Health Charities That specialise in Ambulance service

Provision of life-saving and life-maintaining emergency volunteer service on behalf of West Midlands Ambulance Service, as despatched by WMAS in response to 999 calls made to WMAS Emergency Operations Centre.

To support the relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health by the provision of trained first response volunteers, to attend medical emergencies as directed by the East Midlands Ambulance Service, or its successors, prior to the arrival of a rapid response vehicle or ambulance.To educate public in first aid and basic life supportTo give first aid cover at public events

RAYNET provides communications in times of emergencies or at community events for Government Departments & agencies (National or Local), Ambulance services, Police Forces and others defined in the Radio Amateur Licence issued by Ofcom.

FEW have sent containers to eleven different countries full of surplus educational school furniture giving some of the most desperate children in the world a better chance of an education. FEW have sent fire engines and in conjunction UNISON sent ambulances to the Gambia. FEW have been involved sinking bore holes in Uganda and the Gambia, so that the locals have clean water to drink.

The Objectives of the Trust are the provision and maintenance of a minibus for the elderly, disabled, youth groups and any other purposes for the community of Hayes and elsewhere that the Trustees agree to.

TO ASSIST THE AMBULANCE SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY

Relief of people living in the Parish of Caldbeck and adjacent area, directed by Cumbria Ambulance Service NHS Trust, in particular responding to cardio-vascular emergencies.

To help to preserve and protect the health of people in the villages of Marloes, Dale, St Brides and the surrounding areas by providing, assisting in the provision of and managing the maintenance of public access defibrillators and other public access technological solutions for pre-hospital / pre-ambulance care (hereinafter referred to as PADs).

Audlem CFR provide an emergency medical response to local area on behalf of North West Ambulance Service.CFR members are despatched to 999 calls which are classed as life threatening.The service operates an 8 miles radius centred around the village of Audlem, cheshire.

Faversham CFRS are volunteer members of their community who are trained to respond to emergency calls in conjunction with the South East Coast Ambulance Service. The Charity also provides training to members of the Public in life saving techniques as well as fundraising to support the work of the Faversham CFRs.

Covering Troutbeck, Troutbeck Bridge, Windermere, Bowness and Storrs (Windermere Area) in the event of acute medical emergency providing quick, voluntary assistance on behalf of the North West Ambulance Service whilst waiting for an ambulance. We also provide free HeartStart training, community talks and provide and maintain externally sited public access defibrillators throughout the area.

Financial support for 1] Local childrens' Schools for the Disabled and Hospices. 2] Disaster Appeals in the UK and Internationally 3] Local Air Ambulance 4] Eradicating Polio throughout the World 5] Filling "Aquaboxes" and "Shelterboxes" and delivering to a central store ready to be sent to a Disaster Area

We are a medically trained emergency response scheme in our area. Charity based and accountable to West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust, it is our aim as ambulance trained volunteers to improve the response times of the ambulance service in these more remote areas. This has already been successfully achieved with many schemes nationwide.

To provide a meeting hall for blind and partially sighted people in the Castle Point area of Essex. To provide ambulance pick-up where required and arrange social and entertaining activities for all members on a twice a month basis.

Bringing immediate emergency medical assistance ahead of the arrival of a NHS ambulance to all those who are resident , working, or travelling through the district of Oxted or its environs in the event of them suffering a sudden onset of a life threatening medical condition or injury requiring the attendance of the ambulance service.

First emergency responders, work with the ambulance service on 999 calls. They are fully trained and equipped, all equipment defibillarater, oxygen, uniforms etc are all self funded. That is why we have to accumulate funds in order to purchase expensive equipment for new volunteers to the scheme.

The health centre in Kubuneh Kubuneh Village (The Gambia) provides first line, nurse led, cheap medical care to the local people. Most of the funding and staff are voluntary or charitable in nature. Kubuneh Health help provide consistent funding for: affordable medicines, maintenance of the ambulance, local staff wages and also education to assist the local health care staff and patients.

Children, Care homes, Hospices, British Legion, Royal Star and Garter Home, Diabetes, Cancer, charities, etc., Animals, Ifaw, Samaritans, RNLI, SSAFA, MFPA, St.John Ambulance, St.Dunstans, Camphill Family

The charity provides funds for staffing and facilities for a medical centre in rural Pakistan and two ambulances for patients of surrounding villages. A 500 gallon filtration plant has been installed for free clean water to the public. The charity provides funds to run treatment camps in remote villages in collaboration with other local organisations, e.g. for eye testing and treatment.

Our charity runs a yearly Autumn Fayre, coffee afternoons with book Fayres, we also collect clothes for the air ambulance all of this helps to Fund the Panto trips, Educatational books for the children,provide the school with a photo copier and support the childrens christmas party. Our Charity also runs a Local music Group which helps the children and the local community learn music.

The provision of radio communications in cases of civil emergency and to assist statutory and voluntary emergency bodies i.e., St. John Ambulance, Red Cross, etc. As part of our training, we provide communications to organisers of sporting and community activities, such as cross-country equestrian events, marathons, carnival parades, etc.

VOLUNTARY WORK ON BEHALF OF THE STATUTORY AMBULANCE SERVICE. ATTENDING EMERGENCY CALLS TO OFFER FIRST AID BEFORE THE AMBULANCE ARRIVES

Provision of accommodation for local Divisions of St John Ambulance.

ALBRIGHTON & COSFORD COMMUNITY FIRST RESPONDERS objectives are the protection and preservation of human life and the relief of sickness in persons residing in ALBRIGHTON & COSFORD and SURROUNDING AREAS by responding to cardiovascular and other emergencies as detailed by West Midlands Ambulance Service, or as agreed by the Committee.

In the past year Members Attended over 40 incidents on behalf of the Walsh Ambulance Service across North Wales.Many emergencies were of a life threatening nature, some were fatalities while others resulted in lives saved.We Provide care and treatment pre-hospital which is not carried out by paramedics due to different skills of the Doctors involved.