Saving of lives Charities That specialise in Emergency services

Bexley Street Pastors work in a partnership of participating local churches and alongside the police and local authority to reach and help those in need. We give time and unconditional love to anyone and everyone by way of caring, listening and helping. We work under a licence agreement from our umbrella organisation Ascension Trust.

- planning: meeting community leaders, the police and traffic committees - looking for an appropriate location to hold the event - campaigning to raise awareness among the community to get as many attendees to attend - appealing for donations and ensuring costs are kept to a minimum - arranging for appropriate speakers and Imams to lead the prayer - galvanising volunteers to assist

The accounts are very simple as we only really have a small amount of running costs, the main one being the running costs of the car and training and equipment. We also have supplied and service all Defibulators in all the surrounding villages

The firefighter foundation is committed to making the community aware of the importance of Automatic External Defibrillators and to donate Defibrillators to Schools and places that are significant to have them supplied there

Taking an active role in crime reduction initiatives in Dorset, working with vulnerable people within this area, liaising with the police and crime prevention agencies to address the causes of crime in this area and supporting and encouraging the rehabilitation of offenders.

Providing care, counsel and support for vulnerable people on the streets of Stourbridge through the deployment of trained Street pastors working with the local authority, police, local charities and the Churches

To educate the public in all aspects of fire safety and fire prevention. Holding meetings and attending public functions to further the education of both young, old and disadvantaged citizens in our local area, working in conjunction with the local fire service in fire prevention at gala's, shows and 'golden age fairs' as per the remit of the constitution of the Vivien Fire Engine Trust.

We are a team of dedicated volunteers who respond to 999 calls within the area of Newark & District, we can potentially save lives. Because we're local, we can arrive at the patients home before the ambulance or paramedic and then we are able to provide essential treatment at the earliest opportunity. We stay with the patient until the ambulance or paramedic arrives - which can be several hours.

Work with Northwest Ambulance and other emergency services to offer First Responder services within Whitehaven District and surrounding areas.

Medical First Response in conjunction with Ambulance Service. Providing emergency assistance to patients with heart attack, stroke, breathing difficulties and similar life threatening conditions.

We Provide first response to members of the community and members of the public who call 999 with cardiac symtoms

To advance the education of the public in the history of military and police bands by the establishment, improvement and maintenance of an archive collection of articles, artefacts, music, information and related itemsWe are presently cataloguing the collection by means of archiving and digitalizing the whole collection to make it more available locally and worldwide through the internet

Voluntary Pre Hospital Emergency Care in support of the Ambulance Service by trained volunteer doctors

Inter-faith visits, information and activities. Faith briefings for schools etc. Annual printed Newsletter. Help to police on faith issues, IAG .Interfaith projects for the benefit of the local and world communities. Promoting understanding, respect and tolerance among faiths and philosophies.

To promote greater public participation in the prevention and solution of crime so that effective liaison between the police and public can be achieved in order to promote the efficiency of the police in the Redbridge police area.

We are a group of Christians from the Borough of Wigan who as Wigan Street Pastors form part of the Urban Trinity (Church, Police and Local Government) patroling our Town Centre on specific evenings to Listen, Care and Help visitors to the Town to help make it a safer place

We are a group of trained volunteers who aim to increase public awareness of basic lifesaving skills. The scheme also places & maintains publicly accessible automatic defibrillators (PADs) in the local area. Most members of the group are, or have been, South East Coast Ambulance Community First Responders (CFRs). CFRs attend 999 calls & are trained in CPR and many other lifesaving skills.

To provide a lasting and evolving Memorial Garden in remembrance of past employees of Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service.

SARDA Anglia is an independent voluntary organisation using trained dogs, handlers and other support volunteers to search for and rescue, vulnerable missing people. We operate principally in East Anglia and across the UK and further afield in support of partner organisations. We train dogs, handlers and support team members and are activated by the Police or other emergency services.

The relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health within South Mid-Sussex by the provision of trained volunteers to attend medical emergencies as directed by the South East Coast Ambulance Service or its successors.

PROVIDING TRAINED VOLUNTEERS TO ATTEND MEDICAL EMERGENCIES AS DIRECTED BY THE NORTH WEST AMBULANCE SERVICE AND PROVIDING AND MAINTAINING PUBLIC ACCESS DEFIBRILLATORS IN THE VILLAGES OF BORWICK AND PRIEST HUTTON

To research and record the history of the fire brigades which exist and/or existed within the original Surrey county boundary. To acquire and maintain a collection of fire service appliances, memorabilia, photographs. records and other artifacts associated with the fire brigades within Surrey. To provide assistance and support toward research and education in relation to fire service history.

First Responders have attended numerous callouts for the Welsh Ambulance Service in this reporting period.Responders have been to 6 patients experiencing Sudden Cardiac Arrest and many others that needed emergency help.The team has been out in the community training members of the public in CPR and Defibrillator use. We continue to fundraise in order to update our equipment as necessary.

To provide assistance to the sick who live within the Parish of Fulbeck, Lincolnshire.

The objects of the charity as stated in the constitution are:1) To relieve sickness and injury by the provision of first aid and ambulance services to any person who has need of such treatment.2) 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.