Steyning Area First Responders - SAFeR

03/09/2026

https://safersteyning.org.uk/brighton-hove-pride/

CFR team leader Liz and team member Julia attended Pride 2026 on August 1st along with many others from the Ambulance Service. Liz says: We arrived at Hove Lawns at 10am where we met up with Paramedics from across England

24/06/2026

💚 A heartfelt thank you to one of our amazing local supporters!

We are truly grateful to an anonymous and generous local resident who has chosen to make regular donations to us through their employer's Payroll Giving scheme. Their thoughtfulness and commitment means so much to us.

Donations like this help us to continue our vital work of advancing and supporting public health & wellbeing within the local area.

If you'd like to support us, it's worth checking whether your employer offers a Payroll Giving or Give As You Earn scheme - it's a straightforward, tax-efficient way to give, and it costs you less than the amount we actually receive. 💚

To find out more about supporting us, visit https://safersteyning.org.uk/give/.

02/03/2026

https://safersteyning.org.uk/steyning-strummers-and-singers-mad-march/

Steyning Strummers and Singers will be hosting another concert at Steyning Methodist Church on Saturday 14th March 2026, and – once again – will very kindly be raising money for Steyning Area First Responders, as well as Steyning Methodist Church

11/02/2026

https://safersteyning.org.uk/year8s-2026/

On 6 February, Steyning Area First Responders (SAFeR) demonstrated life-saving skills to 80 Year 8 students at Steyning Grammar School. Led by SAFeR Team Leader Liz Bull, and supported by volunteer responders from Henfield and Worthing, the team ran six

19/01/2026

DOES YOUR WORKPLACE DEFIBRILLATOR WORK?

A defibrillator can save a life – but only if properly maintained. Batteries last around 4 years, pads around 2 years.

SAFeR checks our 16 public defibrillators monthly, but can't access private ones at workplaces and clubs.

Please check your defibrillator regularly. It could save a colleague or friend's life.

For more information see

A defibrillator can be the difference between life and death during a cardiac arrest – but only if it’s working when needed. Sadly, there have been cases where defibrillators have failed at the crucial moment, simply because they weren’t properly