About us

St John Ambulance in Harlow was formed in 1928 and ever since has worked with the community to keep people safe.

During 2006, our volunteers helped you at over 35 local community events and gave over 5,700 hours of their time voluntarily.

History

Our ambulance station in Old Harlow was built in around 1931 and was founded by Dr William Norman Booth.

The building has since been extended so that it can garage two ambulances and was renovated in 2003.

Today

All of our volunteers are trained in the latest first aid and ambulance skills fit for their role and have the help of an array of equipment and vehicles to support them in their work.

Whilst we are always known for our first aid background, St John Ambulance has a whole host of other services and activities in addition to first aid that you might not know existed!