Simone's Abseil for St John Ambulance University of Essex LINKS
Simon Ramacci is raising money for University of Essex Students' Union
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I'm going to help St John Ambulance University of Essex LINKS raise money for next academic year.
The money will go to us through the Students' Union
«In 2014, while the University celebrates its 50th anniversary, the St John Ambulance LINKS Society celebrates 10 years of providing first aid training and event cover on campus.
To celebrate we are planning to run many events and projects throughout the year, one of these is the 50th Anniversary First aid legacy project.
The 50th Anniversary First aid legacy project will aim to provide essential lifesaving first aid skills and valuable nationally recognized qualifications to 500 individuals from the Universities extended community.
We aim to provide these people with the nationally recognized qualification – ‘Essential and basic first aid’.
This course covers emergency life support techniques as well as how to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions in any casualty.
The scope of this project reflects the goals of the 50th Anniversary of the University. It is the aim of the project to enable the training of 500 individuals from across the spectrum of the diverse University community.»
The money will go to us through the Students' Union
«In 2014, while the University celebrates its 50th anniversary, the St John Ambulance LINKS Society celebrates 10 years of providing first aid training and event cover on campus.
To celebrate we are planning to run many events and projects throughout the year, one of these is the 50th Anniversary First aid legacy project.
The 50th Anniversary First aid legacy project will aim to provide essential lifesaving first aid skills and valuable nationally recognized qualifications to 500 individuals from the Universities extended community.
We aim to provide these people with the nationally recognized qualification – ‘Essential and basic first aid’.
This course covers emergency life support techniques as well as how to deal with minor and deteriorating conditions in any casualty.
The scope of this project reflects the goals of the 50th Anniversary of the University. It is the aim of the project to enable the training of 500 individuals from across the spectrum of the diverse University community.»