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July 7, 2024

Published by Claire Harris at July 7, 2024

GWAAC sees 21% increase in call-outs in first six months of 2024

July 3, 2024

Published by Joolz Ingram at July 3, 2024

The first six months of 2024

June 27, 2024

Published by Adam Smart at June 27, 2024

GWAAC’s Keynsham Shop Opens

June 26, 2024

Published by Adam Smart at June 26, 2024

GWAAC Shop Update: 2024 So Far…

June 20, 2024

Published by Claire Harris at June 20, 2024

Air quality assessment with Dyson

June 11, 2024

Published by Joolz Ingram at June 11, 2024

Meet Dr Mike

June 5, 2024

Published by Gemma Court at June 5, 2024

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

May 16, 2024

Published by Claire Harris at May 16, 2024

Patient Stories

January 20, 2022

Published by Claire Harris at January 20, 2022

And look at him now – Alfie at ten

December 14, 2021

Published by Claire Harris at December 14, 2021

It was just a normal day for ex-patient Stuart when an unfortunate event led to the call-out of the GWAAC Crew and an attempt to save his leg. One year on, we share Stuart’s story and wish him the very best for Christmas 2021.

November 23, 2021

Published by Joolz Ingram at November 23, 2021

Logan’s Story

October 28, 2020

Published by Joolz Ingram at October 28, 2020

Vicky’s Story

“It’s amazing how quickly circumstances change” – Vicky’s Story, 22nd August 2019 When organisers of the annual Mellow in the Meadow festival in South Gloucestershire decided […]

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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