Saving of lives Charities That specialise in Emergency services

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Kreslu is the Cornish word for police and hence the chosen name for our charity, which was founded in 2016. The charity operates in Cornwall alone, providing support to both seriously injured and seriously ill police employees and volunteers, in Cornwall. We provide respite breaks, family days out and other gifts.

Our charity runs a yearly Autumn Fayre, coffee afternoons with book Fayres, we also collect clothes for the air ambulance all of this helps to Fund the Panto trips, Educatational books for the children,provide the school with a photo copier and support the childrens christmas party. Our Charity also runs a Local music Group which helps the children and the local community learn music.

We provide support, guidance, free resources and safeguarding initiatives to raise safety awareness especially among children and young people. Through children we educate families on accident prevention in all areas especially road safety.We operate from 113 Vibart Road, B26 2AB and utilise Masamune Dojo for classes plus work with police, schools and other educational centres.

The provision of radio communications in cases of civil emergency and to assist statutory and voluntary emergency bodies i.e., St. John Ambulance, Red Cross, etc. As part of our training, we provide communications to organisers of sporting and community activities, such as cross-country equestrian events, marathons, carnival parades, etc.

Donations to victims of crime who suffer financial hardship following the crime. Also help local community ventures.

We seek to listen, help and care for people on Saturday nights between 10.00pm and 3.00am in Okehampton. Our volunteers provide assistance where required and help diffuse tensions and anti-social behaviour. All volunteers are DBS checked and go through a comprehensive training programme. We are the Church working alongside the Council and Police in the night time economy.

VOLUNTARY WORK ON BEHALF OF THE STATUTORY AMBULANCE SERVICE. ATTENDING EMERGENCY CALLS TO OFFER FIRST AID BEFORE THE AMBULANCE ARRIVES

First Responders

In partnership with Ascension Trust Street Pastors and motivated by the Christian faith, our patrols seek to provide a calming and reassuring presence that reduces anti-social behaviour and helps the vulnerable contact emergency services, get home safely and access local agencies. We work closely with local police and councils to reduce crime levels. We offer spiritual counselling when requested.

The Charity supports Haslemere Community First Responders, by providing equipment for them to use, to assist members of the local public in medical emergency situations. We also help with the provision of public access defibrillators in our communities.

Provision of accommodation for local Divisions of St John Ambulance.

ALBRIGHTON & COSFORD COMMUNITY FIRST RESPONDERS objectives are the protection and preservation of human life and the relief of sickness in persons residing in ALBRIGHTON & COSFORD and SURROUNDING AREAS by responding to cardiovascular and other emergencies as detailed by West Midlands Ambulance Service, or as agreed by the Committee.

In the past year Members Attended over 40 incidents on behalf of the Walsh Ambulance Service across North Wales.Many emergencies were of a life threatening nature, some were fatalities while others resulted in lives saved.We Provide care and treatment pre-hospital which is not carried out by paramedics due to different skills of the Doctors involved.

To provide emergency medical assistance, to the rural area of the Churnet Valley and it's surroundings. We respond to 999 calls alongside West Midlands ambulance service.

We still support, monthly, direct debit for air ambulance and support our local Rowans Hospice.

maintain a chalet on the east coast of yorkshire. providing holiday use for disabled and needy patients - ex patients/ Raffles and various fund raising sessions. Supporiting various hospices in and around Dewsbury. Annual Bike ride and Fishing match.Providing panto for families of disabled and needy.

Providing financial support and on-site help with rehabilitation and construction of buildings and facilities, funding shortfalls in every day running expenses, insurance, ambulance repair, and the emergency provision of medicines. This has involved a visit by Dr James Derrick acting in a voluntary capacity.

Responding on a 24 hour basis at the request of the North West Ambulance Service to specific 999 calls relating to medical emergencies within the Grasmere locality, especially those concerned with suspected cardiac arrest, providing immediate life support in the immediate interval before ambulance services personnel arrive to attend such incidents.

The charity aims to promote good citizenship and greater public participation in the prevention and solution of crime by working with the Police and other partners. It aims to improve neighbourhoods by understanding local concerns and producing action plans with partners to resolve the issues.

The National Sikh Police Association (NSPA) aims to ensure Sikh officers and staff have an official and national voice and will support members to help develop wider relations between the police and Sikh communities across the country.

Bridgnorth District Community First Responders operates in the area of Bridgnorth and its surrounding environs, to work in partnership with West Midlands Ambulance Service University NHS Foundation Trust by responding to emergency calls for medical assistance. The volunteer first responders aim to provide emergency life sustaining treatment in the area, prior to the arrival of an Ambulance.

Trained volunteers from local churches listening, helping and caring for the well-being of people participating in the 'night-time economy' late on weekend nights on the streets of Manchester City Centre, in full cooperation with the Police.

The relief of sickness and advancement of health and savings lives;The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial or other hardship;The promotion of the efficiency of the armed forces of the Crown, or of the efficiency of the police, fire or ambulance services; orSuch charitable purposes as the trustees shall in their absolute discretion think fit