Update - Expired First Aid Training Certificates

Expired First Aid Training Certificates Effective September 15, 2020 St. John Ambulance Alberta will no longer honour a grace period for recertification of expired first aid certificates or extended completion period of the blended in-class assessments for certification. Six of our seven St. John Training Centres are now open in the Province. Our Fort McMurray location is currently providing classes in a temporary location due to flood damage to our Training Centre.

Read More
 

Resumption of in-class training - Covid-19

St. John Ambulance is pleased to announce our business resumption plan for in-class training. Starting on May 25, 2020, our Edmonton location will be piloting the in-class training in accordance with the policies and guidance from the Province of Alberta. On June 1, we will continue a phased-in approach across our other 6 locations.

Read more

Become a Volunteer for St. John Ambulance

We are proud of the 600 plus front-line volunteers that are part of the St. John Ambulance community in Alberta. These volunteers put in more than 24,000 hours of their own time every year, and while they do it for the greater good, they also do it because of the sense of achievement it gives them.

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer with St. John Ambulance please click here.

Here at St. John Ambulance, we’re all about community – teaching life-saving skills to help the community, providing community support through our volunteer services, and creating a sense of community in the process.

When you become a volunteer for St. John Ambulance you will:

Become a volunteer for St. John Ambulance

Volunteering – keeping St. John Ambulance going
Our volunteers are the driving force behind our vital community services – the Therapy Dog program, Emergency Response and Medical First Responders. All St. John Ambulance product sales and training registrations support these community services, and without our volunteers, these services would not be possible.

The Numbers: Canadians have been volunteering with St. John Ambulance for over 130 years. There are more than 600 dedicated front-line St. John Ambulance volunteers across Alberta, providing over 24,000 community service hours every year. This includes 72 Therapy Dog Services volunteers and 409 Medical First Responders. In 2014, 706 public events were covered by St. John Ambulance Medical First Responders, resulting in over 404 patients being assisted by our volunteers.

Additional information

To sign up for an event click here
To request first aid coverage click here
To become a Therapy Dog Volunteer click here
To request Therapy Dog coverage click here

It made me feel lucky to have the life I have and it also made me happy to see that I could make a difference with my skills

Dirk Chisholm

There’s lots of things I like about being a St John Ambulance MFR, especially the fact that I get to volunteer in spurts

Dillen
0
STJ_logoSt. John Ambulance is an international humanitarian Organization and is a foundation of the Order of St. John. 88725 4035 RR0001
Privacy Policy