Former US transit bus converted into mobile workstation to help the unemployed and homeless


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  • Monday, 08 Jul 2019

The GBDC Entrepreneurship Institute launched the Mobile Entrepreneurship Leadership and Training or M.E.L.T. bus in Boynton Beach last month. The mobile unit was converted from a transit bus and services designed to help local youth, small businesses and the homeless population. (GBDC Entrepreneurship Institute/TNS)

A bus will be cruising through South Florida as a mobile workstation. Renovations were made to a former transit bus to make a classroom inside with WiFi in order to offer programs and classes on the go. 

The GBDC Entrepreneurship Institute, a Boynton Beach-based non-profit business incubator, launched the Mobile Entrepreneurship Leadership and Training (M.E.L.T.) bus in Boynton Beach recently. The mobile unit features services designed to help local youth, small businesses and the homeless population. The idea for the bus came from Annette Gray, founder of the non-profit incubator. 

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