Arrive Alive funds equipment and lifesaving vehicles for medically trained volunteers (CFR's). CFR's are trained to attend 999 calls in those vital seconds/minutes prior to a road or air ambulance.
CURRENT AREAS OF OPERATION
Birmingham city including suburbs
Solihull including suburbs
Black Country including suburbs
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Solely funded by charitable donations, non-government funded.
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Arrive Alive is a non government funded charity that supports lifesaving volunteers - CFR's who attend local medical emergencies.
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Every Second Counts
Arrive Alive is the UK's only registered charity that is solely dedicated to funding lifesaving voluntary operated vehicles and equipment for Community First Responders (CFR's) approved by West Midlands Ambulance Service. CFR's are volunteers trained by West Midlands Ambulance Service who can attend a 999 call in those vital seconds/minutes prior to a road or air ambulance. Arrive Alive is a none government, NHS or lottery funded charity.
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Andy Jeynes Community Response Manager for West Midlands Ambulance Service UNHSFT said
''2020 has been a challenging year for the NHS Ambulance Service and we were grateful that our Volunteer Responders continued to support the Ambulance Service through these extraordinary times by attending over five and a half thousand 999 calls in the last 12 months. In Community Response we begin 2021 with two hills to climb. Firstly COVID restrictions are still here which present even greater challenges and secondly West Midlands Ambulance Service are currently in the midst of the largest Community First Responder campaign the Trust has ever planned. Over the next twelve months we are hoping to double the number Volunteer Responders in the Community. This is a huge task and one that is made easier by the continued support of our Volunteer Responder Schemes and the Charity “Arrive Alive” who have committed to providing Response Vehicles for our volunteers. I would like to take this opportunity to say a big thank-you to Arrive Alive for playing their part in building a Resilience to keep our responders mobile and to support our patients, their Community and the wider NHS.''
Our Mission
Arrive Alive is the only registered charity in the UK solely dedicated to providing emergency medical response vehicles and approved lifesaving equipment to Community First Responder Groups (CFR's) approved by the ambulance services. Each vehicle is operated by a trained volunteer and is deployed via a 999 call.
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Saving lives within communities
Emergency medical response vehicles
Approved lifesaving equipment
Approved by the ambulance services
Do you know of someone looking to get rid of their car without the hassle of trying to sell it?
Donate it through Giveacar and any funds raised goes towards a voluntary operated lifesaving 999 vehicle.
They'll even collect the vehicle from you free of charge!
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I’ve not been on a bike for years… but I’m gonna jump on one (luckily a stationary one, so I don’t fall off) and help in cycling the length of Le Tour De France 🇫🇷 a whopping 3,365.8km at Touchwood.
If you could spare a few quid, that would be nice. https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/rich-daviesletourin24?utm_source=Sharethis&utm_medium=fundraising&utm_content=rich-daviesletourin24&utm_campaign=pfp-email&utm_term=cecfcf446f354be887d254de9b2b6b23.
If you would like to find out more about @solchamber Le Tour in 24 fundraising event or any of our other eventsfor that matter, get in touch 😀 https://twitter.com/TonyElv/status/1480976590892851204
Good Evening #solihullhour
This week's video is all about our La Tour in 24 event for
@Arrive_AliveUK https://bit.ly/3znJksy 4-5th Feb🚴♀️
In the meantime, I hope to see you at our #BlueMonday ‘netwalking’ & wellness event on 17th Jan @birmingham_bp https://bit.ly/33pvE4e
