Emergency service workers `PR102`¶

Emergency service workers is a tag in the UK-CAT classification of charities in the UK. It is part of the Professions category.

70 charities have been tagged with this tag. This represents 0.03% of all charities.

Keywords to find charities¶

UK-CAT categories are applied to charities based on a set of keywords, in the form of a regular expression.

The regular expression used to find charities in this tag is:

Distribution by size of charity¶

Income band	Charities with tag	Percent of all charities
Under £10k	21	0.03%
£10k - £100k	21	0.03%
£100k - £250k	6	0.03%
£250k - £500k	4	0.04%
£500k - £1m	3	0.04%
£1m - £10m	5	0.05%
Over £10m	4	0.18%
Total	64	0.03%

Distribution by charity regulator¶

Regulator	Charities with tag	Percent of all charities
ccew	55	0.03%
oscr	12	0.05%
ccni	3	0.04%
Total	70	0.03%

Ten largest charities (by income)¶

Name	Latest income
NORTH WEST AIR AMBULANCE [Charity number: 1075641] The North West Air Ambulance Charity helicopters and HEMS (Helicopter Emergency Medical Service) response vehicles operate 365 days a year, with doctors and HEMS paramedics on board providing enhanced pre-hospital care and hospital transfers to patients across the entire North West. The charity is dedicated to the conservation and preservation of life, through services of an air ambulance.	£15,614,915
The Royal College of Emergency Medicine [Charity number: SC044373] The objects for which the College is incorporated shall be to: (a) advance education and research in Emergency Medicine and to publish the useful results of such research. and (b) preserve and protect good health and to relieve sickness by improving standards of health care and providing expert guidance and advice on policy to appropriate bodies on matters relating to Emergency Medicine.	£13,038,201
The Fire Fighters Charity [Charity number: SC040096] 1.1 The Objects of the Charity are such charitable purposes as the Trustees shall in their absolute discretion determine (including, without limitation, the relief of poverty. the advancement of health or the saving of lives) for those persons having a direct or indirect association with the fir services community ('the beneficiary class') as defined in the Charity's rules and 1.2 the relief of Burns survivors by yhe provision only of rehabilitation, and advisory services as the Trustees shall in their absolute discrection determine	£11,219,619
FIRE FIGHTERS CHARITY [Charity number: 1093387] The Charity provides services that enhance the quality of life of the fire services community through a range of support to meet their mental, physical and social needs.	£11,219,619
THE POLICE TREATMENT CENTRES [Charity number: 1147449] THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH AND THE RELIEF OF THOSE IN NEED BY REASON OF ILL HEALTH, DISABILITY OR OTHER DISADVANTAGE AND THE PROMOTION OF THE EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE POLICE SERVICE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT LIMITED TO: 5.1 PROVIDE TREATMENT AND/OR FACILITIES FOR ILL OR INJURED POLICE OFFICERS TO SUPPORT THEIR RETURN TO BETTER HEALTH AND WELLBEING.	£7,284,879
The Police Treatment Centres [Charity number: SC043396] The Charity's objects are specifically restricted to the advancement of health and the relief of those in need by reason of ill health, disability or other disadvantage and the promotion of the efficiency and effectiveness of the Police Service for the public benefit in particular but not limited to: 5.1 Provide treatment and/or facilities for ill or injured police officers to support their return to better health and wellbeing. 5.2 Provide treatment, at the Trustees' discretion and where capacity allows, for retired police officers and police cadets who are ill or injured to support their return to better health and wellbeing. 5.3 Provide treatment, at the Trustees' discretion and where capacity allows, in significant and unique cases to members of a policing organisation who are ill or injured to support their return to better health and wellbeing.	£7,284,879
COLLEGE OF PARAMEDICS [Charity number: 1164445] Membership organisation development of the Paramedic Profession	£2,993,052
METROPOLITAN POLICE BENEVOLENT FUND [Charity number: 1125409] Provides financial assistance to serving, retired and ex Metropolitan Police Officers and their dependants in need by way of a monetary grant or interest free loan. Also allows officers free access to Flint House, the Police Rehabilitation Centre in Goring, where necessary and supports the Metropolitan and City Police Orphans Fund	£2,079,612
THE METROPOLITAN AND CITY POLICE ORPHANS FUND [Charity number: 234787] To providing grants to necessitous orphans of members of the Metropolitan and City Police Officers to further their educational and welfare needs.	£1,184,565
BRITISH SOCIETY FOR GYNAECOLOGICAL ENDOSCOPY TRUST [Charity number: 1077892] Training in Gynaecological Endoscopy, particularly with regard to the management of endometriosis and pelvic pain. The BSGE organises meetings for Consultants, Doctors in Training and paramedics and awards appropriate Bursaries, including student bursaries for students taking the MSC in Advanced Gynaecological Endoscopy which is jointly run with the University of Surrey	£960,181

Ten random charities¶

Name	Latest income
Blackstock Trust [Charity number: SC014309] The trust shall annually apply the free residue of the income of the Trust Fund remaining after payment of expenses of administration, repair, and maintenance as hereinbefore provided and subject to the foregoing power to establish an equalising find, for such of the following charitable purposes as the Trustees may from time to time select:- (a) In making grants to or for the benefit of any persons of either sex resident in the Counties of Roxburgh, Berwick or Selkirk in Scotland who being aged or infirm or in ill health or blind or deaf or suffering from any other physical handicap are in need of financial assistance for their maintenance, accommodation or welfare and in providing such amenities as the Trustees may deem desirable for the comfort or for the alleviation of the distress or suffering of any such persons. (b) In making grants to any Institution, Association or like organisation of a charitable nature the objects of which provide for the care, attention, maintenance or welfare in Scotland of persons who are aged or infirm or suffering from some chronic ailment, or blind or deaf or otherwise physically handicapped. (c) In making grants for the welfare, maintenance and accommodation of (One) any police officer in Great Britain who has been incapacitated either wholly or partially, permanently or temporarily in the course of duty as a police officer, and (Two) the widow and dependants of any such police officer who has been killed or incapacitated in the course of duty. and in making grants to any Institution, Association or like organisation established for the welfare, training or otherwise for the benefit of any such police officer or the widow and dependants thereof.	£20,327
GUISELEY NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH ASSOCIATION [Charity number: 1076467] The association operates principally as a channel of communication between the local police and the residents of Guiseley, using e-mail, voice mail and a newsletter which includes details of recent criminal activity and associated problems in the area. Monthly meetings are held, attended by a police officer and community support officers.	£170
NEWARK & DISTRICT COMMUNITY FIRST RESPONDERS [Charity number: 1165576] We are a team of dedicated volunteers who respond to 999 calls within the area of Newark & District, we can potentially save lives. Because we're local, we can arrive at the patients home before the ambulance or paramedic and then we are able to provide essential treatment at the earliest opportunity. We stay with the patient until the ambulance or paramedic arrives - which can be several hours.	£15,041
Royal College of Paramedics [Charity number: 1211180] THE OBJECTS FOR WHICH THE CHARITY IS ESTABLISHED ARE THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH AND SAVING AND IMPROVING OF LIVES AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EFFICIENCY WITHIN THE PARAMEDIC PROFESSION INCLUDING BY:1.1.1 DEVELOPING THE SCOPE AND PRACTICE OF PARAMEDIC SCIENCE AND RELATED SUBJECTS IN THE PARAMEDIC PROFESSION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PRACTITIONERS;1.1.2 MANAGING A CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROCESS FOR THE PROFESSION;1.1.3 PROMOTING EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN PARAMEDIC SCIENCES AND RELATED AREAS WITHIN THE PROFESSION; AND1.1.4 ENCOURAGING AND SHARING GOOD CLINICAL PRACTICE AND HIGH STANDARDS OF CARE THROUGH RESEARCH AND LEADERSHIP.
REFORM RESTORE RESPECT [Charity number: 1147138] Our activities are to educate, encourage and transform the lives of young people who are vulnerable or at risk of offending or re-offending by a commitment to being part of the solution to safer communities and working partnership with school teachers, social workers, youth offending teams, probation officers, police officers, youth workers, prison officers and other organisations to reduce crime.	£22,674
POLICE ROLL OF HONOUR TRUST [Charity number: 1179754] The Trust maintains the UK Police Roll of Honour, a record of public service and sacrifice of all British Police Officers who list their lives on and in the line of duty since the earliest days of professional law enforcement.	£92,129
COLLEGE OF PARAMEDICS [Charity number: 1164445] Membership organisation development of the Paramedic Profession	£2,993,052
WEST MIDLANDS POLICE BENEVOLENT FUND [Charity number: 1186628] The benevolent fund provides grants to serving and retired police officers and serving and retired employees of the West Midlands Police and any other Qualifying Police Organisations suffering from financial hardship or who have a charitable need. Also supports organisations associated with policing for eg, sponsorship of events or funding towards activities.	£473,823
BRITISH POLICE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA [Charity number: 1003562] The Orchestra made up of police officers, police staff and other members of the extended police family each year performs at different venues around the country raising money for a number of different charities. A mini tour of India took place in February 2008. Charity Concerts included Warwick Arts Centre for Fighting Blindness and the annual Proms Concert at Symphony Hall in December.	£64,993
The Scottish Police Credit Union Foundation [Charity number: SC040636] To advance education and good financial awareness within all Scottish Police Forces, in any manner now or in the future deemed charitable in law, and in particular, to provide all Scottish Police officers, Scottish Police Force support officers, Scottish Police Special Constables, and their immediate families with support for educational initiatives which will enable better financial management. To advance good citizenship throughout Scotland in any manner now or in the future deemed charitable in law, and in particular, assist all Scottish Police Forces to improve engagement with disadvantaged communities by providing support for initiatives which will enable improved diversionary activities for all social groups, although young people in particular. To further the objects of other Scottish Police based charitable organisations.	£16,306