St John NT

St John NT Ambulance Service | Volunteers | First Aid Training
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St John is the leading provider of first aid and paramedic services in the Northern Territory, delivering day-to-day emergency care, providing volunteer first aiders and high quality first aid products, equipment and training. We are a self-funded charity directly linked to the Order of St John which is a long established global organisation that can trace its roots back over 900 years. The organi

sation has been in Australia since the 1800s and in Darwin since the 1950s. We work hard to build resilience in the NT community through everything that we do. From teaching first aid to restocking first aid kits, through to our paramedics and volunteers and their service to the community. We undertake important projects such as Community Education and First Aid in schools where we provide free non-accredited first aid training to remote communities, new parents and in schools, as well a Public Access Defibrillator project where we aim to have 1,000 public access defibs in the community by the end of 2021. As a charity, all profits from our products and services, such as first aid training, first aid kits or patient transfers, are put straight back into the community through our volunteer program.

St John NT is aware of a national TPG Telecom/Vodafone mobile network issue affecting some customers today.TPG Telecom h...
18/06/2026

St John NT is aware of a national TPG Telecom/Vodafone mobile network issue affecting some customers today.

TPG Telecom has advised the issue has been resolved and services are progressively being restored.

If you use Vodafone, TPG, iiNet, Kogan, felix, Lebara, Lycamobile or another service on the TPG Telecom network, and you are still experiencing issues, please restart your device.

In an emergency, always call Triple Zero (000).

If your usual mobile network is unavailable, your phone may attempt to connect through another available network. This may take up to approximately 30 seconds and you may hear silence or “dead air” while the call connects. Stay on the line where safe to do so.

If your call does not connect, try again, move location if safe, or use another available phone or network.

For every finish line celebration, there are countless moments that never make the podium.The helping hands, the early s...
17/06/2026

For every finish line celebration, there are countless moments that never make the podium.

The helping hands, the early starts, the dust, the determination, the setbacks, the resilience and the people who look after one another when things don't go to plan.

We're privileged to play a part in the Finke Desert Race story each year, sharing in both the highs and the lows alongside this incredible community.

Enjoy just a few moments from the weekend.

Every case is different, and some can become unpredictable very quickly. That's why our Alice Springs paramedics have sp...
15/06/2026

Every case is different, and some can become unpredictable very quickly.

That's why our Alice Springs paramedics have spent the past two weeks working alongside Mark "Squiz" Squirrell OAM, learning from his experience in some of the world's most challenging environments, including humanitarian and conflict-zone deployments.

The focus wasn't on clinical skills. It was on the human skills that help keep people safe: reading a situation, communicating under pressure, making good decisions and knowing when it's time to leave an unsafe environment.

Occupational violence is a reality faced by ambulance crews across Australia, and we're committed to giving our people every tool we can to help them stay safe while continuing to care for Territorians.

Read more about the engagement and what will come next: www.stjohnnt.org.au/news

The first time these guys met, 2-month-old Teddy was fighting for his life.“He was blue-grey and completely unresponsive...
12/06/2026

The first time these guys met, 2-month-old Teddy was fighting for his life.

“He was blue-grey and completely unresponsive. Without the dispatcher and paramedics who responded, the outcome could have been very different,” Teddy's mum, Sarah, said.

Just weeks after Teddy suffered a cardiac arrest at home, he and his family have reunited with the team - Eli, Charlie, Anna and Kelsey - whose response gave him a fighting chance.

From a frantic Triple Zero (000) call to a heartfelt reunion, read Teddy's remarkable story here: www.stjohnnt.org.au/news

Happy Thank a First Responder Day! 💚To all our paramedics, PTOs, EMDs, volunteers and fellow first responders across the...
10/06/2026

Happy Thank a First Responder Day! 💚

To all our paramedics, PTOs, EMDs, volunteers and fellow first responders across the NT, thank you for everything you do.

In Darwin, crews dropped by the Mix 104.9 breakfast broadcast, where first responders were celebrated on-air with listeners across the Top End.

The team in Alice Springs also got a first look at some of the entries in our Thank a First Responder Day art competition, with a thoughtful submission from Acacia Hill School already proving an early favourite!

Keep the thank you messages rolling in!

🎨 Download our FREE activity sheet, add your own thank you message and return to your local ambulance station: www.stjohnnt.org.au/news
📅 Entries close Tuesday 30 June 2026
📸 Sharing your creation on socials? Please tag us and use 💚

We're inviting Territory students of all ages to get creative and say thank you to our paramedics this Thank a First Res...
09/06/2026

We're inviting Territory students of all ages to get creative and say thank you to our paramedics this Thank a First Responder Day! ✏️🚑🤗

Download our FREE activity sheet, add your own colours and thank you message, then return it to your local ambulance station.

Each participating ambulance station will select their favourite submission, with winning students scoring a visit from local paramedics at their school, including the chance to explore a real ambulance and learn more about the role.

📅 Entries close Tuesday 30 June 2026

🎨 Download the free activity sheet and find out more: www.stjohnnt.org.au

📸 Sharing your creation on socials? Please tag us and use 💚

From classmates to crewmates 🚑💚This National Best Friends Day, we're celebrating Ella and Ava, two Territory-trained par...
08/06/2026

From classmates to crewmates 🚑💚

This National Best Friends Day, we're celebrating Ella and Ava, two Territory-trained paramedics who met at university, completed their internship together and are now working side by side on road in Darwin.

Read more about their full circle story🔗 www.stjohnnt.org.au/news

Yasou! Still lots of fun to be had at Darwin GleNTi!Come say hello to the team, grab some lamb and a limited edition Gle...
07/06/2026

Yasou! Still lots of fun to be had at Darwin GleNTi!

Come say hello to the team, grab some lamb and a limited edition Glenti First Aid kit 🇬🇷🌯

SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDEDSurveys can now be submitted until Friday 19 June.
04/06/2026

SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED
Surveys can now be submitted until Friday 19 June.

Check your mailbox!

1,500 Patient Experience Surveys are making their way to homes across the Territory, with the feedback received to help improve ambulance care in our community.

The survey takes around 10 minutes and can be done online or by returning the reply paid paper form.

Please keep an eye out for the envelope and get your responses back to us by Friday 5 June!

For more information, visit www.stjohnnt.org.au/news

As the Finke Desert Race celebrates its 50th anniversary, our team's finalising preparations to support the iconic event...
04/06/2026

As the Finke Desert Race celebrates its 50th anniversary, our team's finalising preparations to support the iconic event for the 49th consecutive year.

From the start line to the Finke community itself and everywhere in between, our volunteers, paramedics and support teams will once again be there helping keep competitors and spectators safe.

If you're heading out to Finke, please drive safely, stay hydrated, supervise children, follow event safety requirements and look out for one another.

Read more about the people, planning and preparation behind one of the Territory's biggest events 🔗 www.stjohnnt.org.au/news

Address

50 Dripstone Road
Darwin, NT
0810

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+61889226200

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