Community First Responders
The Community First Responder (CFR) scheme is a life-saving partnership between Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust (YAS) and local communities.
As authorised volunteers for YAS, Community First Responders form teams located in communities across Yorkshire as part of a wider initiative which aims to help reduce the number of pre-hospital deaths in Yorkshire.
New recruits will join hundreds of volunteers living in local communities across the region who are trained to provide life-saving treatment to residents in their area in the vital first minutes of an emergency until our ambulance clinicians arrive.
YAS is committed to providing the high quality services to and care to all those living in, or passing through, Yorkshire and this initiative undoubtedly helps to achieve this.
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Please Note: Due to the current situation and taking the advice from government and management within Yorkshire Ambulance Service, we are starting to open up recruitment in the following areas only:
North Yorkshire
- Aysgarth
- Bedale
- Boroughbridge
- Brompton on Swale
- Carpeby
- Catterick
- Craven
- Faceby
- Filey
- Harrogate
- Hawes
- Hutton Magna
- Hutton Rudby
- Knaresborough
- Leyburn
- Middleton Tyas
- Northallerton
- Pateley Bridge
- Pickering
- RAF Leeming
- Reeth
- Richmond
- Ripon
- Scarborough
- Staveley
- Stokesley
- Thirsk
- Whitby
West Yorkshire
- Armley
- Baildon
- Barkerend
- Bradford North
- Bradford South
- Colton
- Cookridge
- Crossgates
- Garforth
- Heaton
- Horsforth
- Kippax
- Kirkstall
- Leeds (excluding Leeds Central)
- Lower Baildon
- Micklefield
- Moortown
- Morley
- Oakwood
- Pudsey
- Robin Hood
- Rothwell
- Sherburn in Elmet
- South Micklefield
- Swillington
- Thorner
- Wrose
This will be reviewed on a regular basis inline with government guidelines.
Thank you for your understanding.
The Community Resilience Team
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I must say that the support and appreciation given by all at YAS is fantastic. I feel very much part of the wider 999 community and having spent time with other responders and volunteers, I feel very proud to be part of the team.
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