St John Ambulance NSW Wagga Wagga Division

05/11/2022

09/09/2022

At the Wagga Show and wearing black arm bands for respect of the passing of the Queen

03/09/2022

Thrills and spills at the Motor Mania Event
(Video footage courtesy of a spectator)

18/08/2022

Wagga Wagga Combined Division was nominated for the 2022 NSW Volunteer of the year Award
I was pleased to accept the Award on behalf of our Division

06/08/2022

🚨 LATEST SES FLOOD BULLETIN: 6:45pm 🚨

👉🏼At this stage no evacuation order has been put in place, but a warning remains in place for North Wagga Wagga and Gumly Gumly.

Please read the attached bulletin for key information.

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06/08/2022

🚨 LATEST SES FLOOD BULLETIN: 7:25am 🚨

• Moderate flooding possible for Wagga Wagga

Please read the attached bulletin for key information.

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03/08/2022

On Friday 29, Saturday 30, and Sunday 31 July, our members attended the HNSW Women's Master's Half State - South - Hockey
They treated a wide range of injuries and ailments
They had a great time and really enjoyed working at the event (even on Sunday which was rather cold and wet)

22/04/2022

Are you interested in helping your Community?

St John Ambulance NSW Wagga Wagga Combined Division is looking for Members.

Don't have a First Aid Certificate? No need to worry, we will provide the necessary training and skills.

We meet each Thursday at the Glenfield Park Community Centre, Tanda Place (near the Glenrock Country Practice).

Juniors and Cadets meet at 6:30 - 7:30pm.
Adults meet at 7:30 - 9:00pm.

Junior Member: 8-11 years and 11 years.
Cadet Member: 11-18 years.
Adult Member 18+ years.

Come along to talk to us and see what we do.

You can Apply to volunteer online https://www.stjohnnsw.com.au/volunteer

For more information on what opportunities are available or how the process works, please email our Member Support Services team at hr@stjohnnsw.com.au

Volunteer

17/02/2022

Restrictions are easing across NSW from tomorrow.

From Friday, 18 February:
👉 No density limits apply
👉 QR check-ins are only required at nightclubs and music festivals with more than 1,000 people
👉 Hospitals, aged and disability facilities may use existing check-in systems for recording visitors
👉 Singing and dancing is allowed at venues, except music festivals
👉 Working from home will be at the discretion of your employer.

From Friday, 25 February:
👉 Masks are only required on public transport and planes, and indoors at airports, hospitals, aged and disability care facilities, corrections facilities and music festivals with more than 1,000 people
👉 No capacity caps at music festivals, with singing and dancing allowed. Vaccination requirements will remain for indoor music festivals over 1,000 people.

More info: bit.ly/EasingRestrictions18Feb

06/02/2022

The team had a really busy day at the Rugby 7s Comp yesterday. Thanks to everyone who helped out.

22/01/2022

With COVID-19 circulating in the community, it’s important to make sure we’re all practicing COVID-safe behaviours.

There are three things to take into consideration when making safe social choices:

1. Location - outdoor or well-ventilated spaces reduce the risk of transmission
2. Proximity - stay 1.5 meters away from others when possible, and if it’s not possible, wear a mask
3. Time - Shorter time periods with others are safer

Our best protection is to get vaccinated (including your booster!). If you feel unwell or have any symptoms, stay home and don’t visit love ones.

More: https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/stay-safe/rules/people-in-nsw

24/12/2021

Merry Christmas everyone