Professions Charities That specialise in Emergency service workers

The provision of Chaplaincy to Police Officers, Police Staff and their families to assist maintain and promote their holistic wellbeing. This in turn contributes to an efficient workforce better able and equipped to serve the public.Also providing a network of advice relating to moral, ethical & religious matters and building and facilitating links with communities and the Police.

Support the families of police officers and staff who have died whilst serving for Merseyside police by using peer support, offering alternative therapies and financial support

Our activities are to educate, encourage and transform the lives of young people who are vulnerable or at risk of offending or re-offending by a commitment to being part of the solution to safer communities and working partnership with school teachers, social workers, youth offending teams, probation officers, police officers, youth workers, prison officers and other organisations to reduce crime.

General transportation - snow/flood (supporting palliative care) staff - paramedics, nurses etc Meals on Wheels Accidents / Incidents RTA support clearing of roads of stranded vehicles /trees provision of goods (blankets/food/water) Flooding evacuation of people (flooding . disasters, trains etc) remote access sandbags Fire Towing / moving equipment clearing vegetation

To offer relief in conditions of need and to support the welfare and well-being of Police Officers and Police Staff of the North Wales Police and their families to include former such members of this and previous Forces amalgamated to form the North Wales Police. To further the objectives of the St Georges Fund, the St Andrews Fund and other recognised Police Charities

TO PROVIDE MEDICAL ASSISTANCE FOR 999 EMERGENCY CALLS,PRIOR TO THE ARRIVAL OF PARAMEDIC/AMBULANCE CREW.

The Group are made up of volunteers trained by West Midlands Ambulance Service. They respond to 999 calls and administer medical aid until the arrival of a paramedic/ambulance. The Group covers Gnosall and surrounding villages.

THE RELIEF OF NEED, HARDSHIP,AND DISTRESS AMONG THOSE WHO ARE OR HAVE BEEN POLICE OFFICERS OF THAMES VALLEY POLICE

To train and lead the Street Pastors as they serve the community of Wallingford at night. Together with the police and Council, they seek to reduce disturbance and anxiety by 'being there' as a peaceful presence and by helping where appropriate with flip-flops to walk home in, water and lollipops to diffuse tension. They help people get home or wait with them for lifts or paramedic attendance.

To equip and train doctors to work voluntarily with the ambulance service at the scene of accidents, medical emergencies, major incidents and transport to hospital.Raise money for equipment and fund extended training for the doctors.To encourage extended training in immediate care for local GPs, nurses and paramedics.To encourage first aid training locally for members of the general public.

Connect North Petherton facilitates local projectsCafe Connect: monthly drop-in cafe held at Community Centre with varying activities & speakers.Social hubInfo & signposting service Drop-in point for local community police officer, village agent.Links with local organisations: library, primary school, local college,medical practice & it's PPGroup.Inter-generational. All welcome.

Providing a comfortable atmosphere for Police Officers and Staff

We have a drop in centre where our tenants and residents can call in if they are needing information on housing, events we may be organising, we hold councillors surgery once a month. We also are in contact with our local police officers, our drop in is also used for voting day which where we meet people who maybe new to our estate as well as long standing residents apart from this its just usual

The Dai Rees Foundation (DRF) is a charitable organisation made up of UK based registered Paramedics. Our aim is to provide assistance to remote and rural locations across the globe by increasing health awareness, facilitating emergency medical training and donation of medical equipment. The DRF will also act as a trust and provide financial and logistical support to similar projects.

The charity receives applications from Police officers or members of Police staff in Devon and Cornwall, requesting an item/voucher etc. to be donated to a victim, witness or another person adversely affected by crime. The charity decides what to purchase, if anything, and this is sent to the officer/member of staff to deliver in person, acting as a morale boost for all involved.

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.

We are a team of dedicated volunteers who respond to 999 calls within the area of Newark & District, we can potentially save lives. Because we're local, we can arrive at the patients home before the ambulance or paramedic and then we are able to provide essential treatment at the earliest opportunity. We stay with the patient until the ambulance or paramedic arrives - which can be several hours.

We provide awards (non financial) to police officers who actions are above and beyond those normally expected in the course of their duty

The association operates principally as a channel of communication between the local police and the residents of Guiseley, using e-mail, voice mail and a newsletter which includes details of recent criminal activity and associated problems in the area. Monthly meetings are held, attended by a police officer and community support officers.

Provides peer support to the families of police officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. This support can be of a one to one nature or group activities such as parents weekends, spouses weekends and children's activities.

Rural Policing Liaison Group are involved with a number of activities throughout the year, We have purchased Mobile cameras to monitor wildlife crime. Also we are in the throws of setting up our fourteenth annual awards evening where we award a Police Officer, Three members of the public, A young person, and a farmer, for their work in wildlife and conservation.

To advance the education of doctors, nurses, midwives, paramedics and othermedical professionals in the field of medicine, including by the provision of formaltraining and by providing placement opportunities for individuals to continue theirlearning, development and education through practice and the exchange of skills andexperience.