Moyle Community First Responders.

01/06/2026

Morning everyone.

Total number of Call Alerts in May 26. was:

Without our volunteers, this would not be possible, please support our team.

01/05/2026

Morning everyone.

Total number of Call Alerts in April 26. was:

Without our volunteers, this would not be possible, please support our team.

14/04/2026

Please adhere to this message.

Our Emergency Departments are extremely busy today, and we expect long waits for patients whose conditions are not life threatening.

Our teams are triaging patients as quickly as possible to ensure those who need urgent care are seen first. We understand that long waiting times can be distressing, and we sincerely apologise for this.

Phone First is available until 6pm this evening by ringing 0300 123 1 123.

Please use this service if you are considering attending ED with an urgent injury or illness which is not immediately life-threatening 🏥

This will help to ensure you are directed to the most appropriate care pathway for your needs.

For more information on healthcare options and to help you choose the most appropriate service for your needs, please visit https://orlo.uk/uFOze

Thank you for your co-operation.

14/04/2026

Please adhere to this message.

We are aware of planned fuel cost protests taking place across the Trust area over the coming days.

This may impact on travel times for people attending appointments so please consider allowing extra time for your journey.

It may also cause delays for the delivery of some community services but please be assured that every effort will be made to get to you as soon as possible. If necessary, alternative arrangements will be put in place.

Keep an eye on our social media channels for updates.

10/04/2026

Please adhere to this message.

07/04/2026

Please adhere to this message.

Our Emergency Departments at Antrim Area and Causeway Hospitals are extremely busy today, and we expect long waits for patients whose conditions are not life threatening.

Our teams are triaging patients as quickly as possible to ensure those who need urgent care are seen first. We understand that long waiting times can be distressing, and we sincerely apologise.

If you need to attend an Emergency Department and require someone to accompany you, please bring only one relative or friend to help avoid overcrowding in our waiting areas.

Thank you for your co-operation.

06/04/2026

Please adhere to this message.

🏥 If you or someone else has a life threatening medical emergency, phone 999 immediately.

Emergency Department staff will assess your condition when you arrive and will decide on the best course of treatment.

👉 More info: health-ni.gov.uk/news/easter-holidays-health-and-social-care-services

02/04/2026

Morning everyone.

Total number of Call Alerts in March 26. was:

Without our volunteers, this would not be possible, please support our team.

28/03/2026

Please share far and wide.......We are there to help you!, With over 1k followers if we had 1 share each?....go on, share our page?

Would you like to become a Community First Responder in any of the following areas, we would like to hear from you.

At present, our team cover the following areas, from Ballypatrick - Torr Head - Fair Head - Ballycastle - Ballintoy - Dunseverick - Liscolman - Mosside - Armoy - Glenshesk.

Please note: We are happy to discuss further areas leading off our already covered zones. If volunteers come available.

Our expressions of interest are now open!

We have decided to extend our "EOI.” - Indefinitely

For ongoing recruitment throughout 2026

Feel free to like and share!

We are updating our records prior to a recruitment drive for 2026. Therefore, we are now seeking expressions of interest, from anyone interested in joining our team, and making a difference, by strengthening the Chain of Survival in our community.

Any expressions of interest automatically consent to data sharing with our partners, namely,
Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS) and Dalriada Urgent Care (DUC).

If interested, please email [email protected] with your name and number, and we will be in touch nearer the recruitment application stage.
In keeping with GDPR, all details received through expressions will be removed after six months.

If anyone would like anymore information

Feel free to contact,

Davy Clarke Moyle CFR Scheme Co-ordinator
07479555223

Jimmy Mulholland Moyle CFR, Founder/Chairperson.
07711987143

"Volunteers are not paid – not because they are worthless, but because they are priceless." -

Essential criteria:

– Min. 18years old

– Full driving licence, with access to a vehicle

– Effective communicator (written and verbal)
--a caring nature

– Willing to undertake an Enhanced AccessNI check

— Be prepared to undertake clinical and non-clinical training, and attend update training

– Be willing and able to provide emergency first aid, when available.

– Physically fit to carry out the duties of the role

– Participate in fundraising for the scheme

– Attend min. 2 calls per month (dependent)

More information on becoming a CFR can be found @

Community First Responders (CFRs) provide critical, life-saving support in the vital minutes before an emergency ambulance arrives. As of September 2025, over 450 dedicated CFRs across 25 schemes are on call, ready to respond at a moment’s notice, working closely with the Northern Ireland Ambulanc...