As Wales' leading first aid charity we provide vital first aid treatments training and transport across Wales. Whether you're looking for first aid advice, medical cover at your event or to learn more on a course, you've come to the right place!
It's only with your help we can continue to help keep communities safe across Wales. From fundraising to volunteering, there are lots of ways you can get involved and help us carry out our life saving work.
Our mission is to enhance the health and wellbeing of communities in Wales and some of the ways we do that is through our healthcare services. From transporting people to hospital or a special event when they need help, to our volunteers providing first aid at events large and small we are there to help.
We're St John Ambulance Cymru and we are Wales' leading first aid charity. With a rich history and roots in a Royal Order of Chivalry, we've been there for the people of Wales for over 100 years. Whilst we may have changed over the years our work is as important now as it was 100 years ago.
We're launching our 2020 campaign to teach lifesaving skills to people in Wales.
In the run up to Bank Holiday weekend, our first aid volunteers from Ferryside are appealing for people to be vigilant when spending time near water. ...
Quick-thinking Luke Ghanizadeh from Pontyclun saved the life of his colleague when she started choking at work
We’re encouraging people to learn how to use a lifesaving defibrillator this month - it could save the hearts of hundreds of people who experience a cardiac arrest a year.
Proposals to include lifesaving skills and first aid in the new schools curriculum have received a cautious welcome from leading health charities in Wales
Christmas came early for members, customers and partners of the Welsh Sports Association (WSA) as Wales’ leading first aid charity announce new partnership
Nearly every year 7 pupil across Anglesey is now equipped with vital lifesaving first aid skills following a successful, island-wide partnership
We're reminding people ahead of Bonfire Night celebrations to stay safe around fires and fireworks
St Illtyd’s Catholic High School, Cardiff, welcomed the return of St John Cymru teaching enthusiastic pupils lifesaving skills
An appeal to train over 6,500 potential lifesavers in Wales saw an increase of over 28% this September as 9,306 people were trained in lifesaving first aid in just one month
We're launching a new, shorter, Mental Health Awareness course providing workplaces and individuals with useful tools to help better understand workplace well-being
Following the unprecedented success of last year’s campaign, we're hoping to train more people than ever during 'Save a Life September'
Whatever you enjoy doing and however much time you can commit, there’s a volunteer role for you.
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