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St John Ambulance Cymru's Save a Life September campaign is back!

As the first aid charity for Wales, we believe there should be a first aider in every home, just in case an emergency happens near you.

You can help increase the number of first aiders across Wales by signing up to learn vital skills with our experienced trainers or show your support by donating today.

Find out how you can get involved by visiting our Save a Life September page.

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Latest News

Bangor volunteer takes on 1,000 mile walk around Wales for first aid charity

Eric Goulden from Bangor is taking on an extra special fundraising challenge in aid of St John Ambulance Cymru over the next year, having committed to...

Powys volunteer commits almost 60 years to the first aid charity for Wales

A Newtown based volunteer, Ruth Hockly, is taking a step back from volunteering this year, after 59 years of serving her local community. Ruth, who vo...

Learn lifesaving skills with St John Ambulance Cymru during Save a Life September

St John Ambulance Cymru’s Save a Life September campaign is back, providing people with different ways to learn lifesaving first aid skills over the n...

St John Ambulance Cymru receives £10,000 funding to boost community first aid training

Leading company in portable and eco-friendly energy solutions EcoFlow has supercharged its support for St John Ambulance Cymru through a partnership w...

St John Ambulance Cymru urges people of Wales to have first aid skills ‘just in case’ in new campaign

St John Ambulance Cymru has launched a new campaign to illustrate the importance of first aid skills ‘just in case’ an emergency happens. Through the ...

National Grid powers up partnership with the first aid charity for Wales

National Grid staff recently went the extra mile in support of the first aid charity for Wales, giving up their time to volunteer for St John Ambulanc...

Carmarthen volunteers offer helping hand to wider community with Summer Holiday Breakfast Club

St John Ambulance Cymru’s Carmarthen Division is opening up its doors over the next few weeks with a Summer Holiday Breakfast Club. This is just one ...

Griffithstown volunteers install new defibrillator to keep community safe

St John Ambulance Cymru volunteers have successfully installed a new public access defibrillator for the Griffithstown community, following months of ...

Generous donation to support potentially lifesaving volunteer responder scheme in Powys

New funding provided by Knighton Hospital and Community League of Friends will help St John Ambulance Cymru volunteers in Powys to support people in t...