ST JOHN YOUTH DESCEND ON NELSON FOR NATIONAL COMPETITION
Gerard Campbell |
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Over 180 young people and their supporters from around New Zealand are heading to Nelson later this week for the St John National Youth Festival and Competitions (20-23 April)....
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Kiwis become Saints in St John Annual Appeal 2018
Elliot Steel |
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St John is hoping to raise eyebrows as well as money this year, introducing a fun, new online fundraising campaign asking Kiwis to Be a Saint and donate to its annual appeal....
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111 Clinical Hub now reducing hospital presentations New Zealand wide
Elliot Steel |
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Improvements to the St John 111 ambulance call system are now fully embedded throughout New Zealand, having been rolled out in the remaining South Island DHB areas at the end of last year....
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‘ASB St John in Schools’ children’s song catapults to iTunes #1 spot
Elliot Steel |
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A song teaching children how to phone 111 in an emergency situation has reached number one on iTunes following a flurry of downloads....
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Stolen Dunedin Ambulance
Victoria Hawkins |
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A St John ambulance was stolen from a residential address in South Dunedin while ambulance officers were attending to a patient....
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Pride in Rainbow Tick
Cat Valentine |
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Many St John staff will literally show their pride in the organisation’s recently acquired Rainbow Tick through their participation in the upcoming Pride Parade along Auckland’s Ponsonby Rd on February 17....
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ST JOHN INCIDENT INQUIRIES OVER THE HOLIDAY SEASON
Victoria Hawkins |
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During the summer holiday shut down period, between 8am Saturday 23 December and 8am Monday 8 January, St John will remain contactable for incident information....
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St John encourages safe celebrations this summer
Jess Miller |
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The festive season is well and truly underway and as many Kiwis are heading into their summer break, St John is reminding everyone to stay safe over the Christmas and New Year period....
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St John installs ten defibrillators across Ngati Porou Marae
Jess Miller |
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Ten rurally isolated marae across the East Coast of the North Island will receive Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) from St John this week, as part of a project to reduce the number of fatalities associated with cardiac arrests....
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Busiest year for ambulance 111 Clinical Control Centres
Elliot Steel |
New Zealanders are calling 111 for an ambulance more than 500,000 times a year now, a jump of more than 10,000 calls on the previous year....
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