Saving of lives Charities That specialise in Emergency services

Essex Retired Police Dogs Fund (ERPDF) operates in Essex and raises money from donations, promotional events and sale of merchandise. The Fund also runs Special Appeals. The Fund is part of and benefits from two lotteries. Monies raised are distributed to claimants for the vet and welfare care of Retired Police Dogs. ERPDF is a Member of the Association of Retired Police Dog Charities

We aim to advance education & training, relieve poverty, distress, & promote health within the Tintafor, Kamasondo, Benkeh district of Lungi, Sierra leone. 3 Schools- Primary 700, PreSchool 50, Building EJSS Secondary 250; Free equipped Medical Centre & Motorbike Ambulance Service- Pregnancy, childbirth,Vaccinations,Malaria,Diagnostics; Outreach for Students,Prosthetics,Covid 19 food support

preserving Ambulance Service vehicles,equipment and memorabilia to enable education of our future generations

Dorset Search Dogs uses dogs to help the police and other statutory bodies search for missing people in the UK.

The Choir gives concerts both charitable and non-charitable for the benefit of local communities and also for communities further afield; this year we have given concerts for various charities including Yorkshire air ambulance,Prince of Wales Hospice(Pontefract), Knottingley company shop. We have also raised money by concerts and other means for the Alzheimer's Society.In 2024 Prostate Cancer.

We aim to promote good citizenship and greater public participation in the prevention and solution of crime and in so doing to promote, encourage and develop close cooperation between the public and the Metropolitan Police Service. We send out weekly crime bulletins to Coordinators. We send out regular Newsletters to all coordinators for distribution to households within their watch.

The provision of buildings, facilities and open space for use by local and wider community for a range of recreation/sports and other activities. i.e. art/lace making/karate/dance/aerobics classes. Indoor bowls, tumble tots (pe for infants). WI/Towns Women's Guild, parish council. Police & community meetings. Parties/weddings etc. Conferences/exhibitions, polling station (elections).

Makes grants to individuals (including loans) to support researchProvides advocacy / advice / informationSponsors or undertakes researchActs as umbrella or resource body.

Income is mainly raised from an annual Spring Fair and a Christmas Appeal. Money is spent to help the sick and infirmed in the area. We also purchase medical equipment for local doctors' surgeries and make grants to charities providing healthcare locally - Hospital at Home, Air Ambulances, Cancer Care Services, Sue Ryder Hospice, Oundle First Responders, Northants Blind Association etc.

We engage, train and mobilize Christian volunteers, to be relevant in public life as salt and light addressing issues of vulnerability and social exclusion through the principle of caring, listening and helping people. We work in partnership with the police, local authorities and other voluntary organisations to achieve our goals and attain greater social cohesion in our community.

Burntwood and District Community First Responders is a voluntary organisation that responds to 999 calls on behalf of West Midlands Ambulance Service. We currently respond in two vehicles, one covering the Burntwood area and the other Cannock Chase. We are a team of 9 operational responders who also assist with fundraising for the group and 5 fundraisers.

The Charity is established to raise money in the UK to undertake the relief of poverty and sickness and the advancement of education overseas in India. The precise area of benefit is the State of Chhattisgarh where in the district of Kanker the Trust has built a small school and clinic, carries out outreach work, provides a free 24/7 ambulance service and funds referrals to specialised hospitals.

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

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The Charity provides faciliites in terms of buildings for training and ambulances, training equipment etc for the use of Warwick Ambulance Association in order that the public may gain from free first aid to the public at point of delivery at Warwick Events.The charity also provides facilities within the HQ building for the statutory services to use as a place of refuge in times of emergency.

Provide the police with an underground search and rescue service: DCRO is the closest organisation for the following police force areas - Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Cheshire (part), Derbyshire, Greater Manchester (part), Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, South Yorkshire, Staffordshire (part) and Warwickshire.

We patrol the streets of Salisbury on Friday and Saturday nights from 10pm to 4am, providing a friendly and reassuring presence. We comfort people who are upset and calm aggressive situations. We give directions, do basic first aid, remove bottles and broken glass. We help drunk people find a way home safely. We are regularly called in to help by police, CCTV operators and door staff.

To provide financial assistance (during times of hardships) and holiday accommodation to members and ex-members (including families) of the Wiltshire Ambulance Service Benevolent Fund. Operates within the Wiltshire sector of the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust.

RAISES MONEY BY RUNNING VARIOUS ANNUAL EVENTS (CYCLE FOR LIFE, STREET COLLECTION AND HOSPITAL FETE) AND OTHER AD HOC EVENTS. DONATES PROCEEDS TO EAST ANGLIAN AIR AMBULANCE, LEAGUE OF FRIENDS OF BECCLES HOSPITAL AND OTHER LOCAL, MEDICALLY-RELATED CHARITIES, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL APPEALS FOR EMERGENCY AID AND LOCAL APPEALS FOR HELP FOR POOR OR DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE.

Primarily help find and rescue to a place of safety members of the public that go missing and are considered life in danger. Provide a specialist team for the local community by responding to requests from the Police, the Local Authority and other emergency services; Ensure that all that engage with us, receive courteous, friendly and a high-quality professional service.

HOST ANNUAL REUNION AND AGMTO ENCOURAGE MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE IN ANNUAL EVENTS SUCH AS:-CHURCH PARADE AND SERVICE AT HM TOWER OF LONDONRMP SERVICE AT NMARMP OPENING OF THE FIELD OF REMEMBRANCE RMP SERVICE AT FIELD OF REMEMBRANCE RBL PARADE ON REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY SUPPORTING MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIESTO ACT AS ASSISTANCE TO MEMBERS SEEKING SUPPORT BY USING COBSEO ROUTE OR PATHWAYS

Community Hall for people within the community to hold group activities, meetings for the local committees that need facilities, including our local councillors, police

North Wales Cave Rescue Organisation provides an underground rescue service for caves and disused mines in North Wales in support of North Wales Police, who initiate all rescue callouts. Our activities include responding to rescue callouts from the Police, training our members and maintaining our equipment.

We provide trained volunteers to attend medical emergencies as directed by the West Midlands Ambulance Service. We support and promote training CPR and first aid to its communities and its first responders and look after and support community defibrillators.

Plymouth City Pastors are Christians from local Churches. We walk the streets of Plymouth on Saturday night 10pm to 4am. We aim by our presence to reduce the fear of crime, bring a listening ear to those that want to talk and signpost folk to agencies for assistance. We carry first aid, water and flip flops. We work in partnership with Devon and Cornwall Police and Plymouth City Council.