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If you’re heading to SixFest in Herm this weekend look out for the floating car and scan the QR code on the side to donate and support the Flying Christine III.
The car has been spending the week on the island after sailing from Guernsey last week as part of its fundraising challenge to keep the vital medical lifeline marine ambulance operating for patients across the Bailiwick.
Herm Island
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Is your family covered if they need an ambulance? Ambulances in Guernsey are not free, but the subscription scheme offers great value for money and peace of mind.
For less than £2.75 a month or 9p per day each child can be covered and subscriptions can be taken out at any time of the year for the remaining months. Without a subscription a single call out cost up to £585. Can you afford to not have an ambulance subscription?
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The set cost of a subscription can protect members of you family from a large and unexpected bill if an accident or illness happens.
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Would you know what to do if someone had a cardiac arrest?
October is Restart A Heart Month, starting with Restart A Heart Live on Thursday 1st October. This is a free online event hosted by Save a Life Scotland. Sessions are aimed at schools and community groups and take place every hour through the day.
It is not a replacement for hands-on training, but helps share skills, build confidence, start conversations at home, and help more people see themselves as potential lifesavers.
Sign up www.restartaheart.live/
More details of local 'hands-on' and 'in person' events in Guernsey and Alderney will be published soon.
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King’s Ambulance Medal
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 MoreVolunteers complete floating car challenge to Sark
The Flying Christine floating car has safely arrived in Sark and successfully completed the first leg of the fundraising challenge (Saturday 5th September). The bright yellow converted car took just under two and a half hours to make the journey from Guernsey, having left St Peter Port at 9:30 am and arriving in Creux Harbour […]
Read MoreSailing Car Challenge – date confirmed
The Flying Christine floating car challenge is now set to take place this Saturday (5th September) from Guernsey to Sark. The bright yellow converted car is due to leave from the Old Lifeboat Slipway, near the Model Yacht Pond on Castle Emplacement at around 09:30hrs on its journey to Maseline Harbour. The crossing is subject […]
Read MorePublic survey shows high levels of support and satisfaction for St John Ambulance & Rescue Service
96% of people who used Guernsey’s emergency ambulance service in the past year rated their overall experience as good, very good or excellent, 97% of people were highly complementary of the level of respect and dignity they experienced and 98% rated the professionalism of ambulance crews as high or very high. The findings were among […]
Read MoreCharity car pull for Flying Christine III
Volunteers from the Flying Christine crew are setting out to pull their floating car along Guernsey’s east coast to raise funds for the marine ambulance before they embark on their challenge to sail the marinised vehicle across the Little Russel to Herm and then onto Sark. The car pull is due to take place on […]
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