Help fund Critical Care Ambulance AAP - St Lucia

The funds raised will be used to purchase, ship and pay customs duties to be able to deliver critical care ambulance services to the population and visitors to St. Lucia in the absence of there not being such level of prehospital care services to the island.

The ambulance will additionally be used to augment and support disaster and mass casualty response to the island , in addition to providing aeromedical medevac ground support for critically ill and injured patients needing that level of care and response.

A BUD OF FAITH: Doing this in an effort to help improve the quality of Prehospital Emergency Care and patient standardized transport in St. Lucia the team of EMS Specialist, EMS Educators, and Med-E-vac Technicians through their Arch Angel Project are seeking to raise funds to fund a Critical Care Ambulance to provide much needed advanced services to the island of St. Lucia, in association with Emergency Health Management Systems, Life Flight Services (St. Lucia) and the Center for Prehospital Emergency Medical Services.

This endeavour was borne out of the increasing demand for proper and apporiate standards of service in this sector and speciliazed area of services due to the uncessary loss of life which could have been saved if proper and appropriate resources were available on the island and delivered by appropriately trained individuals , so I along with our team having been working, training, planning and remaining consistent to charge the status quo, to create the change we seek.

As a result the projects were established 2004 and have since 2001 introduced international standard EMS Education and training to the island and have graduating over 150 Cohorts many of whom are now practicing Medical Doctors.

The projects seeks to introduce by way of building local capacitythrough continuing to deliver international standards of Prehospital Emergency Medical Care, to respond to, provide international standard patient transport, Emergency Med-E-Vac capacity etc. through the development of knowledge and skills to their selected team of future care providers an service professionals.

In 2002 the project introduced the international standard Prehospital Emergency Medical Service Training program under approval of the Government of St. Lucia through the Ministry of the Health, Ministry of the Public Service and the Public Service Commission.

The training program was recogmnized by the Technical Vocational Education Unit of the Ministry of Education in 2008 and Acredited by the the St. Lucia Council for Technical Vocational Education Training (SLCTVET) of the Ministry of Education in 2023 .