Saving of lives Charities That specialise in Emergency services

In its second period the charity has continued fund raising efforts to effect the provision of ambulance services in Kenya.In planning this activity the trustees had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit

One third of yearly income to Parochial Church Council. Financial Assistance to Hopton residents in need. Local Charities and local organisations benefitting Hopton Residents (ie Hospice and Air Ambulance)

TRAINING STAFF AND DOGS TO BE CALLED OUT BY THE POLICE AND COMMUNITY TO HELP SEARCH FOR MISSING PERSONS.

Raising funds for local charitable causes eg herts air ambulance. create a way for women of all ages to meet socially with a view to becoming more informed and learn new skills

Helping to educate young persons between the ages 11- 18 residing within Sefton, Merseyside by alternative education via the means of recreation and other leisure. In turn facilitating growth in maturity as individuals and members of society to ensure their conditions of life may be improved.

Rother Responders are a team of volunteer Community First Responders based in the Rother area of East Sussex, trained to respond to emergency calls through the 999 system in conjunction with South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb).By being based in the community, we can be on scene very quickly and in the vast majority of cases arrive before the ambulance.

To provide relief to those suffering injury or illness in the area covered by the South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Trust (SECAmb) in particular Steyning, Bramber and Upper Beeding, being the Steyning Health Centre's catchment area

Money raised by functions eg. Quiz,Games Auction evenings,Cheese and wine,Flower Demonstrations for various local charities including: Alzheimers, MS,therapy centre, Guide Dogs, Women's Refuge centre, British Legion, Cancer Research, Brewood First Responders, District Chairman's Charity for the year,

Warwickshire Hearts provides trained, community based volunteer response to 999 emergency calls in South Warwickshire. It does this in partnership with West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (WMAS) and is mobilised by the WMAS Emergency Operations Centre. It also provides free CPR and Automatic External Defibrillation training to communities in South Warwickshire and areas nearby.

RELIEF OF SICKNESS AND THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF GOOD HEALTH WITHIN THE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE AREA BY THE PROVISION OF TRAINED FIRST RESPONSE VOLUNTEERS TO ATTEND MEDICAL EMERGENCIES AS DIRECTED BY WEST MIDLANDS AMBULANCE SERVICE.

We Provides authorised trained volunteers to respond, as directed by Yorkshire Ambulance Service, to life-threatening medical emergencies to the residents and visitors to Skipton and out-lying villages which aims to reduce the number of pre-hospital deaths.In addition to this work we provide information and training to members of the public on Basic life support and first aid.

To promote the objectives of The Institute of Advanced Motorists and Durham Police among motorcyclists in Durham for safe and considerate road use by training to an advanced level and in supervised group rides. All riders are welcomed for training, rides and for instructional and recreational club nights. Fund raising is carried out for good causes such as road safety charities.

Operation Encompass is a Police and Education early intervention safeguarding partnership which supports children and young people by reporting to schools before the start of the next school day when a child or young person has experienced a domestic abuse incident the previous evening.

The relief of sickness and the preservation of good health within the UK by the provision of trained first response volunteers to attend medical emergencies as directed by the South East Coast Ambulance service. To 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.

TO RELIEVE SICKNESS & PRESERVE THE GOOD HEALTH OF PERSONS IN BLACK COUNTRY & THE SURROUNDING AREA'S, BY THE PREVISION OF TRAINED & EQUIPPED VOLUNTEERS, IN PARTICULAR NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY RESPONDING TO CATEGORY A 999 CALLSFastaid Black Country core activities are catorised asRespond to 999 callsTraining & supporting other responder groupsIncreasing awareness of heart problems and prevention

We prepare drivers to take the IAM's Advanced Driving Test by providing 4 Advanced Driving Courses each year. These consist of classroom sessions and practical guidance on the roads. We provide displays to publicise our courses. We work with and have the active support of the police and local authority to improve road safety. We contribute to articles about road safety issues in the local press.

We act as Community First Responders and attend patients who have made an emergency call to Welsh Ambulance Service. We provide the necessary immediate care until additional clinical resources arrive.

To provide advice and financial help in times of hardship, illness and to help with the welfare of our members if need be.

To provide a voluntary twenty four hour stand by system of unpaid responders alerted by the West Sussex Ambulance Service in the area of Henfield Village

Our charity activities include raising money for the following - Jean for Genes Day, Red Nose Day, Air Ambulance. Some money goes direct to charities eg MacMillan coffee morning, Children in Need and some other local charities.

The relief of sickness and the preservation of life within Southwell, Nottinghamshire and the surrounding areas by providing trained and equipped volunteers to attend medical emergencies as directed by the East Midlands Ambulance Service and by the provision of defibrillators in public places.

Providing a comfortable atmosphere for Police Officers and Staff

The Group supports physically disabled, often elderly, people in the Hertford area. It holds a monthly social with varied entertainments, with free ambulance or other appropriate transport to and from the venue. It arranges various outings with transport and considers financial help towards the purchase of 'aids', holidays etc. We can also refer people to outside specialised help.

K9 Heroes supports dogs from the Armed Forces, Police, UK Border Force, Fire and Rescue, Mountain Rescue, Search and Rescue and any other British organisation which enlists service dogs.K9 Heroes have an application process for dogs requesting financial assistance.

Our primary activity is the relief of acute sickness, in particular cardio-vasular emegencies in conjunction with the North West Ambulance Service.