Disaster Response
Provided by: St. John Ambulance
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- Disaster Response (2 locations)
- First Aid Response Services (2 locations)
- First Aid Training (2 locations)
- Mental Health & Wellness for the Workplace (2 locations)
- Online Information: Safety Tips and Resources
- Therapy Dog Services (2 locations)
- Transportation of Dangerous Goods Training (TDG)
- WHMIS (GHS) Training
Service Description
In the event of a natural or human disaster, St. John Ambulance volunteers are available to provide advanced first aid and life-saving skills and leadership.
Services during a major emergency disaster may vary – care is available in the form of:
- health care and first aid services in reception centers
- casualty care at the scene of the event
- transportation of ill, injured, infirm to reception or medical facilities
evacuation - elder and child care.
Emergency response volunteer teams also participate in:
- disaster/emergency drills
- disaster scenarios
- disaster or civil emergencies.
St. John Ambulance is a member of the Disaster Response Service Agencies.
Eligibility
Disaster response is activated whenever a municipality declares a state of emergency. Response group is comprised of St. John volunteers.
Application Process
Activated by municipal request.
Toll-Free: 1-888-273-0003
Service Website
sja.ca/English/Community-Services/Pages/Emergency%20Response/Emergency-Response-Services-Home.aspx
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Coverage Area
Saskatchewan
Languages Offered
English
St. John Ambulance – Multiple Locations
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- Disaster Response (2 locations)
- First Aid Response Services (2 locations)
- First Aid Training (2 locations)
- Mental Health & Wellness for the Workplace (2 locations)
- Therapy Dog Services (2 locations)
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St. John Ambulance - Multiple Locations
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Saskatchewan Council Office and Regina Training Centre
2625 3rd Avenue
Regina SK S4T 0C8
Location Info
Hours of Operation
Hours vary by location.
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