We are always looking for volunteers to help with the service. If you can spare a little of your time then we would be pleased to welcome you to the group.

Help to fundraise.

As you might have guessed the service cannot run without the money raised by our members, company donations, anonymous donations and of course you the generous general public. Fundraising is perhaps the most important thing that we do. From shaking a tin to visiting big business to ask for sponsorship. At £8,500 to run a bike for a year the fundraising never stops.

Coordinating

Coordinators are a crucial component in our system. As a coordinator you take calls from hospitals and then relay the relevant information on to the duty rider for him/her to be able complete the task. Calls can come in from 18:00 till 05:00 the next morning, a bulk of the work is in the early evening so don't worry; you won’t lose very much sleep!

Rider

Riders retain the bike at home for a week whilst on duty, during which time he/she is responsible for any job that is called in 19:00 - 06:00 and all day at the weekend. It is essential that you have somewhere safe to store the bike and be willing to drive through all weathers (except snow and ice, at your discretion). Before commencing as a duty rider we provide a preliminary check ride and induction on our motorcycle and its related equipment which includes Sat Nav with standard routes.

Riders are expected to behave as responsible and courteous other road users.  Riders must wear a custom made Hi Vis jacket with an ID tag plus suitable safety clothing

Want to join us?

Then please come along to our "Open Evening" on Friday 20th January between 6.30 - 8.30pm held at: St John Ambulance HQ, Roebuck Lane, West Bromwich. B70 6QX. http://g.co/maps/nb6an  Or contact us via the website.

Download an application form here