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March 19, 2025

Volunteer Andy, wearing a blue and green Great Western Air Ambulance Charity t-shirt, smiles while organising a clothes rack in the Westbury-on-Trym shop. Behind him, handbags, shoes, and clothing are neatly displayed, with natural light streaming in through the window.

Published by Adam Smart at March 19, 2025

Retail Volunteer Story – Andy

March 14, 2025

Published by Adam Smart at March 14, 2025

GWAAC opens three new shops (and counting…)

March 7, 2025

Published by Toby Allen at March 7, 2025

2025 Supporters Ball raises nearly £7,500

February 6, 2025

Published by Claire Harris at February 6, 2025

Meet our new Chair of Trustees Jason Holt

January 23, 2025

Published by Toby Allen at January 23, 2025

Trainee SPCCs complete Technical Crew Member course

January 17, 2025

Published by Claire Harris at January 17, 2025

Meet Trainee Critical Care Doctor, Celestine

January 3, 2025

Published by Claire Harris at January 3, 2025

GWAAC called to almost 300 more people in a record-breaking 2024

December 18, 2024

Retail volunteer Luke sorting organising clothing rails on the shopfloor

Published by Adam Smart at December 18, 2024

Retail Volunteer Story – Luke

Patient Stories

March 5, 2025

Published by Joolz Ingram at March 5, 2025

Sue Thurlow’s Story

December 5, 2024

Published by Joolz Ingram at December 5, 2024

Ann’s story

July 19, 2024

Published by Claire Harris at July 19, 2024

Claire’s Story

June 5, 2024

Published by Gemma Court at June 5, 2024

“I have my son thanks to GWAAC” – Rach and Ollie’s story

Share Your Story

Did you know that if you have been treated by us the only way we can hear how you are doing is if you get in touch?

We love to hear from our former patients and are always happy to welcome to our base! Please get in touch if you have been treated by our Critical Care Team by emailing: pr@gwaac.com

“I would recommend previous patients to share their experiences as it can help you to come to terms with some of the psychological trauma you might be suffering from a serious accident. It helps spread awareness about the service and can encourage people to donate to the charity.”

Sallyanne Haigh