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  • Wall Heath Evangelical Free Church in Wall Heath puts an AED on the Wall.

    Wall Heath Evangelical Free Church in Wall Heath puts an AED on the Wall.

    Kay is the Church Administrator for the Wall Heath Evangelical Free Church in Wall Heath, Kingswinford. Wall Heath is a hamlet in Kingswinford parish, Staffordshire, an area of high deprivation. The Church is a warm, welcoming, family orientated community church that was established in 1949. In addition to services, the church runs numerous church-based activities and host external groups. In total, the church works with around 2,000 people in the wider community each year, welcoming around 300 people each week into the building. Their ethos is for Wall Heath to be a whole community where everyone feels valued and therefore the Trustees felt it was the perfect place to donate an HAJMT AED. In addition, the church is very easy to find, which is key in an emergency situation.

    See their website for more info! www.whefc.org

    If you would like to help communities like these receive an AED, please click on the link in our bio to find out how you can donate.
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    #wallheath #kingswinford #staffordshire #church #evangelicalchurch #AED #AEDdonate #donateadefib #defibssavelives #AEDsaveslives #charity #causes #donate #charitydonation #donatenow #giveback #makeadifference

  • Renowned Wine Business Tanners Installs an HAJMT AED at it central Shrewsbury site.

    Renowned Wine Business Tanners Installs an HAJMT AED at it central Shrewsbury site.

     James Tanner, of the Shrewsbury based wine merchants, Tanners,  pictured at the Wyle Cop premises with Sally and the newly installed AED.

    Tanners  teamed up with the Henry Angell-James Memorial Trust to install this AED. James Tanner, chairman of Tanners Wines said “Tanners is situated in a busy part of town, having a defibrillator that is accessible to not just our staff but also to the public, is an important addition to the community.”

    The defibrillator is available to the public 24/7 and is registered on the national website ‘The Circuit’, meaning that all emergency services are aware of its location, should it be needed by a member of the public.

    Meet James Tanner, of the Shrewsbury based wine merchants, @tanners.wines pictured at their Wyle Cop premises with Sally and their newly installed AED.

    Tanners has teamed up with the Henry Angell-James Memorial Trust to install this AED. James Tanner, chairman of Tanners Wines said “Tanners is situated in a busy part of town, having a defibrillator that is accessible to not just our staff but also to the public, is an important addition to the community.”

    The defibrillator is available to the public 24/7 and is registered on the national website ‘The Circuit’, meaning that all emergency services are aware of its location, should it be needed by a member of the public.

    #Tanners #Shrewsbury #WyleCop #AED #AEDcabinet #Shropshire #CPRsaveslives #defibssaveslives #4charity #donate #charity #nonprofit #donate #community #philanthropy #donation #donations #giving #nonprofitorganization #helpingothers

  • Busy Rural Village Hall has application accepted for installation of AED

    Busy Rural Village Hall has application accepted for installation of AED

    Fitz Village Hall

    Tina Swain, Roger Briers, Julie Kaye and Lynne and Gerald Mills, pictured here with Sally– all officially representing Fitz Village Hall. Tina, along with Lynne and Gerald submitted an application for one of our AEDs after having heard about the Henry Angell-James Memorial Trust and the work that we do to serve communities like these.

    Fitz Village Hall benefits a small, rural community which serves 3 hamlets with approximately 20-30 dwellings in each hamlet. Henry, whom the charity was formed in honour of after he passed away from fatal cardiac arrest, spent a lot of time in his youth at Fitz as it was close to where he lived and he had friends there as a teenager.

    As is always the case, the village hall is vital to the community, with coffee mornings, yoga, crafts workshops, monthly flower groups and a friendship group for over 55’s. It is situated on a very busy road which is popular with cyclists. The AED is very visible and the Fitz Village Hall funded pedestrian access to the AED, so that anyone, at any time can access it.

    “The community as a whole really appreciates the donation from the HAJMT.  It makes a big difference to a small rural community like ours.  Thank you the HAJMT” said Tina Swain, former committee member of the Fitz Village Hall.


    #Fitz #villagehall #villagelife #Shropshire #coronaryheartdisease #cardiacarrest #CPRsaveslives #AED #AEDdonate #donateadefib #defibssavelives #AEDsaveslives #charity #causes #donate #charitydonation #donatenow #giveback #makeadifference #4charity #donate #charity #nonprofit #donate #community #philanthropy #donation #donations #giving #nonprofitorganization #helpingothers

  • Diddlebury Installs AED outside village hall

    Diddlebury Installs AED outside village hall

    Sara applied for an HAJMT AED working together with the Diddlebury Parish Council and the Diddlebury Village Hall committee. The defibrillator is now in place on the outside of Diddlebury Village Hall.

    After a successful application for one of our AEDs at Bouldon, it recommended Diddlebury apply as they are also located far from the emergency services and are in a very rural, but lovely location. The area also attracts many walkers as the Corvedale Three Castles Walk runs through the parish.

    “We are extremely fortunate to have been granted this fantastic resource for Diddlebury,” said Sara. “The AED is a vital asset for the local community and could potentially save lives. Our nearest hospitals are at least twenty-five miles away
    and current ambulance wait times a minimum of one hour. Coronary heart disease remains one of the UK’s leading
    causes of death. It is worth noting that for every minute that someone is in cardiac arrest without receiving CPR and AED treatment, their chance of survival decreases by 10%.”

    For more information on how you can donate to help give more AEDs to rural communities like these, please click on the link in our bio.

  • Tyrley Ward of the Loggerheads Parish Council Gets an AED at the heart of the community

    Tyrley Ward of the Loggerheads Parish Council Gets an AED at the heart of the community

    Tracey is a parish councillor for the Tyrley Ward of the Loggerheads Parish Council and is responsible for applying to the trust for one of our AED’s in the village of Hales, a small rural village near Market Drayton in North Shropshire. Prior to becoming a parish councillor, Tracey was a mental health nurse for over 30 years and was the perfect person to lead this initiative. Will, when not working as a specialist dealer and restorer of 70s and early 80s “superbikes” at Classic Bikes Ltd., is a committee member of the Hales and District Club. The club now has an HAJMT AED, available to everyone in this tight-knit community.

    The club is in the centre of the village, not far from St. Mary’s church and the Hales Cricket Club, whose ground is set in quite possibly the most picturesque location in England (according to their Facebook page!). In addition, Hales is very popular with day-trippers who enjoy a day out cycling, walking or riding horses  where, on a clear day, there are stunning views across the Coalbrook Valley and of the Wrekin and Welsh Hills.

    If you would like to help us to donate more AED’s in communities like these, please click on the link in our bio.

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    #Hales #Loggerheads #Market Drayton #Shropshire #ParishCouncil #HalesClub # HalesCricketClub #CoalbrookValley #Wrekin #WelshHills #defibrillator #aed #defib #defibcharity #aedcharity #aeddonate #donatedefibs #charity

  • remote area in the Shropshire hills awarded AED

    remote area in the Shropshire hills awarded AED

    Meet Ruth Houghton, Shropshire councillor for Bishops Castle and Sally Jones, Lydbury North Parish Councillor pictured here with Sally Angell-James at Meadowend Farm in Acton.

    Acton is nestled in the hills near Lydbury North.  It is a remote area with around 42 dwellings and we were delighted to award Acton with an AED because of how difficult it is for the emergency services to get there quickly. The Parish Council were very grateful for the AED which supplements the one that has been available in Lydbury North for some time and extends coverage over more of the Parish.

    Ruth and Sally (who submitted the application with the support of the Parish Council) have embraced our charity and our mission— they hand delivered flyers to their whole community informing them about the work we do and the AED they received.   They are fantastic examples of putting something back into a community and bringing people together.