Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA)– saving and improving lives in every corner of Scotland, 365 days a year. Since the service launched in 2013, the charity has responded to over 6,100 time-critical emergencies. As the country’s only charity-funded air ambulance service, SCAA relies entirely on public donations to fuel its life-saving flights that bring help and hope to those suffering serious injury or illness. Our Speakers offer vital support in raising awareness and funds for SCAA. Speakers attend pre-arranged Talks and often seek new opportunities with local groups. Speakers act as our local representatives providing insight into our work and highlighting emotional patient stories. We would like to hear from you if you are friendly, engaging, and comfortable speaking to an audience. No formal experience is necessary, we provide training and kit. Volunteering with SCAA has a host of benefits not only are you supporting our life-saving work you can: Develop new and existing skills. Boost your confidence. Volunteer updates and SCAA news. Meet other SCAA volunteers. Join our private volunteers Facebook group – to celebrate all things SCAA and chat with your team. Volunteer celebration events Claim reasonable travel expenses. You are welcome to complete the application form via the link below or email Becca, Volunteer Coordinator directly volunteer@scaa.org.uk

Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA) saves and improves lives across Scotland, delivering expert paramedic care at the scene of time-critical emergencies. With your help, we can continue fundraising and raising awareness to support our life-saving work. We are welcoming new collection can volunteers to help us manage our pre-existing locations and find new ones. We have hundreds of cans in cities, rural areas and the islands. Volunteers select the areas they'd like to support us in. While the role is flexible we ask that you can access a local bank. We offer initial training and ongoing support. Many bank branch locations have coin counters which make it simple, a few rural locations may require the cans counted. Good numeracy skills are needed in that case. If you are interested and want to help support our life-saving work: either follow the link below or email Becca, Volunteer Coordinator volunteer@scaa.org.uk