As a Community EMS service, we are trained, equipped and licensed to help our community whenever our help is required. We usually don’t answer emergency calls, we are embedded within our community to provide help so that a minor medical problem don’t escalate into emergencies. You see us on the street, during events and fairs, and whenever else our community comes together. Whenever a situation is urgent and has a medical component that needs attention – but is not an emergency – we might be able to assist. Our volunteers are available 24/7 – and all of our services are provided free of charge.

We have received grant money to provide services to the un-housed community. Other than that we do not receive any funding from any governmental organization. We rely on our communities to help us with donations and grants.

We need a lot of supplies and equipment like oxygen bottles, masks, splints, gauze and such. We also need vehicles to get to and from our area of deployment, ATVs to get into rugged terrain and more. We also have to cover organizational costs like gasoline, storage space, insurance and communications costs. Our officers and volunteers do not receive any money.