Our service to the NHS is provided free of charge and is funded entirely by public donations and sponsorship. We are often referred to as Blood Bikes but we also transport test samples, documents, X-rays, donated human milk, and other medical supplies and equipment. We cover the whole of Wales, providing services to all NHS Trusts with regional groups based in Cwmbran, Cardiff, Swansea, Pembroke,
Aberystwyth, Bangor, and Wrexham. οΏ½
We welcome all volunteers and anything you can do to help will be gratefully received. There are many roles to be fulfilled within the charity, from fundraisers collecting outside supermarkets, to controllers answering the phones and dispatching riders, to the riders themselves. Training for fundraisers/controllers etc, is provided free of charge, however, to be a rider for Blood Bikes Wales you need to be 25+ and have a minimum of two years' riding experience. You will also need an advanced rider qualification which the charity is unable to totally fund, but we have observers from both IAM and RoSPA in our membership who will be able to help you. For more information, please email: [email protected]
Volunteering for Blood Bikes Wales is a worthwhile cause, saving the NHS in Wales hundreds of thousands of pounds every year that can be released for patient care. Hours of Operation vary between regions, but we aim to be operating from 7:00pm on Friday night to 12 midnight on Sunday and similar times on bank holidays at a minimum with some areas operating during the week and a dedicated service offered to transport frozen human milk to high dependency baby units between Monday to Friday. Volunteers are the lifeblood of our charity - if you want to volunteer for Blood Bikes Wales, please visit: https://linktr.ee/BloodBikesWales