is prioritised based on need against criteria set by the TAC.
Applications must be completed online through the VicRoads Portal.
You can help a young person gain independence and confidence! The L2P Program relies on volunteer mentors to supervise weekly drives. Just 2 hours a week can change someone’s life. You will receive training through a VicRoads trainer at the Ballarat Foundation offices. All you need is a current full driver’s licence.
We can assist you with the Working with Children Check and National Police Check which is free for volunteers.
The L2P program is in high demand and waiting times can be between 4-6 months. The waiting list is prioritised based on need against criteria set by the TAC.
The program is only partially funded by the TAC. You can support the program by:
Contact the L2P Coordinator at the Ballarat Foundation during business hours (Monday–Friday). We’re here to help!
The Ballarat Foundation acknowledges the Wadawurrung people, the traditional owners of the lands and waterways in our region. We recognise their diversity, resilience, and the ongoing place that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people hold in our communities. We pay our respects to the Elders, both past and present, and commit to working together in the spirit of mutual understanding, respect and reconciliation.
The Ballarat Foundation is committed to fostering a diverse, equitable and inclusive community where everyone is welcomed, respected and empowered to thrive.