Saving of lives Charities That specialise in Emergency services

To provide First Aid and support to the communities within Ashley and Loggerheads and the surrounding areas following a 999 call to West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust or its successors.To provide trained volunteers to attend medical incidents as directed by West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust or its successors.

Sussex Search and Rescue is the primary volunteer resource used by Sussex Police in the search and rescue of vulnerable missing people. We are on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and are fully approved by Sussex Police policy. SusSAR is staffed purely by volunteers, who as well as covering the whole of Sussex, can also be called out to assist other Search and Rescue groups throughout the UK.

Chorley Street Pastors is an inter-denominational Church response to urban problems, engaging with people on the streets during Tuesday daytime and hours on Friday and alternate Saturday nights. We are there to support, care, listen, dialogue and offer practical help when appropriate and to signpost them to further help if required. We work in partnership with the local council, and police.

sport &youth activity Aba boxing with full Aba coaches all Crb checked & first aid trained plus child welfare course we have contact with local schools as well as local police this is for all ages 10 to 40 male & female also any children with behaviour problems

Provide actictivites, meetings to suit the needs and requests of residents of the longbridge ward of LBB&D i.e. classes in keep fit,yoga,painting,arts @craft,karate,dancing, St, John ambulance (young @adult) education for children (english/maths) ward cllr surgery. police surgery nieghbourhood watch

The primary objective of the fund shall be to assist contributing serving members of Dorset Police or their dependents & the special constabulary & volunteers who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress. The secondary aim is to provide benefits to members.

To deliver emergency first aid to residents within the Stone area of Staffordshire in accordance with instructions and guidance from West Midlands Ambulance Service

Responders provide immediate care to patients in their local areas where the prompt arrival of an ambulance may be delayed due to a number of factors. They are trained to deliver care in a range of emergency situations, including Basic Life Support, defibrillation in Cardiac Arrest situations, and oxygen administration in a range of conditions. Such emergency situations can occur at any time.

Provision of facilities to local bodies for Parish Council purposes, WomenÔÇÖs Institute purposes, local Church functions, use of facilities by private individuals through the year, hire of equipment. Opportunity for the villages to meet in a fund-raising social and formal atmosphere through Summer Ball, New Year Party, Bingo evenings, donations to local Air Ambulance and Village Green.

Responding to medical emergencies, as First Responders in support of the NWAS.Providing automatic external defibrillators (AEDs), free of charge to selected organisations within the area of benefit.Arranging and supporting emergency life support (ELS) training, free of charge to the general public in the area of benefit.

To train volunteers drawn from Christian churches of different denominations to provide a listening ear and practical help to the socially marginalised and the needy. We typically patrol the streets of Newbury on Friday and Saturday nights and work in partnership with the police, local councils and a range of voluntary and statutory organisations in order to reach and help all those in need.

To promote humane behaviour towards retired police (and other) dogs by providing financial assistance to the owners of those dogs (or those who have charge of them) to support the dogs care and attention.

Public CollectionsDonations to National CharitiesCharitable Market StallsMedical Screening for the PublicCharitable ConcertsDonations to Rotary International CharitiesDonations to Local CharitiesSupport for Local Ambulance ServiceSupport for Local Disabled ChildrenSupport for Local Senior CitizensSupport for Local Schools

To care for, listen to, and talk with, people on the streets of Abingdon at night; to work alongside Thames Valley Police to help to create a positive atmosphere for those having a night out, by offering help to individuals, especially the young and vulnerable, and by providing practical assistance where required to keep people safe until they return home.

Our charity's activities to raise funds include, Holding a annual music quiz, which includes the drawing of our Valentines raffle. We also hold a summer fayre hosted by one of our committee members in her garden. We also hold a Christmas market & we take part in the annual 'Elf Walk' arranged by one of the employees at our local Police headquarters. All funds go towards helping TNBC sufferers.

A community based keep fit and boxing coaching Gym facility.

In coordination with the local police and the town CCTV operations we run patrols on Saturday nights in the town of Stamford, assisting those in difficulty between 9.30pm and 4am. There are further patrols for special events such as the town's fair week in early March and during festivals etc. We also publicise our work in a variety of forums.

The relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health within the Staffordshire area by provision of trained first response volunteers, to attend medical emergencies as directed by West Midlands Ambulance Service.

Education/Training. The museum is established to show how the Essex Police developed from its inception since 1840 until the present time. This is provided by access to the collection by the public when the museum is open and also by special arrangement. Education via the school curriculum.

A foundation to provide for relief of people involved in the sport of drag racing, a branch of motorsport, who have need of financial support through injury, accident or financial circumstance, including organisations that operate in drag racing but also for the public benefit, for instance the air ambulance services operating for the various counties in which the sport takes place.

Hungerford Rotary Club is an active member of Rotary International and is a strong supporter of the community, with active links to schools in the area and to organisations such as the Town Council, St. John's Ambulance, Chain Voluntary Service and many others. We also support national and international charitable causes.

We raise money all year round by way of disco's, film nights, 100 club, annual fete and raffle. We also have collections for the air ambulance.

We are a group of volunteers that respond to 999 calls from the Ambulance Service. The calls we receive are to incidents in the Rugby Area. We respond in our own cars at our own expense but we a have a team car that has Ambulance Livery but no Blues and Twos.We have to maintain,fuel and Insure this car out of own fundraising.We have received professional training from the Ambulance Service.

The museum will advance the education of the public with regard to the evolution of policing in the County of Cheshire from it's inception in 1857 to present day. This will be achieved by collecting, preserving and documenting material, evidence and associated information relevant to the Cheshire Police, and the earlier parts of County and Borough Forces which have amalgamated with it.

Volunteer service of First Response in Medical emergencies in the Edenbridge area.