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We’re challenging our supporters to climb 375 flights of stairs in the month of October – reach the same height as our helicopters!
The Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS) brings pioneering pre-hospital care to the scene, rescuing hundreds of severely injured or ill patients every year. We are not NHS-funded.
2,148
Call-outs in 2023
£25,200
Daily operating cost
£9.3m
Annual cost of the service
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During this challenging time for the charity, support for our life-saving service is as crucial as ever. With your support, we fly on.
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Scooter club raises more than £4,000 for GNAAS after charity helped one of their members
The Filth Hounds Scooter Club, based in Cumbria, organised a charity weekend in July 2024, including a ride out past the Great North Air Ambulance Service’s (GNAAS) base in Langwathby. The significance of the ride out passing the base, is because on 28 May 2020, a critical care team from GNAAS came to the aid … Continued
Man who sustained spinal injury marks 20th anniversary of his incident
Cameron Wood, from Embleton, near Cockermouth, was only 16 years old and working full time as a bike mechanic when he went out to train on some local dirt jumps with his friend Dave Armstrong. Cameron had previously travelled around Britain most weekends either training or competing in downhill mountain bike races and things we’re … Continued
GNAAS’ role in the farming community
Among these call-outs are people working on one of the thousands of farms based in the county, so we had a chat with Lee Salmon, our head of operations for Cumbria and the Isle of Man, about the role GNAAS plays in the farming sector. If a farmer has an incident in a rural area, … Continued
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