Go Vamo Pathways

The Aundrea Beverly Community Advocacy Foundation (ABCAF) is a Las Vegas nonprofit working to remove practical barriers that affect children, people with disabilities, and families in need. Its programs combine transportation with housing-transition and family-stabilization support, helping people access education, therapy, community activities, and essential resources.

Through GoVamo Pathways, ABCAF provides inclusive transportation for children, teens, and young adults, including riders who are neurodivergent or have developmental, sensory, or physical disabilities. Trips may support school attendance, therapy appointments, specialized programs, extracurricular activities, and community participation. Limited transportation assistance may also be available to adults with developmental disabilities or neurodivergent adults, subject to availability.

Its Chesspiece Moving division offers commercial and residential moving, cleaning, and support for people experiencing displacement, transition, or environmental instability. ABCAF reports that 650 families have received furniture, household goods, or moving services. The foundation also welcomes individual donations and community, corporate, and foundation partnerships to support transportation, moving assistance, and family stability throughout the Las Vegas Valley.