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25.01.2022 Today is 'R U OK? Day' and we're reminding everyone that any day is a good day to ask, "Are you okay?" and support those who may be struggling. A conversation c...an change a life and asking someone if they are alright is a great place to start. Four ways you can open up a good conversation is to: Ask, listen, encourage action and then check in. You can read more about 'R U OK? Day' here: https://www.ruok.org.au/

16.01.2022 Pingrup Sub Centre AGM Friday 11th September 2020 6 pm @ Pingrup Sub Centre New members welcome No pressure to become an officer or office-bearing committee member. ... Please contact Deb Badger on 0429 401 291 for more information See more

12.01.2022 Help us find you in an emergency. Pinpointing your exact location can become difficult in an emergency situation. Calling 000 from within the St John First Resp...onder app will send your GPS coordinates direct to the St John State Operation Centre, making it easier for an ambulance to locate you. The app is free on iOS and Adroid. Download it today.

11.01.2022 Everyone knows that you should always call for an ambulance in a medical emergency, but there is often a bit of confusion around what constitutes a medical emer...gency. Please call Triple Zero (000) and request an ambulance in the following situations. Note: If you are unsure about whether a person requires an ambulance, it is better to call Triple Zero (000). chest pain or chest tightness sudden onset of weakness, numbness or paralysis of the face, arm or leg breathing difficulties unconsciousness uncontrollable bleeding a sudden collapse or unexplained fall unexplained fitting in adults injury from a major car accident a fall from a great height serious assault, including stabbing or shooting severe burns, particularly in young children infants who are fitting or have an ongoing fever. In a medical emergency, it is important that you do not drive yourself or another person to hospital as you may endanger your life, the patient's life or members of the public. Not only are you unable to concentrate on driving but moving some patients can make the situation worse. In a medical emergency, Communication Officers can provide medical advice and paramedics can commence essential life-saving treatment at the scene, as well as en route to hospital, rather than beginning treatment at the hospital. Please be mindful that just because you have called an ambulance, does not mean you will be seen sooner once you've arrived at the hospital. For when it's urgent, but not an emergency, you can always visit one of our Urgent Care centres. For more information, click here: stjohnhealth.com.au/walk-in-urgent-care/ We'd appreciate it if this message was shared, thank you.

10.01.2022 Thank you to our community paramedics and those on road.

07.01.2022 First Aid kit items out of date? As the experts in first aid we know what supplies you need for home or workplace. Whether you purchased your kit from us or another store, we can help bring your kit up to date. St John WA will restock out-of-date items for you at 15% off.... Simply drop in to St John by 31 August 2020 and show your RAC member card to get 15% off! For a list of locations, head to www.stjohnwa.com.au/rac As a bonus for RAC members, receive an essential online St John Skills Road Trauma first aid course, valued at $18* *Terms and conditions apply. See www.stjohnwa.com.au/rac for details