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We help save local lives. Can you help save us?
We are St John Guernsey, the charity that steps forward in the moments that matter to save lives and support our community. We are dedicated to helping islanders through the provision of first aid treatment, education and training. However, we rely on your donations and support to help us save lives.
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The Ambulance & Rescue Service website has moved
We are pleased to announce the next stage of our online restructuring, with St John Ambulance & Rescue Service moving to a new web address at ambulance.gg. You can access this easily by clicking the black “Ambulance & Rescue” button at the top of your page. This new website at stjohn.gg is dedicated solely to […]
Read MoreThe Ambulance & Rescue Service website has moved
We are pleased to announce the next stage of our online restructuring, with St John Ambulance & Rescue Service moving to a new web address at ambulance.gg. You can access this easily by clicking the black “Ambulance & Rescue” button at the top of your page. This new website at stjohn.gg is dedicated solely to […]
Read MoreThe Two Parts of St John in Guernsey
Many people are unaware that the St John organisation in Guernsey is made up of two very different entities: The St John Guernsey charity will be familiar to many by the light green uniform-wearing volunteers providing first aid cover at many local events, the Community Library, First Aid in Schools programme, Badger & Cadet programmes […]
Read MoreIntroducing the 2024 St John Runners Team
A team of five runners are raising funds for the St John Guernsey charity’s youth section by taking part in the forthcoming Mourant relay at this year’s Sure Guernsey Marathon on Sunday 14th April. Deputies Al Brouard and Heidi Soulsby, who both took part in last year’s relay event, will again don a St John […]
Read MoreA tribute to Captain Peter Voute KStJ
Nik van Leuven, former Knight Commander of St John Guernsey pays tribute to our first Knight Commander, Captain Peter Voute who died in February, aged 85. An Old Elizabethan whose academic achievements at school yielded to his skills and energies as an enthusiastic shot and sportsman, Peter Voute had a distinguished Naval career, including Fleet […]
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The training hall provides a large open space that our volunteers and staff can use to undertake various training activities and can also be split into two spaces for separate activities.