As we continue with another lockdown into 2021 and the challenges it brings, we wanted to reassure you that we continue to be here for you. We are working in ways that we have never experienced before and at an unprecedented level. We can assure you that we have the...

On 31st January it was a big day in SCAS' history, as 10 years ago the Hazardous Area Response Team, HART in short, was launched. The last year has been an unexpected one, but together as #TeamSCAS we are proud to care for those who need us, whenever and wherever they...

Paramedics at South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS) have become the first in the country to supply Covid-19 patients with home oxygen monitoring kits if they don’t require immediate admission to hospital but are at higher risk of complications.

Hello! My name is 999 Ted and I am the mascot for South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS). On 6th February, I will be turning 6 years old! I thought I would take this opportunity to tell you a little bit about myself! I was designed and named by two schoolchildren,...

John Black, Medical Director, SCAS, talks about how SCAS has tackled the virus and our medical approach during the pandemic.

Due to the heavy snow one of our vehicles got stuck in the snow on way to a patient. A huge thank you to the community of Seer Green in South Buckinghamshire who came out in force to help one of our ambulance crews make it up a hill in thick snow at the bottom of...

Make Inside Feel Better Every Mind Matters helps you manage and maintain your mental health, as good mental health makes such a difference. It helps us to relax more, achieve more and enjoy our lives more. We all go through ups and downs in life, and experience life...

Do you want to get involved with your local ambulance service? You can be part of our vital emergency and non-emergency services if you volunteer with us as a Youth Ambassador! South Central Ambulance Service needs your help to set up a group to support young people...

  Around one in three people with COVID-19 don't have symptoms, but can still pass it on. COVID-19 is spreading quickly across the country, putting many at risk and increasing pressure on the NHS. As vaccines roll out, it is vital you continue to stay at home to:...

The COVID-19 vaccine will always be available free of charge and the NHS will never ask you to share any bank details, to confirm your identity, or ask you to pay for a vaccine. Find out more at: nhs.uk/CovidVaccine

We're very excited to tell you there is a brand new series of Inside the Ambulance: Coast and Country! You can watch it at 8pm on the W Channel from Monday 18th January

The Power of Small A small conversation about mental health has the power to make a big difference. The more conversations we have, the more myths we can bust and barriers we can break down, helping to end the isolation, shame and worthlessness that too many of us...

After successfully kick-starting the nation’s health at launch in July 2020, the Better Health campaign is returning in January 2021 with positive and motivating messages to support us all to take action to improve our health. You can find out more...

You found out this week that you received two doses of the Oxford vaccine as part of the trial, how did that happen? I was part of a group of people invited this week to consider having a Covid vaccine at one of the hubs already running. Because I had been part of the...

Bob Duggan, Lead Governor, SCAS, talks about the impact of dementia and introduces Chloe Lofthouse-Jones, Education Manager, SCAS. Chloe explains how our ongoing program of dementia training is helping staff to work with people in the community. SCAS is proud to be...