Right now this page shows what the charity register holds about FASTAID. Claiming it lets you tell your own story — what you do, who you help, how to reach you and how to give — so someone who finds you here sees your organisation as you'd want it seen.
Next, we'll email a verification link to your charity's registered address to confirm you represent FASTAID. Once you've clicked it, filling in your profile takes about two minutes.
Curious what a claimed profile looks like? See an example.
Community first responders are trained volunteers who attend emergency calls for the ambulance service, who can provide life-saving treatment to people in their community who are injured or ill, prior to the arrival of an emergency ambulance.urgent help is vitally important in li
Community first responders are trained volunteers who attend emergency calls for the ambulance service, who can provide life-saving treatment to people in their community who are injured or ill, prior to the arrival of an emergency ambulance.urgent help is vitally important in life-threatening cases eg heart attacks, cardiac arrest, choking, breathing, loss of consciousness or severe blood loss.
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