St John Ambulance Division 518
627 Victoria Street V2C 2B3 Kamloops, BC, Canada

A short articles on the history now St. John Ambulance was reborn to the organization that we know today

Interesting story about St. John Ambulance helping each other out internationally

St. John Ambulance in England has been busy assisting the National Health System throughout the pandemic

Special thanks to all the ESS volunteers and our members who responded in the early hours to ensure that those who were evacuated from the fire had basic emergency needs provided

A short video on the history of CPR

Please take time to remember, Lest we forget

St John Ambulance saves lives. Its volunteers are always at the heart of communities, never more so than in a national emergency. In the current crisis to date, 3,492 St John volunteers have stepped forward in every part of the country to support the NHS in its response to COVID-19, just as thousands of St John volunteers did throughout the course of the Second World War.

We will remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice thanks to the Museum of The Order of St. John

In this talk by Sue Light, she looks at the role of nurses and VADs (Voluntary Aid Detachment) in the First World War. Lest we forget the importance of St. John ambulance during wartime.

An interesting insight into the conditions that nurses, QAs, and VAD's which includes members of St, John Ambulance worked in during WW1