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The Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS) brings pioneering pre-hospital care to the scene, rescuing hundreds of severely injured or ill patients every year. We are not NHS-funded.

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2,083

Call-outs in 2024

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£25,200

Daily operating cost

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£9.3m

Annual cost of the service

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Air ambulance team feature on Reuben Owen: Life in The Dales

Dr Rachel Hawes OBE and paramedic Mike Sproat will star in the sixth episode of the second season which airs on 24 June at 8pm. The team from GNAAS treated Miles Owen, son of Amanda Owen, who is known as the Yorkshire Shepherdess, when he had a diabetic emergency on Ravenseat Farm in December 2022. … Continued

What we got up to during June’s trip to the Isle of Man

Their itinerary was jam-packed with meetings, catch-ups, collection box servicing, and even a radio interview. We spoke to Amanda who shared the following highlights from their trip over the Irish Sea. Tuesday We arrived on the Isle of Man on Tuesday afternoon and our first stop was visiting the lovely ladies at Peel Charity Shop, … Continued

Whitehaven community raises £50,000 from clothing collections

Jordan Mattinson, 32, first started organising collections of unwanted clothing in 2020, during the covid-19 pandemic, and utilised the Whitehaven Rugby Club to store the donations. Over 10 tonnes of clothing was accumulated during the first collection, and this spurred Jordan on to continue hosting collections to support his local air ambulance service. He said: … Continued

Air ambulance team feature on Reuben Owen: Life in The Dales

Dr Rachel Hawes OBE and paramedic Mike Sproat will star in the sixth episode of the second season which airs on 24 June at 8pm. The team from GNAAS treated Miles Owen, son of Amanda Owen, who is known as the Yorkshire Shepherdess, when he had a diabetic emergency on Ravenseat Farm in December 2022. … Continued

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