Saving of lives Charities That specialise in Emergency services

RESPONDING TO LIFE THREATENING EMERGENCY CALLS WHEN REQUIRED TO BY THE EAST OF ENGLAND AMBULANCE SERVICE. AIDING & EDUCATING THE COMMUNITY ON THE IMPORTANCE OF BASIC LIFE SUPPORT.

Red Horse Vale Community First Responder is a CFR ("Community First Responder") scheme covering villages and surrounding areas in the south east of Warwickshire, including Alderminster; Armscote; Crimscote; Ettington; Fulready; Halford; Kineton; Newbold-on-Stour; Pillerton Hersey; Pillerton Priors; Tredington; Wellesbourneand other neighbouring villages.

Old Police Cells Museum1. To preserve artefacts , objects documents and information pertaining to the history of policing in Sussex, through displays at the old police station in the old town hall, Brighton.2. To advance the education of the public in the history of policing in Sussex, by the maintenance of a museum.

Volunteer CFRs are trained by ambulance services to give aid in life threatening emergencies. They respond locally & often arrive in the vital first few minutes to preserve life before the ambulance which may be some distance away. Equipment such as a defibrillator & car have to be provided by the charity which fund raises to support the team & to give CPR & AED training to our local community.

Working together with North Tyneside Council and Northumbria Police to provide Caring, Listening and Helping services to those in need on the streets of Whitley Bay.

To advance the education of the pubic by such means as the trustees see fitThe relief of povertyThe preservation and protection of good health, in particular but not exclusively by the operation of the Al Noor Ambulance Service in Pakistan.

BASICS Cornwall provides volunteer emergency response doctors provide advance pre-hospital care at incidents across Cornwall. Our doctors attend incidents in conjunction with South Western Ambulance Service and deliver advanced medical procedures to critically ill or injured patients. BASICS Cornwall raises funds to equip and fund our doctors so that they can attend incidents.

Street Pastors are a group of Christian volunteers from various churches across Swindon. Working independently, but with the full support of the Local Authority and the Police, and working closely with security and door staff of the pubs and clubs, we patrol the Town Centre on Friday and Saturday nights. We are not there to preach, but to show the love of the Lord Jesus and help vulnerable people.

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I attend Secondary Schools, Colleges, Sixth Forms, People Referrral Units and the Community Churches with the Police. I give talks and share my sons story on how he was stabbed and to let them know the implications of Knife Crime to families. I also go back to the schools after my talks to check on their progress and I reward them with certificates.

assist Leicester Museum in the preservation of the fire service appliances and equipment in its possessionprovide personnel to give practical demonstrations and operate the equipment held by the museum make recommendations for the acquisition of additional equipment, property to enhance the collectiondo all other things incidental or conducive to the attainment of the above or any of them.

TO PROMOTE BETTER PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE WORK OF LANCASHIRE CONSTABULARY AND FOSTER IMPROVED RELATIONS BETWEEN THE POLICE AND THE PUBLIC.

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.

The Working Dog Foundation supports those in the field of working dogs to give a point of reference, and to offer courses, advice and training services.Supporting the use of working dogs in the field of medicine, military and police services, assistance dogs, and any areas where dogs benefit mankind.

Northumbria Advanced Motorcyclists (NAM) is a affiliated to The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM). Our main aim is to promote safe riding. Our volunteers train riders in the Northumbria area to reach an advanced standard which is recognised by the IAM. NAM also promotes social activities and charity fundraising for local charities.NAM works closely with the Police and Fire and Rescue Services.

The choir travel to various concert venues, singing to raise money for charities such as Leukaemia & Cancer Research, Dorset & Somerset Air Ambulance to name but a few. Travel and other costs are taken from funds that are raised by holding coffee mornings and raffles. The choir website is now up and running thus enabling the public to find out more about the choir.

Street Pastors is an inter-denominational Church response to urban problems, engaging with people on the streets to care, listen and dialogue. It was pioneered in London in January 2003 by Rev Les Isaac, Director of the Ascension Trust, and there is a team in Leicester, supported by local churches and community groups, in partnership with Police, Council and other statutory agencies.

The charity provides school clothing and footwear for disadvantaged children in Blackpool. But for the Fund, these children could remain off school as their parents would otherwise not be able to afford to clothe them. Applications are administered by members of the Student Support Team. When approved, vouchers are issued to be redeemed in participating local retailers and school shop suppliers.

Grants are made twice a year to Southolt Church, Village Residents, Local Community Bus, Parish Newsletter(s), East Anglian Air Ambulance, EACH - East Anglian Children's Hospice and others based on need including grants in support of the Village Environment.

The relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health within the UK by provision of trained first response volunteers, to attend medical emergencies as directed by South east Coast Ambulance serviceTo advance the education of the public in first aid in particular, but not exclusively, by the provision of training in the principles and practice of first aid

Actively promote volunteering and provide transport from home to medical appointments etc, especially for the elderly or disabled. We run a coffee morning on Thursdays in Kesgrave Community Centre, and undertake coach outings to popular regional venues throughout the year. We have encouraged input from Suffolk Community Police and Suffolk User Forum

The aim of the organisation is, by the provision of communication services, to relieve distress and suffering resulting from emergencies and disasters. Advance education by providing training exercises both for ourselves and The British Red Cross, The St John Ambulance, local authorities and any other user service requiring us to do so.

Providing a volunteer response to local medical emergencies as directed by the local ambulance service. Supporting existing Public Access Defibrillator sites, as well as fundraising and supporting new sites through grant making. Providing free CPR training and defibrillator awareness to the general public through public and private events.

The club is open to the general public not just the elderly - bingo, outings/trips, advice, concerts, police & fire surgeries, toe nail cutting service, craft class, room hire, meetings. A general warm welcome for coffee/tea, chat, company & companionship. All work is voluntary.

Our mission is to engage, train and mobilize Christian volunteers from different churches to be relevant in public life as salt and light addressing issues of vulnerability and social exclusion through the principles of caring, listening and helping people. We work in partnership with the police, local authorities and other voluntary organisations.