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Over 380 North East residents volunteer their spare time to support North East Ambulance (NEAS) Service patients and employees were recognised last night (Wednesday 5 June) at a ceremony at the Royal Station Hotel, Newcastle, organised by NEAS.

North East Ambulance Service is launching a new British Sign Language (BSL) Relay Service to help ambulance crews care for Deaf and British Sign Language users.

Whilst not involved in the day-to-day running of our service, our governors play a vital role in reviewing the performance of our Board and the contribution our service makes to the wider health and care system, providing an essential link to the communities we serve.

Happy International Nurses Day! From working in our emergency operations centres as senior clinical advisors and advanced practitioners, to supporting our crews wellbeing and careers in occupational health, nurses provide a crucial and important role within our service.

Later this month, North East Ambulance Service will be joining Tyne and Wear Fire Rescue Service (TWFRS) and Northumbria Police at the newly operational carbon-neutral community tri-station on Campbell Park Road, Hebburn.

Duncan Stuart, father of three from South Gosforth needed urgent help from North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) when he experienced swelling on the left side of his face.

The North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) NHS Foundation Trust, one of the region’s biggest employers, is inviting people passionate about making a difference to join its lifesaving team.

North East Ambulance Service is teaming up with North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust, South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Hartlepool and Stockton Health (H&SH) GP Federation as part of an alliance.

Amanda Pritchard, chief executive of NHS England, met with some of the people who support North East patients from behind the scenes as well as some of our next generation of paramedics as part of a recent visit to the North East.