Agnew brothers’ legendary journey with the Legend2Legend Program

In Wundowie, brothers Brendan and Jarrad Agnew are on a remarkable journey with St John WA’s Legend2Legend program. Their commitment as first responders not only strengthens their brotherly bond, but also enriches their community. Brendan is a paramedical science student at Edith Cowan University and a casual concrete labourer, while Jarrad works as an Emergency…

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Mo money for men’s health thanks to joint emergency services effort

St John WA joined forces with other emergency services on November 1 for a “shave down” to launch the start of Movember. Held at St John WA’s central hub, frontline ambulance officers, along with representatives from WA Police and the Department of Fire and Emergency Services, enjoyed a sausage sizzle before taking to the barber’s…

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Paramedic Lauren D’Arcy celebrated for her dedication to Auslan training

St John WA is proud to celebrate a ground-breaking initiative led by paramedic Lauren D’Arcy, aimed at enhancing inclusivity and communication in prehospital care. Lauren’s passion for Australian Sign Language (Auslan) and her dedication to improving patient care has led to the successful integration of Auslan training sessions, which include a Deafness Awareness component, for…

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Innovation grows Emergency Department avoidance, Impact Report reveals

St John WA (SJWA) has launched into a post-COVID era with a refreshed approach to improving clarity and service delivery for the Western Australian community by investing in pathways allowing patients to avoid public Emergency Departments (EDs) when appropriate. Its Impact Report – published today – revealed more than 216,000 patients were able to access…

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St John WA representative wins at Work Health and Safety Excellence Awards

Winners of the Work Health and Safety Excellence Awards 2023 were announced at Optus Stadium last week, with St John WA’s Rob Curtis winning Health and Safety Representative of the Year. The prestigious awards recognise outstanding innovations and solutions to specific workplace health and safety issues by individuals, groups or organisations. Rob’s award was for…

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Bridgetown vollies help learner drivers unlock Roadwise key message on Mystery Tour of Life

Rural driving can have dire consequences as students from Bridgetown High School learned on October 18 during a simulated road crash exercise (SIMEX) hosted by the Shire of Bridgetown-Greenbushes’ Roadwise committee. St John WA’s Bridgetown sub centre volunteers participated alongside WA Police and Bridgetown Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service (BVFRS) in the SIMEX called ‘The…

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Volunteer drivers recognised for dedication to community in inaugural awards

The inaugural Community Transport Award Ceremony was held on Saturday, 28 October, to celebrate significant individual service milestones, including five years of volunteering as well as 500, 1000, 1500, 2000 and 2500 hours of service over the past year.   SJWA Chief Emergency Officer Brendon Brodie-Hall congratulated each volunteer for their hard work and dedication in…

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