Sat, 06 Aug
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Freds Big Challenge
On the 6th of August a team from North East Wales Search & Rescue will be taking on the massive challenge of completing the welsh 3 peaks (Pen-Y-fan, Cadair Idris and Snowdon) within 24 hours WHILST carrying a stretcher and our casualty dummy (Fred) as a reward to him for all the hours he's put in h
Time & Location
06 Aug 2022, 19:00
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About the Event
On the 6th of August a team from North East Wales Search & Rescue will be taking on the massive challenge of completing the welsh 3 peaks (Pen-Y-fan, Cadair Idris and Snowdon) within 24 hours WHILST carrying a stretcher and our casualty dummy (Fred) as a reward to him for all the hours he's put in helping us train.
Can you help North East Wales Search & Rescue?
NEWSAR is raising funds to buy a new Incident Control Vehicle. We urgently need to replace our current ageing (and unreliable) vehicle. Our aim is to raise £75,000 from public donations to pay for the purchase of the vehicle and to refit the interior with specialist equipment and power sources. It is vital that we purchase this new vehicle, without it NEWSAR volunteers are unable to respond 24/7 to requests from the police to help search for vulnerable missing adults and children. Our Incident Control Vehicle is a vital asset to the team. In addition to serving as a mobile Incident Command post, it
- serves as an educational hub when NEWSAR team members visit school children and talk about safety outdoors and what to do in an emergency
- helps transport team members to call outs and events and to deploy groups to search rural and semi urban areas to look for missing people
- carries additional emergency equipment for specialist rescues, such as flood rescue.
- provides a safe and warm shelter where we can treat casualties and a place from which to liaise with the emergency services and the families of those who have gone missing.
Thank you for taking the time to read this!
NEWSAR is raising funds to buy a new Incident Control Vehicle. We urgently need to replace our current ageing (and unreliable) vehicle. Our aim is to raise £75,000 from public donations to pay for the purchase of the vehicle and to refit the interior with specialist equipment and power sources. It is vital that we purchase this new vehicle, without it NEWSAR volunteers are unable to respond 24/7 to requests from the police to help search for vulnerable missing adults and children. Our Incident Control Vehicle is a vital asset to the team. In addition to serving as a mobile Incident Command post, it
- serves as an educational hub when NEWSAR team members visit school children and talk about safety outdoors and what to do in an emergency
- helps transport team members to call outs and events and to deploy groups to search rural and semi urban areas to look for missing people
- carries additional emergency equipment for specialist rescues, such as flood rescue.
- provides a safe and warm shelter where we can treat casualties and a place from which to liaise with the emergency services and the families of those who have gone missing.
Thank you for taking the time to read this!