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North Northants First Responders We are a voluntary Team and we respond to 999 calls for East Midlands Ambulance Service. North Northants First Responders are now a Registered Charity.

We also have a passion in working with the community to show people how to use a defibrillator and perform CPR if needed. Registered Charity Number 1194543
The Trustees are: Paul Nelson, Linda Harvey, Stacey Price.

Love social media? Could you help us share life-saving messages? 💙In the new year we'll be taking our social media back ...
03/11/2026

Love social media? Could you help us share life-saving messages? 💙

In the new year we'll be taking our social media back in-house, with training and templates from S.C. Agency, and we'd love a volunteer to join us. You'd help create posts, share our work, promote events and fundraising, and keep our pages active. This is a charity support role, not a responder role.

Interested? Send us a message or email [email protected]

Making a difference when every second counts.

Having an autumn clear-out? Your old clothes could help keep our responders on the road. 💙Our charity clothing bins are ...
01/11/2026

Having an autumn clear-out? Your old clothes could help keep our responders on the road. 💙

Our charity clothing bins are at:
Stanion Village Hall
Gretton Cricket & Sports Bar car park
Corby Conservative Club
Cardigan Arms, Corby
Deenethorpe Dog Paddocks
Corby Primary School

Every bag you drop off raises funds for the kit bags, uniforms and defibrillators our volunteers carry.

Find your nearest bin and fill a bag this week.

Making a difference when every second counts.

Heading out trick or treating tonight? A few simple tips to keep little ones safe. 🫁• Check treats before they're eaten....
31/10/2026

Heading out trick or treating tonight? A few simple tips to keep little ones safe. 🫁

• Check treats before they're eaten. If your child has a food allergy, read the labels first.
• Small, hard sweets can be a choking risk for young children, so keep an eye on them while they eat.
• Choose flame-resistant costumes and keep away from candles and pumpkin lanterns.
• Carry a torch or wear something reflective so drivers can see you, and make sure children are with an adult.

Want to know what to do if someone is choking? Message us to book a free workshop for your group.

In an emergency, always call 999.

Making a difference when every second counts.

Did you know every piece of kit our responders carry is funded by donations? 💙We're an independent charity. East Midland...
30/10/2026

Did you know every piece of kit our responders carry is funded by donations? 💙

We're an independent charity. East Midlands Ambulance Service trains our volunteers, but the kit bags, uniforms, defibrillators and our vehicle are all paid for by people like you. It costs around £12,000 a year to keep our responders ready for 999 calls.

Every donation, however small, makes a difference. Donate here by using our PayPal link or for further donate options visit our website: Donate | North Northants CFR

Making a difference when every second counts.

What a year of events it's been. Thank you to every event that welcomed us. 💙Now we're planning for 2027. Is your school...
29/10/2026

What a year of events it's been. Thank you to every event that welcomed us. 💙

Now we're planning for 2027. Is your school, club, village or business holding an event? Our Awareness Training Vehicle can come along to share life-saving skills and tell people about volunteering with us.

Message us to book: [email protected]

Making a difference when every second counts.

With the children home for half term, would you know what to do if one started choking? 🫁For a child over one year old w...
28/10/2026

With the children home for half term, would you know what to do if one started choking? 🫁

For a child over one year old who can't cough, give up to 5 back blows between the shoulder blades, then up to 5 abdominal thrusts. If they're still choking, call 999 and keep repeating. Babies under one need a different technique, which we cover in our free workshops.

In an emergency, always call 999.

Book a free workshop for your school or group: message us.

Making a difference when every second counts.

On Saturday 28th November we will be at Oakley Vale Community Centre Christmas Fete.We'll have a charity stall and our r...
27/10/2026

On Saturday 28th November we will be at Oakley Vale Community Centre Christmas Fete.

We'll have a charity stall and our responders will be showing visitors simple life-saving skills, including hands-only CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation).

It only takes a few minutes and you'll leave knowing what to do.

Making a difference when every second counts.

Are you the organised one? Could you help keep a life-saving charity running smoothly? 💙We're looking for a volunteer to...
26/10/2026

Are you the organised one? Could you help keep a life-saving charity running smoothly? 💙

We're looking for a volunteer to help with general charity admin, supporting our chair and secretary. That could mean paperwork, organising information and records, and keeping track of all the charity's equipment.

This is a charity support role, not a responder role.

Interested? Message us or email [email protected]

Making a difference when every second counts.

Would you know what to do? 🫁You're in a café and the person next to you starts choking. They can't speak, cough or breat...
25/10/2026

Would you know what to do? 🫁

You're in a café and the person next to you starts choking. They can't speak, cough or breathe. What should you do first?

A) Give them a glass of water
B) Give up to 5 sharp back blows between the shoulder blades
C) Wait to see if it passes

The answer is B. If someone can't cough, speak or breathe, give up to 5 back blows, then up to 5 abdominal thrusts. If they're still choking, call 999 and keep repeating. You can practise this at one of our free workshops. 🫁

Making a difference when every second counts.

Would you know what to do? 🫁You're in a café and the person next to you starts choking. They can't speak, cough or breat...
24/10/2026

Would you know what to do? 🫁

You're in a café and the person next to you starts choking. They can't speak, cough or breathe. What should you do first?

A) Give them a glass of water
B) Give up to 5 sharp back blows between the shoulder blades
C) Wait to see if it passes

Comment A, B or C. We'll share the answer tomorrow. In an emergency, always call 999.

Making a difference when every second counts.

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Corby Ambulance Station
Kettering
NN171TR

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