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Find out more about the different types of amazing volunteers within WMAS!

When you need medical help and it's not a life-threatening emergency, did you know the NHS has a range of options available to you?

Knowing what to do can make a real difference. Here you’ll find simple, practical advice to help you be prepared and stay safe during cold weather, heatwaves, flooding, and other emergency situations.

Our fun and educational campaign for youngsters, ‘Little Lifesavers’ is perfect for home learning and school lessons!

It isn’t just WMAS who have the ability to save a life, by learning some basic lifesaving skills, you can do it too! Find out more on the following pages.

We aim to provide a high-quality service, in most cases we will get this right, however there will be times when we do not get it right. We encourage patients, carers or members of the public to get in touch with us to share their experience, whether positive or negative, to allow us the opportunity to learn from these situations and to use them to improve future services.

Our campaign aim to raise awareness, educate the public and promote health and safety.

As a Trust we have contributed to research to help patients with stroke, cardiac arrest, trauma, and breathing difficulties, as well as high-volume service users and callers with low-acuity illness.