Simon’s story
“Once I was stable, they hurried me into the ambulance and off to the emergency department. Speed was of the essence.” Read Simon’s storySteve’s Story
"A patient who has fallen from this height is likely to have sustained life-threatening injuries. This was at the forefront of our minds as we made our way to the location." Read Steve’s StoryKevin’s story
“There was nothing I could do. I tried everything I could think of, but the lorry in front was just getting closer.” Read Kevin’s storySue’s story
“Due to the complications of my condition, as a matter of urgency they needed to get me to the cardiac unit... Going by ferry was not an option!” Read Sue’s storyHelen’s story
On Boxing Day 2022, grandmother of six Helen returned home from her manager’s shift at the local shop – a near-fatal stabbing from her husband flipped both her Christmas and life upside down. Read Helen’s storyLouis’ story
“It’s the phone call no parent wants. We were instructed to go straight to the Emergency Department where Louis had life-changing injuries.” Read Louis’ storyMichael’s story
"When the Air Ambulance landed, I remember just thinking thank God, I’m safe now." Read Michael’s storyNick’s story
"Nobody ever leaves their house thinking they might have an accident that day." Read Nick’s story
A single donation of £10 could help us buy 100 metres of suction tubing, which helps us to clear blocked airways
A single donation of £27 could help us buy a thermal blanket, essential to treat hypothermia, shock and to keep a patient warm
A single donation of £46 could help us buy defibrillator pads
A monthly donation of £8 could help us buy eight adult sized oxygen masks
A monthly donation of £15 could help us buy 22 blood giving sets so that we can administer blood transfusions to our patients
A monthly donation of £26 could help fund a Ready-Heat blanket to keep our patients warm, reduce shock, and guard against the risk of hypothermia
