Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust

Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust provides 24-hour emergency and healthcare services to a population of more than five million.
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In an emergency, please call 999.

This , we are celebrating our close working relationship with the Yorkshire Air Ambulance and their specialist paramedi...
07/09/2026

This , we are celebrating our close working relationship with the Yorkshire Air Ambulance and their specialist paramedics, many of whom began their careers with us on Yorkshire’s roads. We are proud to provide invaluable medical guidance, supplies, training and personnel to enhance their operations.

Back to school after Summer? Add your defib to the checklist.As the new school year begins, please check your defibrilla...
07/09/2026

Back to school after Summer? Add your defib to the checklist.

As the new school year begins, please check your defibrillator and update The Circuit so we know whether it’s ready to use in an emergency.

If your defib isn’t available 24/7, make sure any opening hours, access times or planned closure periods for the term ahead are up to date too.

Before term gets busy:
• Check your defib
• Record a status check on The Circuit
• Add or update holiday periods

It could make a lifesaving difference.

Update now: thecircuit.uk

Thank you for your support.

06/09/2026

Our Patient Transport Service volunteers are there to support people on difficult days as they transport patients to hospitals and healthcare settings.

Kathryn explains how the flexibility of the role works alongside her life.

Interested in volunteering? Visit yasvolunteering.uk

04/09/2026

Why should you download what3words?

Sam, a paramedic who featured in the latest series of BBC Ambulance, explains how the app can help you in an emergency.

Download the free app on your mobile and help us to find you.

A cardiac arrest can happen anywhere at any time.If you witness one, you must call 999 and start CPR straight away.Perfo...
03/09/2026

A cardiac arrest can happen anywhere at any time.

If you witness one, you must call 999 and start CPR straight away.

Perform CPR by placing your hands on the centre of the person’s chest and interlocking your fingers.

Use your body weight to push down 5 to 6cm on their chest.

Repeat this at a rate of 2 per second until the person regains consciousness or an ambulance arrives.

Change people’s lives, including your own by becoming a volunteer with us! Help make a positive impact, gain confidence ...
01/09/2026

Change people’s lives, including your own by becoming a volunteer with us!

Help make a positive impact, gain confidence and skills all while helping your community by joining us a Patient Transport Service Volunteer, Community First Responder or Critical Friends Network Volunteer.

Find out more at yasvolunteering.uk

This bank holiday weekend, some pharmacies might have different opening hours. Search ‘Find a pharmacy NHS’ or click bel...
31/08/2026

This bank holiday weekend, some pharmacies might have different opening hours.

Search ‘Find a pharmacy NHS’ or click below to find an open pharmacy near you.

Find a pharmacy www.nhs.uk

If you need urgent medical help but it’s not an emergency, use 111 online first. You’ll be directed to the right car...
30/08/2026

If you need urgent medical help but it’s not an emergency, use 111 online first.

You’ll be directed to the right care for your needs.

Visit 111.nhs.uk

Our community engagement team are at Xscape in Castleford from 10am to 4pm today for their free family-friendly safety e...
28/08/2026

Our community engagement team are at Xscape in Castleford from 10am to 4pm today for their free family-friendly safety event.

The team will be providing CPR demonstrations and showing the public around an ambulance. Colleagues from West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service and West Yorkshire Police are also attending and will be providing safety advice and doing live demonstrations.

27/08/2026

💚 Bradford community learns lifesaving skills💚

Over 30 community members attended a CPR and defibrillator awareness session JTI Hilton Road Masjid in Bradford.

The session was delivered by Jo from the Community Resilience team, with support from Ripaljeet Kaur, Community Engagement and Resilience Officer, and was delivered in both English and Panjabi so everyone could take part and understand the key messages.

There were lots of positive conversations, with people asking questions and learning what to do in an emergency, how CPR can help, and how to use a defibrillator safely.

Feedback after the session was really encouraging, with many people saying it helped them feel more confident and better prepared to help someone in an emergency.

YAS Charity is proud to support our Community Engagement and Community Resilience teams and the fantastic work they do in our communities.🤩

The team is now hoping to build on this work and organise a women-only session at the mosque.

A huge thank you to Jo, Ripaljeet and everyone involved in helping more people feel confident to step in and potentially save a life.🙏 🌟

Address

Springhill Brindley Way
Wakefield
WF20XQ

Telephone

+443331300550

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