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Local ambulance service veterans shortlisted for top UK emergency services awards
26th June 2025Colleagues from the North East Ambulance Service have been shortlisted for the National Armed Forces & Emergency Services Events (NAFESE) Covenant & Services Awards 2025.
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North East Ambulance Service apprentices shortlisted for prestigious regional award
24th June 2025Apprentices from the North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) have been shortlisted for a number of awards at the North East Apprenticeship Awards 2025. The awards ceremony will take place on Thursday 26 June at Newcastle United Football Club, Newcastle.
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“Do You See Me?” – ambulance Trust launches sector-specific training co-developed with people with a learning disability and autistic people
16th June 2025To mark the start of Learning Disability Week 2025, themed “Do You See Me?”, North East Ambulance Service proudly announces the launch of a sector-first, co-produced Learning Disability and Autism training programme, created in partnership with patients, carers, and advocacy groups across the region.
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North East Ambulance Service celebrates continued Disability Confident Leader status
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Local Heroes: North East Ambulance Service volunteers celebrated for dedication to community care
10th June 2025Volunteers for the North East Ambulance Service were recognised at the service’s annual Volunteer Awards at Kingston Park Rugby Club in Newcastle, last night (Monday 9 June).
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North East Ambulance Service to take part in research to improve care for patients with unexpected health problems
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Celebrating our five-year anniversary partnership with Newcastle University and the student CFR scheme.
6th June 2025Volunteer medical students celebrate fifth anniversary of pre-hospital response scheme with North East Ambulance Service
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Life-saving defibrillator initiative saves hundreds of lives across Sunderland
4th June 2025Community defibrillators have been deployed by North East Ambulance Service health advisors to over 800 patients across Sunderland in 2024.
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