Medic and pilot reunite as GNAAS celebrates 21st birthday

GNAAS, which covers the North East, North Yorkshire, Cumbria and the Isle of Man, has been registered as a charity since 13 May 2002 and provides life-saving care to people across the region. Andy Mawson began his career at GNAAS in 2010 as a paramedic and is now the director of operations, responsible for delivering … Continued

GNAAS’ Trading Company switching to arranged collections

As of 1 May, our Trading Company which collects and recycles used clothing, books and office supplies, will no longer be distributing clothing bags and will only pick up arranged collections. Last year our recycling team posted over 500,000 plastic bags through supporters’ doorsteps, so they could fill them with unwanted clothing and be collected … Continued

Brothers doing Race to the Base for GNAAS

Isaac Hoey from Sunderland was only six weeks old when he stopped breathing while on a weekend break in the Mungrisdale area of the Lake District. Speaking after the incident, which occurred in January 2018, his mother Helen Hoey said: “On the Monday morning we had packed the car and were ready to go home … Continued

Aura Infection Control aiming to raise £8,000 for GNAAS

The company, based in Barnard Castle, originally got in touch with our charity after offering to donate their excess stock, but after visiting our headquarters in Eaglescliffe and seeing the work of GNAAS, they decided to choose us as their charity of the year. Maria Snaith, sales and service consultant at the company, said: “Three … Continued

GNAAS’ annual appeal sees dramatic drop in donations

Our annual fundraising appeal is a critical event in the calendar as it raises vital funds which enable our critical care team to provide pre-hospital care to those in need of emergency medical interventions. While the public’s support has helped our team make a positive difference in thousands of lives, this year’s appeal has yet … Continued

Fell walker thanks GNAAS for helping to save his life

A fell walker who suffered a heart attack while attempting to complete the Wainwrights has thanked the Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS) for helping to save his life. Ian Wood, 48, from Cockermouth, had headed to Langstrath Valley on 27 November last year to continue his second round of walking the Wainwrights, which are … Continued

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