Saving of lives Charities That specialise in Emergency services

The DBF returned to Nyofelleh to restore the clinic, staff quarters, ambulance & school .We have had a successful maintenance program meeting Ministers of Health and Education who are very pleased with our progress.The Minister of Health signed an MOU with the DBF to fund a midwife completely,the DBF will provide a new Maternity Unit.and accommodation for the nurse , our target this year.

Support ambulance service in an emergency by providing local fast response. Arrange continuing training for responders.

WORKS IN PARTICULAR AMONGST THE FRENCH AND LINGALA SPEAKING AFRICAN COMMUNITY IN UK AND ELSEWHERE. AIMS TO RELIEVE POVERTY BY DISTRIBUTING FOOD, CLOTHING AND WHERE APPROPRIATE PROVISION OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT. ADVANCES EDUCATION AMONGST ASYLUM SEEKERS BY HELPING WITH READING, FORM-FILLING, CV WRITING, INTERPRETING AT HOUSING, POLICE STATIONS, NHS APPOINTMENTS ETC. ASSISTS CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE I

Provides peer support to the families of police officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. This support can be of a one to one nature or group activities such as parents weekends, spouses weekends and children's activities.

FAYAP run a Friday evening Youth club, Lunch club, Art club, Music groups, a Drop-in After school club, Drama, LGBTplus group. We rent our facilities to other community groups and have the support of the local police and Town Council. We aim to help the wider community by reducing the anti-social activities which arise from young people hanging around with nothing to do.

Provide emergency assistance to certain emergency calls within the Orton and Tebay parish.

The Charity is dormant, however it's primary activities of providing a Children's Air Ambulance Service are undertaken by it's parent entity, which is The Air Ambulance Service (Charity no. 1098874).

Community First Responders in Whittington, Staffordshire

The Haiti Hospital Appeal delivers high-quality, life-saving medical programmes in the North of Haiti, including a healthcare clinic, ambulance service, respite care centre for disabled children (including fostering, and community-based services), spinal rehabilitation centre, maternity centre (including neonatal care), paediatric care, and an inclusive sports centre for disability sport.

The Club provides information in interpreted talks, social activities, meetings, trips out to various places of interest. We meet in the upstairs lounge of Cramlington Working Mans Club on Thursday evenings from 7pm -11pm. All D/deaf, HoH and Hearing welcome. We have had local councils / Fire service / police / health service visits to find out what they can do to help the deaf with any problems.

Provides medical assistance to the community

Community First Responders to local area

INTRODUCING MICRO FARMING SO THE PEOPLE CAN SURVIVE THE DROUGHTS, ALSO, PROVIDING TRACTOR AND PLOUGH - AND TEACHING THEM TO USE THEM, TO MAKE THEM MORE SELF SUFFICIENT. PROVIDING HOSPITAL WITH AMBULANCE, WHEEL CHAIRS, INCUBATERS, ULTRA SOUND EQUIPMENT, ETC. EDUCATION AID - SUCH AS TEXT BOOKS, COMPUTERS AND SCHOOL UNIFORMS. TO PROVIDE BOREHOLES AND IRRIGATION.LINKING SCHOOLS WALES & SAMBURU.

To promote and protect good health by providing assistance and support to sufferers of road accidents and their families by giving priority to residents of Dwyfor, and to buy or contribute towards buying essential equipment to aid rescue work by the local emergency services (including the Air Ambulance) in dealing with accidents.

LCP2 provides information, representation and support to its members, London's Safer Neighbourhood Boards and other community and police engagement, consultation and accountability groups. It works with the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, the Metropolitan Police Service and other organisations and individuals aiming to achieve effective and accountable policing in a safer London.

Responsible for the delivery of mental health awareness training for frontline prison staff working at London Prisons. We have also delivered events in the area of alcohol, young offenders older adult healthcare. We have also been provided advice in research and training. We have also delivered an event in the area of Learning disabilities and Offenders for prison, Probation and Police Staff.

First Responders in Wales are volunteers who donate their spare time to attend appropriate 999 calls and provide first hand emergency care to people in their own community. The volunteers are trained by the Welsh Ambulance Service to administer basic first aid skills, oxygen therapy, cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the use of a defibrillator.

Rural Policing Liaison Group are involved with a number of activities throughout the year, We have purchased Mobile cameras to monitor wildlife crime. Also we are in the throws of setting up our fourteenth annual awards evening where we award a Police Officer, Three members of the public, A young person, and a farmer, for their work in wildlife and conservation.

To put Street Pastors on the street of Barking and Dagenham to offer care, listening and helping such people who are on the streets, also when requested, to work along side Local Council and Police.

Dormant company - provision of helicopter emergency medical services - Active company is The Air Ambulance Service

Supporting local Leicestershire charitable institutions such as Remap Leics & Rutland and Air Ambulance through donations in accordance with clause three of the Trust Deed.

Local schools, voluntary youth groups, businesses, North Wales Police and a number of other organisations are working together to co-ordinate anti-bullying procedures within all organisations working with young people in Prestatyn and district. This year we have identified 10 High Street Businesses which provide ?Safe Havens? where young people can go if they are worried or need safety.

Supporting victims of historic abuse contacting the service via the internet. The service provides signposting to other organisations, and supports victims in making informed decisions as to future reports, police and court action arising from their trauma. It takes referrals from Police and other voluntary sector bodies.

The promotion of Neighbourhood Watch through local community schemes and liaison on behalf of such schemes throughout Nottinghamshire with Police and other agencies concerned with reducing crime and anti-social behaviour and with improving social cohesion.

The group are currently in the process of working with partner agency's and other charitable organisations to look at developing a resource around personal safety,and continue to deliver the services we already provide. We are currently looking into expansion of the Neighbourhood Watch within the Bridlington area. We are currently working with our local Police Community team