Sessay Community First Responders

Sessay Community First Responders Sessay Community First Responders were established in July 2010 and work in partnership with the Yorkshire Ambulance Service in our local area.

As authorised volunteers for the ambulance service we work as part of a dedicated team whose aim is to reduce the number of pre-hospital deaths in Yorkshire. We are trained by YAS in Basic Life Support, CPR, use of Oxygen and the Defibrillator. In many medical emergencies, the first few minutes are critical and if effective treatment can be provided within that time, lives can be saved, and that's where we come in. We all have full time jobs but believe what we are doing is a real benefit to our local community. We not only cover the village of Sessay but also, Dalton, Topcliffe, Bagby, Thornaby, Helperby and all areas in between.

31/10/2025

If you're celebrating Bonfire Night in the coming days, please take extra care and follow firework safety advice. For more information, visit our website http://bit.ly/3Lfd6K8

28/10/2025

Defib finder uses data from The Circuit, the national defibrillator network, to help you find information about the nearest defibrillators to you.

17/10/2025

The Yorkshire Ambulance Service said learning the technique was a "vital skill". Read more: https://bbc.in/42Iec72

Today one of our YAS CFR volunteers was supporting Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust with   day at Queen Mary's Scho...
16/10/2025

Today one of our YAS CFR volunteers was supporting Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust with day at Queen Mary's School Topcliffe. Over 100 children taught the potential lifesaving skill of CPR. Fantastic enthusiasm from all concerned and some amazing questions from the girls.

Please join our team and support the local community.
30/09/2025

Please join our team and support the local community.

22/09/2025

You're never too young, or too old, to learn CPR!

To perform chest compressions on someone who has gone into cardiac arrest, you should:

Put your two hands together and interlock your fingers, place your hands on the centre of the chest and push hard and fast. You should push twice a second, and not stop until an ambulance arrives or the person regains consciousness.

New weather warning:Please take care over the next few days as the weather looks like its going to get hotter again.
11/08/2025

New weather warning:

Please take care over the next few days as the weather looks like its going to get hotter again.

Temperatures could rise as high as 34C in the coming days as weather forecasters say an official heatwave could be declared in some parts of the UK as soon as tomorrow

18/07/2025

10.15 A second warning for thunderstorms has just been issued by the Met Office covering all of the region starting 21.00 Friday & ending 18.00 Saturday.

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