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On 6 February, Steyning Area First Responders (SAFeR) demonstrated life-saving skills to 80 Year 8 students at Steyning Grammar School. Led by SAFeR Team Leader Liz Bull, and supported by volunteer responders from Henfield and Worthing, the team ran six
A huge thank you to everyone who donated or stopped by to chat with us at Steyning Farmers Market and in the High Street last Saturday (4th October). Despite the challenging weather, your incredible generosity helped us raise nearly £480
Beyond our emergency response work, our team is passionate about sharing vital first aid knowledge with local groups. Recently, team members Liz and Frank visited the Joint Parish Youth Club for two special training evenings. The first session welcomed 25
Our volunteer Responders’ activities involve more than just answering emergency callouts. Here are some recent extracts from the diary of our Team Leader Liz. CPR demos, Steyning Grammar School Year 8 – Day 1 Steyning Grammar School invited us back
Many thanks to everyone who donated or came to chat with us at Steyning Farmers Market or in the High Street last Saturday (October 5th). With your help, we were able to raise around £450 on the day. The photo
Are you looking for a way to give back to your community and make a real difference? We invite you to attend our upcoming event on September 28th, 2024, to learn about becoming a Community First Responder (CFR) with South East
Regrettably, several glass panels on the phone box in Bramber have been intentionally damaged, resulting in significant repair costs. This box contains one of SAFeR’s public access defibrillators. Fortunately, the defibrillator remains operational. Although the broken glass has been cleared
You’ve found someone collapsed and unresponsive, would you know what to do? Watch this video to learn how to perform bystander CPR and find out how to access and use a public access defibrillator – one day you might save
Steyning Area First Responders (SAFeR), a local charity which supports the Steyning team of emergency responders and maintains a network of public access defibrillators, has recently received two grants to support its work from local organisations. The Rotary Club of
Learn a new skill for 2024 – how to save a life! Find out how to help someone in a life-or-death emergency. Learn the 3 things you must do, and master using a defibrillator (it’s easier than you may think).