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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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Heading away for the Easter holiday?
Knowing your exact location in a medical emergency can save vital minutes. So whether you are travelling off island this or exploring the cliffs and green lanes of the Bailiwick, think about downloading the what3words app.
What3words can help the ambulance and other emergency services find you, if you or someone you are with needs help.
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Congratulations to the four people from Guernsey who have just been invested into the Most Venerable Order of St John of Jerusalem.
Nicola Hoyland Birch, Lieutenant of the Commandery was formally appointed as an Officer of the Order for services to the Ambulance and Rescue Service and the St John group in Guernsey.
Long serving Flying Christine volunteer Andy Lowe, Ambulance Reserve volunteer Alan Stevens and Communications Officer Jim Cathcart were invested as Members of the Order for services to the organisation.
Read more about the appointments ambulance.gg/four-islanders-invested-into-order-of-st-john
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Great to see our colleagues from St John Training Services Guernsey delivering first aid training to Alderney Electricity Ltd.
Knowing lifesaving skills and what to do in a medical emergency are essential in every workplace and every community.
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As well as responding to urgent and emergency medical cases we also provide a non-emergency patient transfer service.
Last year we undertook more than 3000 patient transfers.
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*This service is for people who need to attend medical appointments and are unable to get there by other means. Bookings can only be made by a healthcare professional.
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Latest News
Guernsey’s ambulance CEO receives King’s Ambulance Medal at Windsor Castle The Chief Executive Officer of Ambulance and Rescue and Guernsey’s Chief Ambulance Officer has been presented with the King’s Ambulance Medal (KAM) by the Princess Royal at an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle. Mark Mapp was named as a recipient of the prestigious award in […]
Read MoreFour people from Guernsey have been invested into the prestigious International Order of St John at a ceremony at St John’s Gate in London. Nicola Hoyland Birch, Lieutenant of the Commanadery board, was formally appointed as an Officer of the Most Venerable Order of St John of Jerusalem for services to the Ambulance and Rescue […]
Read MoreA special investiture ceremony, normally only held at the headquarters of St John in London, has taken place in Guernsey to invest two Knight Commanders of the International Order of St John. Chief Ambulance Officer Mark Mapp, Marc Farror, John Hollis and St John Guernsey CEO Heather Langlois The event at Government House saw John […]
Read MoreThe marine ambulance Flying Christine III is currently in scheduled maintenance and inspection in the Isle of Wight. The marine ambulance Flying Christine III is currently in scheduled maintenance and inspection in the Isle of Wight. The vessel is undergoing an extended programme of preventative and remedial maintenance, allowing both engines to be fully inspected, tested and […]
Read MoreIslanders are being asked to give their feedback on Guernsey’s St John Ambulance and Rescue Service. How do you think we are doing? The 2026 Patient Survey is being carried out by local company Island Global Research and is available to complete online by following the links on social media, via the ambulance service website ambulance.gg […]
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