East Anglian Air Ambulance: Lifesaving Aviation Services in the Heart of East Anglia
Imagine a life hanging by a thread. With road traffic collisions, cardiac arrests, and medical emergencies on a daily pitch, timely medical intervention can mean the difference between life and death! Enter the East Anglian Air Ambulance — a charity dedicated to providing urgent care to the people of Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk every single day of the year. Since our inception in 2000, our highly trained teams have conducted over 30,000 lifesaving missions, relying on the support of our generous donors to keep flying. Together, we bring hope to those in dire need.
Our Mission and Values
Commitment to saving lives and providing critical care in emergencies.
Charity-run organization with no regular government funding.
Strong reliance on community support and fundraising efforts to maintain operations.
Focused on meticulous care delivery by highly skilled medical professionals.
The Teams Behind the Helicopters
Specialist pre-hospital doctors and critical care paramedics working seamlessly in life-threatening situations.
Highly trained pilots ensuring safe and swift transport to emergency scenes.
Operational bases located in Norwich (24/7) and Cambridge (7 AM – midnight).
A supportive network of volunteers helping to coordinate fundraising and community outreach.
Advanced Medical Capabilities
Equipped with state-of-the-art medical resources to deliver immediate care.
Capability to attend incidents in darkness and at unlit locations, setting us apart as trailblazers in emergency aviation.
Innovative use of air ambulance services to enhance health outcomes for critically ill patients.
Focus on delivering advanced skills and specialized equipment right at the scene of the emergency.
Community Impact and Achievements
Over 30,000 missions attended, with profound impacts on countless lives across East Anglia.
A significant reduction in pre-hospital mortality rates due to rapid medical intervention.
High-standard care appreciated and recognized by local communities.
Engagement in awareness programs to promote safety and accident prevention.
How You Can Help Us Save Lives
Donation options for individuals and organizations to support lifesaving services.
Volunteering opportunities for community members to engage with and support the cause.
Participation in fundraising events to boost awareness and resources.
Sponsorship opportunities to assist in the operation of air ambulances.
Our Services and Aircraft
Service
Details
Lifesaving Missions
Response to medical emergencies throughout Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.
Advanced Clinical Care
Provision of emergency medical treatment on site and rapid evacuation to medical facilities.
Community Engagement
Education initiatives to promote traffic safety and awareness of air ambulance services.
Visited Helimed House today for a tour on Heritage Open Day. What a lovely bunch of dedicated people.
A special thanks to Rachel and Aaron for showing us around.
Keep up the good work folks and hopefully I will never need your services. Roly
Had a base tour after a fund raiser for these absolute heroes. Impossible to describe the hard work and dedication these fantastic people put in. Can't wait to see what the base will look like after refurb and refit!
The crew (Mark Clayton, Dave Killingback, Al & Rob) took care of a family member following a car accident at Rocklands. I cannot express how grateful I am to the crew for their professionalism, empathy and kindness. We are so lucky to have this valuable resource.
A huge thank you to the wonderful crew who came to the rescue of my husband after a freak cycling accident near South Creake two and a half weeks ago while we were on holiday in the area. They regularly face horrifying situations with calmness and professionalism; we will forever be grateful for their expertise and dedication to helping others.
I’m thankful to report that he is recovering well.
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Roland Batchelor
in the last weekVisited Helimed House today for a tour on Heritage Open Day. What a lovely bunch of dedicated people. A special thanks to Rachel and Aaron for showing us around. Keep up the good work folks and hopefully I will never need your services. Roly
Turning Wright
4 years agoHad a base tour after a fund raiser for these absolute heroes. Impossible to describe the hard work and dedication these fantastic people put in. Can't wait to see what the base will look like after refurb and refit!
Tristan Ashby
6 months agoThe crew (Mark Clayton, Dave Killingback, Al & Rob) took care of a family member following a car accident at Rocklands. I cannot express how grateful I am to the crew for their professionalism, empathy and kindness. We are so lucky to have this valuable resource.
Josh Ellis-Briggs
4 months agoPlayed the connect 4 tournament. Didnt get to see the helicopter but the tour and training room was fantastic
Claire Wells
3 years agoA huge thank you to the wonderful crew who came to the rescue of my husband after a freak cycling accident near South Creake two and a half weeks ago while we were on holiday in the area. They regularly face horrifying situations with calmness and professionalism; we will forever be grateful for their expertise and dedication to helping others. I’m thankful to report that he is recovering well.