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For the first six months of 2019, the life-saving Charity was tasked to 1,075 incidents, compared to 662 missions for the same period in the previous year.
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It's been a challenging and exciting year for HIOWAA as they continue to evolve their service. Happy Birthday to them on Monday!
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There’s been a lot of speculation about today’s Forest Road tragic accident. Here are the official words from the emergency services who took part.
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Children and staff at the Isle of Wight pre-school have made a replica model of Helimed56 and have begun collecting their ten pence coins. Schools across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight have raised over £5,000 for the Charity and there is still time to join in and support the life-saving service.
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Compared to the year before the number of Isle of Wight patients being airlifted to the mainland for emergency hospital treatment has dropped significantly. OnTheWight has the details.
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Meet the seven new trainee Critical Care paramedics joining the Charity Critical Care Team at Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance (HIOWAA).
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The Save Up to Suit Up campaign will be launched on Monday 8th October and HIOWAA hopes to reach the £20,000 fundraising target by 31st March 2019.
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Well done to everyone involved and to all those who fundraise and donate to help keep this vital service in the air.
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The pilot and his passenger are reported as casualties in the crash and two Air Ambulances have been called to assist.
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Around £6,000 was raised at this charity event with going cash going to Isle of Wight's the Order of St John, supporting recruitment and training needs of local St John Ambulance volunteers, as well as replacing the charity’s defibrillators.
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British motorcycle road racer James Hillier recently lent his time to champion the service of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance
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Good news for Isle of Wight organ transplant patients worried about receiving a call in the middle of the night. A senior renal nurse at Queen Alexandra hospital explains what happens.
