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St John Ambulance

St John Ambulance

St John Ambulance is a UK charity that provides first aid training and supplies, and offers emergency and event first aid coverage through volunteers. The organization also runs youth programmes and works to teach life-saving first aid skills to the public.www.sja.org.uk

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Oct 31, 2026

StevePANELIST
22:28
The first question, John, he blindsided me.
StevePANELIST
22:30
It was about St John's Ambulance.
StevePANELIST
22:32
Yes.
StevePANELIST
22:33
Now, the guy from, the person who asked the question actually got a crucial part of the question wrong, didn't he? Yeah.
GeorgeHOST
42:14
It did not look good or particularly pleasant for the performer.
David ForestHOST
42:18
Hello, is that St. John's Ambulance? Yes.
David ForestHOST
42:22
My God.
David ForestHOST
42:22
Again, made numerous references to my paper machinies on this pod.
Katie WoolfHOST
37:29
It was revealed that a student at Taminmin College took THC gummies, so they're like a cannabis gummy from my understanding, to school and gave them out to other people, other kids, with some students reportedly unknowingly drugged.
Katie WoolfHOST
37:45
St John Ambulance was called to treat the students and the Northern Territory Police are investigating.
Katie WoolfHOST
37:51
I mean, it's pretty worrying stuff.
Katie WoolfHOST
37:52
I can't even imagine if I got a phone call from the school saying one of the kids has taken a gummy and they're crook as you'd be thinking what you know your mind's blowing going how did they get their hands on that and how the heck did that happen
Katie WoolfHOST
7:33
The JESC, the Joint Emergency Communications Centre, was advised that a young student had bought prescription medication to Tuminmin College that was consumed by multiple students.
Katie WoolfHOST
7:45
St John Ambulance attended the scene and provided treatment with no serious injuries reported.
Katie WoolfHOST
7:50
Police are aware and are investigating.
Katie WoolfHOST
7:54
So that is the official statement there.
Katie WoolfHOST
7:57
From the Northern Territory Police, they can confirm that they were advised that a young student had bought prescription medication to Taminmin College that was consumed by multiple students.
Katie WoolfHOST
8:08
St John Ambulance attended the scene and provided treatment with no serious injuries reported, but police are aware and are investigating.
Mark MorrisHOST
13:33
And I just want to let you know that tonight is the Howloween.
Mark MorrisHOST
13:39
Which the St. John Ambulance is putting on tonight.
Mark MorrisHOST
13:42
Of course, it's right across from Polo Park.
Mark MorrisHOST
13:44
Yeah.
Mark MorrisHOST
13:44
They're on, it's called St. John Ambulance Way.
Mark MorrisHOST
13:47
That's correct.
Mark MorrisHOST
13:48
Yep.
Beverly DouglasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:30
I always was interested in the discipline service and I think that came from the background that I grew up in where there was strong beliefs in Christianity, discipline and respect in the law.
Beverly DouglasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:42
A lecturer at the St John Ambulance Brigade, who was a special constable, came in one day in his uniform and started telling us, whilst he was training us through first aid, what he did on the beat.
Beverly DouglasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:54
And I, as a youngster, probably about 17 then, coming at 18, showed an interest.
Beverly DouglasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:00
I then applied and was successful in becoming a special constable.
Virjesh DaveHOST
3:40
His sister says he dedicated himself to serving his community and his country.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:45
He also worked with the government of Alberta and volunteered for St. John Ambulance, the Canadian Ski Patrol, and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:52
He was too young when he left us, but I hope his life will be a reminder for each of us to use the time we have to achieve a life we would be proud of.
Virjesh DaveHOST
4:00
After a brief tour in Latvia, Wong trained and mentored new recruits and quit a civilian job earlier this year to be an instructor.
John RainHOST
17:11
Bridge.
John RainHOST
17:12
Yeah, because we do see later on that he has got a St. John's ambulance book.
John RainHOST
17:16
So we assume his medical knowledge all probably comes from cribbing that.
John RainHOST
17:19
Yeah.

12 MINS LATER

John RainHOST
29:05
They can't afford another baby.
John RainHOST
29:08
So he eventually relents and says, all right then.
John RainHOST
29:12
And he goes to see Christie the next day, and that's when he's reading his St. John's Ambulance book.
John RainHOST
29:16
But of course, because Tim's illiterate, when he hands him things to show them to him, he doesn't know where they are.
Viraj DaveHOST
3:26
His sister says he dedicated himself to serving his community and his country.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:31
He also worked with the government of Alberta and volunteered for St. John Ambulance, the Canadian Ski Patrol and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:38
He was too young when he left us, but I hope his life will be a reminder for each of us to use the time we have to achieve a life we would be proud of.
Viraj DaveHOST
3:45
After a brief tour in Latvia, Wong trained and mentored new recruits and quit a civilian job earlier this year to be an instructor.
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DaveHOST
39:21
Looking out for calls for support from your local council or local charities.
DaveHOST
39:26
And I was scrolling down this list and they've got organisations for response volunteering for things like the British Red Cross, St John Ambulance, Air Ambulances UK, Raynet.
DaveHOST
39:41
Do you know Raynet, Caroline?
CarolineHOST
39:43
That's the one where they help emergency services with the amateur radio people.

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