I'm supporting London's Air Ambulance Charity
Why am I doing this?
During my time working in a A&E in Arusha,Tanzania, I witnessed the devastating impact of having little to no emergency transport available for seriously ill or injured patients. Most were brought to hospital by family members after travelling long distances, often deteriorating significantly along the way. Some sadly died before they could receive treatment.
The contrast with the UK was striking. We often hear that our ambulance services are stretched, but they exist and they come. In Arusha, even one functioning ambulance reaching rural communities could have made a life-saving difference.
That experience completely changed how I viewed London’s Air Ambulance. Here we have an exceptional service that delivers specialist care within minutes to the most critically injured patients, yet it relies on charitable funding. When I later began working at St George’s, I cared for patients who had been brought in by the service, and seeing firsthand the lives it had helped save only deepened my admiration. Many of the deaths I witnessed in Tanzania felt preventable with timely treatment, making me appreciate even more the incredible work London’s Air Ambulance does every day.
Åsa
Kristofer
Julia
Max
Amy
George
Juliet
Mark
Linda
John
Ann
Charlie
Bau
Natalie
Maria
Bodil
Scarlett


Good luck. You are very brave