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Andy Williamson, Director of this Charitable Organisation, explains why they need your support: "This air ambulance saves lives that would otherwise be lost. To speak to someone at This Charitable Organisation to make a donation or to find out more please have a look at the website or call; Press Office: This Charitable Organisation from the Rugby area needs your help now!
Contact us. Latest Reviews. A truly worthy charity that I support providing an excellent service and I was very surprised that it was self-funding. It is great going into their shop in the town … Source: thebestof.
A great charity and please do support them, you do not know when you might need them, I cannot thank them enough for what they did for me. Source: thebestof. See 2 reviews. Leave a Review. Sign up for offers. In addition, the charity has two critical care cars - one covers Birmingham and the Black Country area , whilst the other attends missions in Worcestershire.
Both are operational between 8am and 8pm daily. Every second counts in an emergency and on average, our crew arrive on scene within ten minutes, whether by air ambulance or in one of our critical care cars. The charity responds to some of the most traumatic incidents including cardiac arrests, road traffic collisions and sports injuries.
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