St John WA - Carnarvon

14/10/2026

We have made some changes to our First Aid Courses from Oct til Dec. For up to date details, please visit the website.

The following courses can be booked online through the St John WA website www.stjohnwa.com.au or
through the Carnarvon Subcentre- 9941 1082, [email protected] or
come and see us at 358 Robinson Street Carnarvon (Next to Autopro).

08/09/2026

We had a great time visiting Carnarvon Community College and transporting their special pt back to the classroom!

03/08/2026

We are Open!
Carnarvon St John Administration Office is back to normal office hours.
Monday- Friday- Open 8am- 4pm
Closed for lunch between 12-1pm
Email, phone or Come and see us for all your First Aid courses, First Aid kits and supplies, Ambulance memberships, and if interested in becoming a Volunteer!
358 Robinson Street Carnarvon (next to Autopro)
9941 1082
[email protected]

18/07/2026

🌭🥓 Tomorrow's the Day! ☕

Join us from 9:00am at 348 Robinson St, out the front of Telomac Tackle & Camping, for a sausage sizzle, bacon & egg buns, and coffee!

Every purchase helps support our local volunteers and raises funds for a beautiful station mural by talented local Indigenous artist Raymond Edney.

A huge thank you to Woolworths Carnarvon and Telomac Tackle & Camping for their generous support.

Come hungry, bring your family and friends, and help support our local community. See you there! ❤️

25/04/2026

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.

17/04/2026

🚑 Multi-Agency Response – Carnarvon 🚤

On Monday night, St John Carnarvon responded to a call for an elderly woman in her 80s experiencing a severe neurological emergency on a cruise ship from the US.

Working alongside VMR Carnarvon, crews rendezvoused with a vessel just east of Koks Island, where the patient was assessed and treated for significant stroke-like symptoms.

Thanks to a prompt and coordinated response, the patient was safely transported to Carnarvon Hospital before being flown to Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital by the RFDS a short time later.

A massive shoutout to Dean and Chris for ensuring the safe transfer of our crew, the patient, and her daughter under challenging conditions.

This job highlights the strength of teamwork across agencies and the importance of rapid response in time-critical emergencies.

01/04/2026

Why did the paramedic bring a red pen to work?

🥁 🥁 🥁

In case they needed to draw blood!

Given the confusion between St John and St John of God we are changing our name to St Jeff! ❤️

30/03/2026

Volunteers who haven’t even had enough time to clean up their own homes but still gave everything to help the community recover. Huge respect and thanks to these heroes who keep pushing through when it matters most. Their selfless dedication and hard work have made a huge difference in our community’s recovery. Together, we’re stronger and will rebuild better than ever.