Dronfield First Responders

Dronfield First Responders are trained volunteers who provide life-saving care during medical emergencies like cardiac arrests and strokes. Working with East Midlands Ambulance Service, they respond quickly within their community, often arriving before ambulances. Equipped with defibrillators and oxygen, their swift actions improve survival rates and reduce complications. Relying on donations, they play a vital role in supporting the NHS and safeguarding Dronfield residents.

December 2024

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Dronfield First Responders are volunteers trained to provide vital medical assistance in the moments that matter most. Operating alongside the East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS), they are often the first on the scene when someone in their community experiences a medical emergency, such as a cardiac arrest, stroke, or severe breathing difficulty.

Equipped with specialist training and life-saving equipment like defibrillators and oxygen, first responders bridge the critical gap before ambulance crews arrive. Their rapid intervention can mean the difference between life and death, offering reassurance and urgent care to patients and their families during highly stressful situations.

As local residents, Dronfield First Responders are uniquely positioned to respond quickly within their community, often reaching patients faster than an ambulance. This swift action improves survival rates and helps reduce long-term complications for those in need.

Entirely voluntary, the group relies on donations and community support to sustain their essential service. By providing immediate care in emergencies, Dronfield First Responders play a crucial role in supporting the NHS and safeguarding the health of their neighbours in Dronfield.

Latest Project Updates

Granted £3,500
November 2024

Dronfield CFR Visit SDL Minorfern

Andy Bloor, Branch Manager at SDL Minorfern Chesterfield, proudly presented a £4,000 donation to Dave Brown from Dronfield Community First Responders. This generous contribution will help support their vital, life-saving work in the local community.

Granted £3,500
November 2024

£4,000 Granted

Dronfield First Responders have been awarded a £4,000 grant from the Minorfern Foundation. This funding is part of the Foundation’s ongoing commitment to supporting small, local charities that make a big impact in their communities.