Ronnie Richards Memorial Charity (RRMC)

Germoe Parish Council is proud to work with the RRMC in providing and maintaining 3 defibrillator units and bleed kits across the parish:

In the former phone box on Trewithen Terrace,

At the entrance to Balwest Sunday School and;

At the entrance to Germoe Church Hall

The RRMC has won the South West Prestige Non-profit First Aid Award for the past 8 years in succession - Around 38,000 people freely CPR & AED trained, including nearly 10,000 secondary school students (other organisations charging up to £95.00 per person). The RRMC is committed to supporting all that is tight finances. It is all working hard together that the RRMC has achieved national and international multi-award-winning status with nearly 100 lives saved, adults and children, each representing a father, mother, brother, sister, relatives, friends, and community. Our PAD program, which started nearly 15 years ago, has increased very low out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survival rates to 50% - 60%. (10% fluctuation: casualty resuscitated at the scene, not knowing whether discharged from hospital, which we cannot count).

The RRMC is progressing a new website that will have spectacular photo article features. Germoe Parish Council has been invited along with others for on-site PAD equipment presentation features in individual links on the website so that people are aware of their hard work in safeguarding and protecting their communities.

If you would like to know more about the work of the RRMC, or to enrol in their excellent training opportunities, please visit their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ronnierichardsmemorialcharity/?locale=en_GB

or to donate to this life-saving organisation, sign-up to the Crowdfunder page:  

https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/supporting-the-ronnie-richards-memorial-charity.