Media Releases

St John & NZFS sign 2014 Memorandum of Understanding

Victoria Hawkins | December 2, 2014

St John and the NZ Fire Service have signed an updated Memorandum of Understanding today which formalises practices and guides co-operation between the two services....

St John’s Ebola virus disease preparedness

Robyn Bern | October 30, 2014

St John New Zealand has been closely monitoring the situation with regards to Ebola virus disease. It is important for organisations such as St John to be prepared and we are....

St John performance August 2014

Robyn Bern | October 29, 2014

St John reports on immediately life threatening ("purple"), immediately life threatening or time critical ("red"), and urgent / potentially serious but not immediately life threatening incidents ("orange") incidents - in urban and rural locations....

St John’s first annual cardiac arrest report

Robyn Bern | October 1, 2014

Of the 38 people treated for cardiac arrest by St John each week, 11 are successfully resuscitated and transported to hospital. Six of those people will later be discharged – that’s a 15% survival rate....

ST JOHN TO RECRUIT 158 ADDITIONAL FRONTLINE STAFF

Victoria Hawkins | August 20, 2014

An ACC funding boost helps St John increase frontline staff numbers by 158 in 35 locations across New Zealand....

St John performance July 2014

M Street | August 15, 2014

This document shows St John responses to 3 types of incidents - in urban and rural locations. The incidents are: immediately life threatening ("purple"), immediately life threatening or time critical ("red"), and to urgent / potentially serious but not immediately life threatening incidents ("orange"). ...

ST JOHN IS NEW ZEALAND'S MOST TRUSTED CHARITY

Victoria Hawkins | July 23, 2014

St John is proud to announce it has been voted the Most Trusted Charity in the highly competitive and respected Reader’s Digest Most Trusted Brands Awards. ...

St John performance June 2014

Robyn Bern | July 17, 2014

This document shows St John responses to 3 types of incidents - in urban and rural locations. The incidents are: immediately life threatening ("purple" ), immediately life threatening or time critical ("red" ), and to urgent / potentially serious but not immediately life threatening incidents ("orange")....