The Driver’s License Recovery Program is available to people working to reinstate suspended drivers’ licenses through partnerships with the court systems and the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
How does the Driver’s License Recovery program work?
YWCA Madison offers an open Information Clinic, where you will get more information about your license suspension and steps you can take to get it reinstated. This initial meeting is to determine if you are eligible for enrollment. After this initial consultation, you may be placed on a waiting list to receive services if needed.
Any individual who has a suspended license because of:
- Unpaid traffic tickets in Dane County
- A Dane County child support lien
AND needs a license in order to meet basic needs such as:
- Getting to and from work/school
- Transporting children to and from childcare
- Obtaining a job that requires a license
* Persons with suspensions due only to DUIs or OWIs are not eligible. The program is unable to address revocations or any issues out of state.
In addition to our monthly virtual info clinic we are now offering in-person info clinics at the Job Center (1819 Aberg Avenue).
2nd Wednesday of Every month
The Job Center
1819 Aberg Avenue
From 1:00 – 4:00pm
4th Tuesday of every month
YWCA Empowerment Center
2040 South Park Street
From 10:00am – 2:00pm – By Appointment
Intake appointments with the program coordinator usually take 10-15 minutes. Walk-ins are accepted unless otherwise indicated. Please note that info clinic hours may be changed or canceled due to circumstances such as holidays, staff vacations, or severe weather.
Virtual Information Clinic
The “Sign Up Here” button with take you to Sign Up Genius where you will be able to book an appointment slot.
Intake Screening Form
Download SCREENING Form Complete SCREENING Form online
Making an appointment to meet virtually is strongly recommended. However, if you cannot make it to one of the clinics, please complete the intake form and drop it off at one of our locations (2040 S. Park Street or 101 E. Mifflin Street) or you can email it to amitchell@ywcamadison.org.
Questions? Email Aneesha or call (608) 257-1436, option 3
