We are working with @SECAmbulance to continue to provide patient care at this time. We won’t be carrying out training sessions, group visits, or meetings for the foreseeable future. PAD site checks remain under review, and any changes to this will be communicated to their owners.
We haven’t tweeted very much recently, but we still have community responders supporting @SECAmbulance during #COVID19. PAD site maintenance continues, but we have suspended all face to face training until further notice.
We've installed defibrillators in 234 traffic officer vehicles across England. Traffic officers patrol the roads 24/7 and they’re often the first to the scene of incidents. The defibrillators will help them perform life-saving first aid until emergency services arrive.
@Fellows3Tim Hi Tim, the display vehicle currently lives at Farnborough and is always available for visits and events, also contains equipment from 1940-present. Thanks Tom
We haven’t had much twitter activity in 2019, rest assured we’re still as active as ever. Our seven #CFR’s have been responding to emergencies in #fleet and #churchcrookham, and we’ve been maintaining our #PAD#defibrillator sites, as well as training the public how to use them.
15 more members of the #Fleet#community were trained in how to perform CPR and use an #AED last night. Thanks to the Albert Social Club for the use of their function room.
As 2018 comes to an end, we’d like to thank everyone who has supported us this year, enabling us to continue into 2019. Including @spirehealthcare@Tesco@groundworkuk Friends of Fleet Hospital @SECambulanceCFR @FleetLions@HartCouncil as well as all responders and their families
Two new public access #defibrillators have gone #live this weekend at local churches: Church of Our Lady on Kings Road #Fleet, and Holy Trinity on Bowenhurst Road #ChurchCrookham. Big thanks to all who helped make these devices available to the public, as well as parishioners.