Welcome to Eastbourne Area Community First Responders
What is a Community First Responder?
We are volunteers trained and dispatched by the South East Coast Ambulance Service to provide a First Response to 999 emergency calls that are close to where we live or work.
Heart Start Eastbourne provides FREE Emergency Life Support training for individuals, companies, clubs & groups in and around Eastbourne, East Sussex.
In just 2 hours you can learn how to save a life.
You can find full details on our website by clicking on this link -
www.heartstarteastbourne.co.uk/
If you would like further information, please email by clicking on the address -
heartstart@eastbourneresponders.com
Volunteer
Volunteer with us.
Being a Responder is a very rewarding experience. Please click 'read more' to see more information..
Alternatively, If you think this this is for you, contact recruit@eastbourneresponders.com
Fundraising
Fundraising Help Urgently Needed
It is always difficult for Responders to find time to assist with fundraising events because of their duty commitments. If you feel able to assist at such events, we would be delighted to welcome you.
Contact info@eastbourneresponders.com
Donate
Most would assume that our equipment would be provided by the Ambulance Service. but our equipment and running costs are paid for through our fundraising efforts, public donations, grants or support from local companies. We can only do the things we do through people like you.
For information please email our Treasurer - treasurer@eastbourneresponders.com
News
Eastbourne junior parkrun
On Sunday 25thMarch, junior parkrun held their inaugural event at the Wish Tower in Eastbourne. The warm-up was at Wish Tower Green and the run taking place along the seafront. We are proud to have he...read more...A Milestone
A Milestone has been passed. The Eastbourne Area Community First Responder have attended 6,000 calls since the Group's formation in 2009. . ...read more...Heartstart & CPR/AED Courses
As part of our service to the Community, in 2017 the members of the Group carried out 24 free Heartstart and CPR/AED courses and trained 269 members of the public. In addition, at the 999 Event, we tr...read more...Polegate TC Presentation
The Mayor of Polegate Town Council presents a cheque to Richard Bradford, our Team Leader. The Council have helped us once again by donating £1000 towards the purchase of our life saving equipme...read more...Donation from Polegate Town Council
Polegate Town Council have kindly donated £1000.00 towards the purchase of a LifePak defibrillator for which we are very grateful. We have assisted them in the installation of Defibrillators in ...read more...999 Display
Eastbourne Responders were present at this year's 999 Event and were engaged in teaching life saving skills to as many people as possible. The emphasis was on CPR and the goal was to teach at lea...read more...Woman saves choking baby's life
Training provided to a member of the public by Eastbourne Community First Responders at the 999 Event saved a baby's life. See report in the Eastbourne Herald HERE....read more...Seetec donate Responder Kit
Nick Downs has recently joined the Group as a Responder and he works for Seetec who have generously donated £2,000 to purchase his responder kit. The cheque was presented at the 999 Display, wh...read more...
- Twitter
9hRT @AdrianDry1: Fantastic to hear the great work of the Amex medical team highlighted and discussed on @bbc5live this morning.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
10hRT @SussexRoadsPol: Please drive to the road conditions, the roads are very dangerous at the moment . So please switch lights on , lea… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
11hRT @RoadSafetyPic: In the Rain ☔️, Tyres lose grip for BRAKING & CORNERING. Deep standing water 💦 can cause AQUAPLANING.
3 Simple Dri… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
13hThen add the human cost of losing a colleague. twitter.com/richardcbradfo…
13hRT @defibshopUSA: Wondering if your workplace needs an AED? The answer is simple, YES it does! Find out why: bit.ly/2FEvgCk https://t.co/uAyf6F73VA
22 SepRT @richardcbradfo1: Eastbourne Responder Claire demonstrating use of AED at Willingdon &Jevington Parish Council Information morning https://t.co/3MDgt9ElGd
22 SepRT @RNLI: Our crews will still be on call 24/7 in this windy weather. Please take care if you are out and about visiting the… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
22 SepRT @proftomquinn: I’ve been saying this since the 1980s twitter.com/brinkdeon/stat…
