Saving of lives Charities That specialise in Search and rescue

The aims and objectives of the Portsmouth & Southsea Voluntary Lifeguard Club are to train competent swimmers in the RLSS method of life-saving/lifeguarding, provide an inshore rescue boat service and to guard the local beaches to render them safer for bathers and boat users.

Life saving training

SARDA (South Wales) Mountain Rescue Search Dogs objective is to save life and relieve suffering and distress amongst persons endangered by accidents, or who are missing, on the hills or in open country or in urban areas, predominately, but not exclusively, in the areas of South and Mid Wales.

The association actively engages its 30 members through various activities, including arts and crafts, as well as light exercise classes led by qualified professionals. We prioritize health and well-being within our community and take safeguarding seriously. Our collaboration with medical professionals and local agencies, including the police and fire and rescue services, ensures strong support.

New lifeguard station 2010. Provide education and training in surf lifesaving skills and first aid procedures. Improve Voluntary Patrols and support paid lifeguards on both Sandy Bay and Trecco Bay. Attend/host events with SLSA Wales also affiliated to RLSS. Adopted Sandy Bay under the Marine Conservation Scheme and take part in regularly Beach Cleans with the support of Keep Wales Tidy.

Cadets can gain skills that assist employers, for example self-confidence, leadership and good communication skills. Further skills learnt by the youngsters include life saving, Seamanship, Canoeing, Navigation, Communications, Sailing, Cookery, Rowing, Swimming, Wind Surfing. The unit also has a very successful band which performs at many local events throughout the year

The relief of hardship or provision of welfare of any member or former member of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire & Rescue Service or the spouse partner or widow, widower or dependant of any member or former member.In addition to the foregoing the Trustees have the power to consider similar grant payments to employees contracted to the Service.

WSSR is a breed rescue service which recovers, rehabilitates and rehomes any Welsh Springer spaniel which has been ill-treated, neglected or is unwanted for whatever reason. It aims to ensure the welfare and wellbeing of surrendered dogs, covering costs of veterinary and related care, extending financial assistance to adopting families where veterinary care and medication are ongoing necessities.

providing voluntary search and rescue capability

Relief of suffering and distress amongst persons endangered by accidents or natural hazards in South and Mid-Wales, but without geographical limitations. To provide adequate arrangements for the secure and efficient search and rescue of any person or persons so endangered. To act as an intermediary between local Mountain Rescue Teams and the national body the Mountain Rescue Council

Fundraising Activities include sponsored Walks/Fun RunAn Evening With a Mission to raise more Awareness and much needed funds to pay for hospital/medical and life saving surgeries in developing countries like GhanaFootball (Soccer) ChallengeTeddy Bears PicnicsBake Sale and many more

Northumbria Advanced Motorcyclists (NAM) is a affiliated to The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM). Our main aim is to promote safe riding. Our volunteers train riders in the Northumbria area to reach an advanced standard which is recognised by the IAM. NAM also promotes social activities and charity fundraising for local charities.NAM works closely with the Police and Fire and Rescue Services.

CFRs are volunteers who are trained to a nationally recognised qualification by West Midlands Ambulance Service and dispatched by them to medical emergencies in our area (Fulford, Meir Heath, Blythe Bridge, Cresswell, Leigh, Milwich, Sandon, Hilderstone & Moddershall) and further afield if required. Providing life-saving care in those crucial first few minutes prior to the arrival of an ambulance.

Whitsand Bay Surf Life Saving Club was established to save lives and prevent drowning and to provide education and training in all areas relating to lifesaving, rescue and resuscitation for the benefit of the public in South East Cornwall.

The Charity provides two rapid response vehicles to the local ambulance trust. Manned by volunteers, this asset can be dynamically positioned to where there is a need in Lincolnshire. The asset enables advance life saving skills to be utilised before a front line ambulance arrives. Emergencies ranging from breathing difficulties, chest pains to multiple vehicle RTCs are covered by the volunteers.

Support rough sleepers, ensuring they can survive the street through the provision of sleeping bags, warm clothing and other life saving supplies.

The Association aims to relieve suffering & distress amongst persons affected by accident or natural hazards within the North East of England or any other place if requested. The Association aims to further relations between member teams & member teams & other interested parties; represent member bodies on the Mountain Rescue (England & Wales); & maintain & improve standards of member teams.

Teaching Life Saving, Life Guarding with AED, Life Support, First Aid at work, and Paedeatric FA to the syllabus for various awards of the Royal Life Saving Society. Age range from about 10 to 40 but mainly in the 13 to 19 age group. Only restriction is that they can swim before starting.

Saving lives through emergency response and capacity building in the UK and overseas.

A Coastal Surveillance Station that provides assistance in the protection and preservation of the lives and property of people at sea or along the coastline, within the visible range of the Coastwatch Station, by keeping a watch and providing support to Search and Rescue services and by assisting and reporting directly to HM Coastguard.

MEMORIAL GARDEN FOR SERVING AND FORMER EMPLOYEES OF STAFFORDSHIRE FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE.MAINTENANCE OF GARDEN.PROVISION OF MEMORIAL MARKERS IN GARDEN,SCATTERING OF ASHES.ENTRIES IN BOOK OF REMEMBERANCE

Bexley Beavers provides an exclusive weekly swimming session for people with disabilities, their carers and their immediate family members, supervised by trained volunteer lifeguards, to enjoy the health and social benefits that swimming provides. It provides an opportunity for all of the family to enjoy some time together in an activity that they would not normally have access to.

Support of search and rescue in the marine environment

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

Raising awareness of the importance of learning CPR to help save lives.Increasing availability of life saving defibrillator equipment in the community.