St. John Ambulance Brigade,
Ballyfermot Division, Dublin
The President's Badge scheme encourages young people to develop their life and social skills, and participate in a wide range of activities. This enables them to reach their full potential as individuals, members of St. John Ambulance and in society
The Award is presented by the President of the Council of the St. John Ambulance Brigade of Ireland and offers subjects usually outside the normal curriculum designed to stimulate interest and develop the aims of St. John Ambulance.
Each member must complete twelve proficiency subjects which are spread over a period of not less than 36 months, thus completing a maximum of four proficiency subjects each year.
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About Us
Our vision is:
Everyone who needs it should receive first aid from those around them. No one should suffer for the lack of trained first aiders. Our mission is: •To provide an effective and efficient charitable first aid service to local communities •To provide training and products to satisfy first aid and related health and safety needs for all of society •To encourage personal development for people of all ages, through training and by membership of our organisation. St John Ambulance people: •provide care to those who need it •put the needs of others first •show commitment to those around them through the depth and range of their skills •welcome and value those who offer their talents and time for the service of others •work for, with and in the community •respect the trust placed upon them •encourage and bring out the best in each other •deliver what they promise. Being a Cadet
Being a Cadet gives you life experiences that colleges, universities and employers all look for. Being part of St John Ambulance shows you have commitment and responsibility to your community. You can also get real first aid experience.
We encourage our Cadets to take part in first aid duties in their area. Throughout the city and surrounding counties these can include football, rugby, GAA matches, trips to the theatre, music events/concerts and many other exciting events! As a Cadet, you can go on to become a Cadet Non-Commissioner Officer, and help train other members in your Division. You can also go on leadership development courses to help assist at your Cadet Division. Each year we appoint a Divisional Cadet of the Year which is something that every Cadets works for. You can take part in camps and adventure activities. We also have Divisional, National and International competitions which every Cadet can take part in should they be interested. Our Division is one of the highest ranking Divisions in the Country; we are both National and International Champions. All our Cadets get the chance to choose what they want to do in St John Ambulance. From first aid to rock climbing, there is something for everyone! |
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