Saving of lives Charities That specialise in Emergency services

Assisting the ambulance service in providing emergency medical treatment to people in Coventry.

We provide an emergency medical service by using a defibrillator to help resuscitate a sick person awaiting the attendance of an ambulance

East Bergholt Heartwatch is a group of Community First Responders whose aim is to provide 24 hour emergency coverage within the communities of East Bergholt, Brantham and Holton St. Mary in Suffolk. Volunteers are trained in the use of portable Automated External Defibrillation equipment to attend medical emergencies in the community. The Group has provided wall-mounted AEDs within the community.

arts and craft work shops for any agechair exercises for over 50 and disabledalso hoping to start a D.I.Y course for womenfamily fun days we also hold drop in centre police surgeries

The Trust operates within the Essex Police area and ensures that Officers and civilian employees who are killed in the line of duty are remembered. To that end, a roll of honour, a book of remembrance and a memorial stone have been placed at Police Headquarters Chelmsford in their memory. Other memorials situated within and outside the Essex Police area are also maintained.

Providing Ambulance Aid to Equestrian, Sporting and Community events. To provide training in First Aid to members of the public.

TO ASSIST OFFICERS OF ESSEX POLICE SPECIAL CONSTABULARY AND RAISE FUNDS FOR OTHER WORTHY CAUSES AND CHARITES

Provision of First Responder Services to several villages in the Lyth Valley Area of South Lakeland,Cumbria under the direction of the North West Ambulance Service.

To relieve persons suffering injury or illness in the area covered by the South East Coast Ambulance Service by the provision of emergency medical care.

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Making Luton centre safe at night between 10pm-4am on Friday and Saturdays caring listening and helping those who have become vulnerable Working in partnership with the Police SOS Bus pubs and clubs and local authority to reduce anti-social behaviour and public disorder offences.Flip-flops blankets water wipes lollipops directions assistance and a listening pastoral ear are freely available to all

The objective of the charity is to train air-scenting dog teams to assist , for the public benfit, the Police, Mountain Rescue Teams, and any other organisation involved with Search and rescue of persons missing or overdue in situations which benefit from the use of air-scenting dogs.

Our charity continues to support the needs of the local population.Supporting the paid ambulance services as requested and disseminating relevent iformation to community groups.

Community First Responders provide immediate assistance to patients in rural areas where it takes time for an ambulance to reach.

Identifying those vulnerable and at risk of cyber crime in association with local police forces and other relevant organisations (elderly, schools and youth groups, associations and charities). Providing training via workshops, workbooks and plans and support through campaigns, social media groups and forums, newsletters etc Raising awareness and undertaking research as necessary.

Provision of life-saving and life-maintaining emergency volunteer service on behalf of West Midlands Ambulance Service, as despatched by WMAS in response to 999 calls made to WMAS Emergency Operations Centre.

To support the relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health by the provision of trained first response volunteers, to attend medical emergencies as directed by the East Midlands Ambulance Service, or its successors, prior to the arrival of a rapid response vehicle or ambulance.To educate public in first aid and basic life supportTo give first aid cover at public events

To promote good citizenship and greater participation in the prevention and detection of crime and to alleviate public fear of crime and to promote effective liaison between the public and the responsible authorities within the Sussex Police force area.

RAYNET provides communications in times of emergencies or at community events for Government Departments & agencies (National or Local), Ambulance services, Police Forces and others defined in the Radio Amateur Licence issued by Ofcom.

The Objectives of the Trust are the provision and maintenance of a minibus for the elderly, disabled, youth groups and any other purposes for the community of Hayes and elsewhere that the Trustees agree to.

TO ASSIST THE AMBULANCE SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY

Relief of people living in the Parish of Caldbeck and adjacent area, directed by Cumbria Ambulance Service NHS Trust, in particular responding to cardio-vascular emergencies.

Assisting the Emergency Services and Local Resilience Forums with Community Resilience / 4x4 logistics / Search and Rescue / Providing Manpower.

The relief of sickness of persons residing in Cockermouth and surrounding villages, herein after to be called the area of benefit, in particular but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, by responding to suspected heart attack patients and assisting by means of advisory defibrillation.The advancement of education by training in the response to cardio vascular emergency.

Working with local authority and the police to help to reduce thelevels of crime in the town by patrolling the streets resulting in a more peacefulenvironment, promoting community harmony and reducing violence. Helping people to reach the safety of their homes. Injured people will be helped to access hospitals if necessary.There is no charge for this service which is non-discriminatory.