How we can work together
St John Ambulance offers many exciting and worthwhile opportunities for charitable trusts, foundations, and statutory bodies.
Community Advocate Programme
The Community Advocate programme will recruit, train and mobilise 740 volunteers in England. They raise awareness of first aid in their communities, giving first aid training to vulnerable groups. By year five, we aim to have 960 Community Advocates in place.
This programme will target six priority groups, as outlined by the World Health Organisation (WHO):
- young people
- those living in deprived areas
- those living in rural and urban areas
- carers
- vulnerable people (such as those that are homeless or at risk of homelessness),
- older people.
In June 2017, we received £249,993 from The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) and Nesta to support the Community Advocate Programme. Read more.
The Brighton and Hastings Homeless Service
Schools training
Defibrillators
Our promise
At St John Ambulance we value and respect the time, effort and financial assistance of our supporters. We believe in working together and developing a relationship which is mutually beneficial. We will ensure:
- your funding will directly benefit the project beneficiaries
- you'll receive regular activity reports on the progress and key achievements of the project
- you'll get an opportunity to publicise your grant through St John Ambulance’s social media, newsletters and Annual Reports
- we'll provide the Trustees an opportunity to visit the project to see how your funding has positively affected the beneficiaries
- you will have a direct contact at St John Ambulance to answer any questions or queries you have.
