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Vaisakhi, Sikh Identity and Anti Racism: From Visibility to Belonging
A reflection for AACE by Raj Mann, Diversity, Equity and Belonging Manager at Royal College of Paramedics...
NEAS introduces Good Grief cards to support families after a death
The North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) has introduced Good Grief cards for crews to leave with families following a death, offering reassurance, compassion and...
Ambulance clinicians at SECAmb to provide more informed and joined up care
Ambulance clinicians are being empowered to provide more informed and joined up care while assessing patients by having greater access to real-time patient care...
Marathon runners raise over £30k for London Ambulance Charity
Inspirational runners took to the streets of the capital for the London Marathon on Sunday (26 April) to raise over £30,000 to support ambulance...
SECAmb targets health inequalities with lifesaving skills outreach at major Vaisakhi celebration
SECAmb delivered vital lifesaving training during one of the UK’s largest Vaisakhi celebrations as part of ongoing efforts to tackle health inequalities and improve...
AACE publishes issue 18 of our quarterly newsletter, Keeping Pace
The eighteenth edition of Keeping PACE, our quarterly update for ambulance service employees and volunteers, is now available for download...
SCAS and SECAmb appoint new Group Chief Executive
South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SCAS) and South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) are pleased to announce the appointment...
New national funding to strengthen suicide prevention and wellbeing support for ambulance employees and volunteers
AACE and The Ambulance Staff Charity (TASC) have received £348,000 of national funding from the Workforce Wellbeing Programme, a partnership between NHS Charities Together...
