Donating Defibrillators: The kit that starts hearts PUMPING again
We are excited to share that, as part of our 30th anniversary and corporate partnership with the London Irish Foundation, we have donated public access defibrillators (PADs) to the South-Central Ambulance Service (SCAS). Our goal is to assist the NHS in providing crucial medical support in public areas.
It came to our attention that out of 2059 incidents involving CPR between April 2022 and January 2023, only 46 public access defibrillators were deployed to assist patients. This highlights the importance of having more defibrillators in public places, and we are eager to help make this happen.
Sudden cardiac arrest is a leading cause of premature death, and timely intervention can make all the difference. When someone experiences cardiac arrest, their heart’s rhythm becomes disorganized, making defibrillation necessary. The sooner defibrillation occurs, the greater the chance of saving a person’s life.
We believe that immediate action by members of the public can save lives, which is why we are thrilled to announce the installation of the first five defibrillators in key locations across South London.
These include:
- Hazelwood – An impressive Sports facility and the home of London Irish RFU in Sunbury-on-Thames.
- Chiswick Park Business Centre – Chiswick Park is home to some of the world’s leading Global, European and National companies.
- Waterman’s Art Centre – a combined arts centre. It is located in Brentford, alongside the banks of the River Thames overlooking Kew Gardens in West London.
- Kew Green Cricket Club – Is a Historic Cricket Club. Founded in 1853 it has been at the heart of the local community for over a century and a half.
- London Museum of Water and Steam – An independent museum founded in 1975 as the Kew Bridge Steam Museum.
Jonathan Barker, Managing Director of Pump Technology Ltd said, “As a company we have always been active in the community, and as we celebrate our 30-year anniversary, we wanted to extend our values and support the SCAS”
Update: A further 8 defibrillators installed throughout Berkshire: Read More
Caring for lifes most important pumps
Further news
Latest Defibrillator Donation from Pump Technology Ltd
Sited on the outside wall of the Kiln Road One Stop in Newbury, this is the latest of a number of defibrillators which Aldermaston Wastewater and Sewage Pumping Systems Company Pump Technology Ltd has donated to the local community to celebrate the anniversary of their 30th year of trading.
Eight new life-saving defibrillators
We are delighted to donate a further eight new life-saving defibrillators to South Central Ambulance Service
World Restart a Heart Week
The London Irish Foundation the charitable arm of London Irish Rugby Club, is supporting the National Health Service in its efforts to draw attention to “World Restart a Heart Week” which starts on Sunday 16th October.