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February 15, 2023

Published by Toby Allen at February 15, 2023

Making a difference in Ukraine: reflections

February 13, 2023

Published by Toby Allen at February 13, 2023

We’re a finalist, but we need your help!

February 3, 2023

Published by Joolz Ingram at February 3, 2023

Heartstarters teach CPR to Bristol councillors and a motion is passed to improve defibrillator access

February 1, 2023

Published by Joolz Ingram at February 1, 2023

Defibrillator Hall of Fame

January 24, 2023

Published by Claire Harris at January 24, 2023

Our 2022 Mission Stats

January 4, 2023

Published by Toby Allen at January 4, 2023

12 days of Xmas

December 19, 2022

Published by Claire Harris at December 19, 2022

Gloucester Boutique

December 13, 2022

Published by Claire Harris at December 13, 2022

GWAAC in Whole Blood Trial

Patient Stories

January 25, 2017

Published by Joolz Ingram at January 25, 2017

“The team improved her chances of survival, and we cannot express our gratitude.”

Amelia Pile is a typical three year old, who loves running around and playing games. However after a serious knock to the head she was critically […]

September 30, 2016

Published by Joolz Ingram at September 30, 2016

"I am still here thanks to GWAAC."

June 20th started off as just a normal day for Ian. But it ended with him fighting for his life. Ian had gone to visit his […]

September 15, 2016

Published by Joolz Ingram at September 15, 2016

“Adam would not have survived the journey to hospital by road.”

September 10, 2016

Published by Joolz Ingram at September 10, 2016

“We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for saving our baby boy."

When one-year-old Harry received a significant head injury his life was left hanging in the balance. Luckily the Great Western Air Ambulance Charity Critical Care Team […]

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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