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St John provides the Ambulance Service on behalf of the States of Guernsey through a grant from the Committee for Health & Social Care.
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Guernsey’s Ambulance and Rescue Service has been gifted a dedicated Preventative Care vehicle, donated in memory of a patient who was cared for by the service.
The car will be used by Specialist Paramedic Kelly Marquis in her role proactively supporting independence and safety in the home environment and promoting physical health and well-being in the over-80s. The preventative care service is operated as a partnership between the Ambulance and Rescue Service and States of Guernsey Health and Social Care (HSC). The […]
Read MoreMarc Farror appointed as new Knight Commander
St John Guernsey is delighted to announce the formal appointment of Marc Farror, MStJ, as Knight Commander for Guernsey, by HRH The Duke of Gloucester with immediate effect. The Knight Commander is the figurehead of the organisation and chair of board which oversees the St John Guernsey Charity and the Ambulance and Rescue service, providing […]
Read MoreFlying Christine Appeal
£20,000 is urgently needed to complete the second phase of the refurbishment of the Flying Christine III. The marine ambulance which was 30 years old in November is due to go to the Isle of Wight later this week for internal improvements including, medical upgrades, navigation and communication equipment. Escalating costs associated with the work […]
Read More30 years of Flying Christine III
In November 2024 we marked the 30th anniversary of the Flying Christine III with a special event to celebrate the marine ambulance and her dedicated crews. The event took place at the Guernsey Yacht Club and was attended by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor of Guernsey, the Bailiff of Guernsey, former and current volunteer crew […]
Read More2025 Subscriptions
Have you joined the 2025 ambulance subscription scheme or renewed your membership? Ambulances in Guernsey are not free, but you can get annual cover by joining the subscription scheme. Without a subcription you could be charged up to £562 for an ambulance call, but a subscription for an adult is £68. Benefits of joining the […]
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