Hato Hone St John

Australasia’s first electric ambulance has completed year one in the Waikato 🚑 ⚡ 500+ incidents ⚡ 13,671km travelled ⚡ ~4 tonnes CO₂ reduced Next phase: testing in Canterbury’s colder, hillier terrain. Read the report at stjohn.org.nz/news--info/ev-…

In January there were over 47,000 incidents reported 🚑 Every call to 111 is different, and our priority is always to make sure patients get the right care, in the right place, at the right time. #HatoHoneStJohn #Ambulance #Paramedicine #health #nz

Our ambulance data is out, showing record ambulance demand in 2025🚑📈 Last year there were 706,194 emergency 111 calls for an ambulance and our frontline crews attended over half a million incidents. Find out more at brnw.ch/21wZtuI

We are continuing to monitor the weather situation impacting multiple regions. If you are in an area under weather warnings and watches, please ensure you keep up to date and follow instructions from your local @nzcivildefence

Wishing you all a #HappyNewYear! 🎆 Look after yourself and your loved ones. If you're going out and plan on having a drink, arrange a sober driver, stay hydrated, know what you're consuming, and ensure your phone is charged so you can get home safely.

Wishing everyone a #MerryChristmas and a safe summer! 🎁 During this time, keep an eye on our social media pages for summer safety tips and advice. A big thank you to all our people and our emergency services colleagues who are working this Christmas to keep us all safe 🚑💛

In November, we were there for more than 47,000 incidents, supporting patients and delivering the right care 🚑 Find out more about what we did this month ⬇️

We're proud to have made a difference to over a million Kiwis last year, standing by them in their greatest moments of need 🤝 Our Annual Report highlights a year of lifesaving impact, innovation & community partnership amid rising ambulance demand 🚑 🔗brnw.ch/HatoHoneStJohn…

In October, we were there for more than 47,000 incidents, supporting patients and delivering the right care 🚑 #HatoHoneStJohn #Ambulance #Paramedicine #health #nz

New research from our team in the @NZMedJ shows paramedics can safely use fascia iliaca blocks (FICB) to help patients with suspected hip fractures feel less pain before getting to hospital. 🔗 brnw.ch/21wXr5b #paramedicine #health #research #nz

Heart attack vs cardiac arrest – know the signs and when to call 111 🚑 Find out more about our national STEMI pathway in our report at brnw.ch/21wXoVf

It’s International Control Room Week 🎉 A huge shout out to our 111 emergency call handlers, dispatchers, clinical support officers, operations managers, health transport team, support team and everyone in our Integrated Operations Centres. Thank you for the work you do 💛

Stay safe, stay connected 📱 If mobile networks go down, dial 111 — your phone will try any available network. No luck? Move to higher ground or use a landline, satellite device, or ask for help. Keep your phone charged. In an emergency, try every option.

Wishing everyone a safe and happy long weekend ahead! And a special thank you to all our people and emergency services partners who work 24/7 throughout Aotearoa to keep us safe 💛 #LongWeekend #Holiday #StaySafe #NZ

We are continuing to monitor the weather situation around the motu. If you are in an area under weather warnings and watches this week, please ensure you keep up to date and follow instructions from your local @nzcivildefence Kia kaha and stay safe 💛

Our ambulance service reaches 97% of NZ, from remote rural towns to busy cities 🚑 Every call is different, and our teams are trained to deliver the right care in the right place. That might be treatment by our ambulance crews on scene, or connecting you with other healthcare

A cardiac arrest patient's chances of survival improve the sooner CPR begins. Know the 3 Steps for Life this #Shocktober: ​📱 Call 111 for an ambulance ​ 💓 Start CPR ​ ⚡Use an AED Learn for your loved ones and join a free class at brnw.ch/21wWeDo

A look what our Major Incident Support Team do at the scene of an emergency These volunteers are non-clinical roles that support for our frontline ambulance crews during major or complex incidents and events. Ready to go 24/7, they strengthen both urban and rural resilience 🚑

Happy Father's Day 🥳 Today we celebrate the amazing fathers, grandfathers and father figures across our organisation who make life-changing differences in our communities and who support their children and grandchildren 👨‍👦💛

We are continuing to monitor the weather situation around the motu. If you are in an area under weather warnings and watches, please ensure you keep up to date and follow instructions from your local @nzcivildefence