If you haven’t already, check out our Save a Life September campaign for 2025 – aiming to put the power of first aid into as many hands as possible. This Save a Life September, St John Ambulance aims to teach 300,000 people how to treat choking, cardiac arrest and severe bleeding. We’re encouraging parents, grandparents, partners, siblings and colleagues to learn first aid, and make sure the people they care about are safe and protected. Most of us would do anything – and we mean anything – for the people we care about. If this includes you, it’s time to do your bit to protect those around you.
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If you haven’t already, it’s time to update your First Aid Fast App. We’ve got a brand-new layout that includes extra features and access to our E-Learning courses all in one place. Your app may have already updated automatically, but if not, head to the app store to prompt a manual download to see what’s new in First Aid Fast.
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Crispy leaves and cold snaps have descended upon us at a seemingly record speed this year. As whispers of “are you putting the heating on yet” whisked through office chats with our transition from record-breaking summer days into the chills of autumn entering at a record pace as soon as the calendar hit September.
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As British winter approaches, it's important to prepare for the challenges of colder weather. Winter presents its own set of unique accidents, emergencies and incidents that are worth preparing for. Although the seasonal changes present a lot of unknowns, harsher weather and more challenging conditions can provide an opportunity for unexpected emergencies. It is essential to ensure that your home, your vehicle and your place of work are prepared for any winter emergencies.
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When cardiac arrest strikes, every second matters. With survival rates under 10%, having a defibrillator and trained staff at your workplace can mean the difference between life and death. St John Ambulance offers expert training and trusted equipment to help your business stay prepared—and protect everyone who walks through your doors.
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First aid training doesn’t stop at the workplace – it empowers people to save lives at home, in public, and in moments that matter most. Real-life stories show how timely, confident action can make the difference between life and death anywhere, anytime.
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If you are looking for a powerful way to give back to your community, volunteering can provide an engaging and interactive way to develop new skills and connect with people who share your passions. At St John Ambulance we offer many opportunities and understand that it can be overwhelming to know where to start, or to understand which role might be the best fit for your personality, interests, and schedule.
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Summer parties are truly a highlight of the workplace calendar – and the wait is finally over! With a number of work summer socials in the UK right around the corner, it’s time for social committees to get booking that classic organised fun for their workplace and teams. Whether your workplace organises an opportunity to unwind, celebrate achievements, or strengthen team bonds, it is important that these events are organised properly to ensure the safety and enjoyment of your team.
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When her father collapsed, Douaa acted fast to save his life. Thanks to the first aid training she had completed with St John Ambulance just weeks earlier, she knew exactly what to do in the critical moments that followed. Not only did the first aid training teach Douaa lifesaving skills; it gave her the confidence to stay calm, assess the situation and take the immediate action required to ultimately save her father’s life. Hearing Douaa’s story demonstrates just how vital obtaining first aid knowledge is, not only for emergencies close to home but for empowering everyday people to become lifesavers when it matters most.
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