Get involved

There are a number of ways you can get involved with your ambulance service:

Events around the region

We attend a number of events throughout the year where you can find out about the work of the Trust.  Find out where you can meet us this summer.  View our forthcoming events here.

Become a Foundation Trust member

We are applying to become a Foundation Trust and anybody over the age of 16 and living in the East of England region can become members of our Trust. Membership is free and there are no hidden costs. Becoming a member will give you the chance to find out how we are run and how we provide care to our patients. It will also provide members with a unique opportunity to have a say in how we provide services in your local community.

As a member there are a number of ways that you can be involved, from receiving a regular newsletter, to helping out with surveys, attending events that we will be arranging around the region, becoming a volunteer, or putting yourself forward as a Governor on the members council where you will have the chance to truly represent your community, the level of involvement is entirely up to you. Members can also opt out of membership at any time whereupon details will be deleted and no further contact will be made.  For more information click here.

Governor elections: Declaration of results

The elections for the governors of the Members’ Council ended on October 18, and the results are in. 

Click on the links below to view the results.

Public constituency – Hertfordshire

Staff constituency – Emergency operations

Staff constituency – Primary care & scheduled transport services

Staff constituency – Support services

Staff constituency - Volunteers

Our Trust User Group

Our Trust User Group is an independent group drawn from across the region who help the Trust to identify ways of improve its services to the public. 

Children’s education materials

Our children’s educational materials aim to increase understanding of our work, what happens when people dial 999 and what they should do in a medical emergency.  View our childrens educational booklets to download here.  In 2013, we will be running a drawing competition for children within the area to take part in.