Life can be unpredictable, and being prepared can make all the difference when emergencies happen. This section of our website is designed to help you confidently handle family health emergencies. From getting urgent medical help to knowing how to respond when someone is distressed, we’ve got you covered.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
- How to get urgent care from NHS 111 online: Get the help you need quickly, without leaving home. If you are not sure how urgent a particular set of symptoms may be, you can use the symptom checker in NHS 111 Online to quickly get guidance without hanging about on the phone.
- How to get an urgent prescription if you’ve run out of your usual medicines: Running out of a prescription can be stressful, but we’ll show you how to handle it without panic by either using NHS 111 Online or asking a local pharmacist for an emergency prescription.
- How to call an ambulance: In a genuine emergency, every second counts. Learn the best way to call for an ambulance and what information to provide.
- How to give your location in an emergency, even if you are lost, using the What Three Words App: No one wants to feel lost in an emergency. Find out how this clever app can pinpoint your exact location to get help faster, with or without a mobile data connection.
- Where to find First Aid training online: Empower yourself with the skills to help others. We’ll guide you to reliable online first-aid courses. Perhaps you could share these with your children when they get old enough.
- How to help in a disaster – prepare with the Citizens Aid App: Disasters are rare, but being ready can save lives. Learn about tools like the Citizen’s Aid App to be better prepared.
These simple guides give you peace of mind and the confidence to act when your family needs you most. With easy-to-follow steps and practical advice, you can be ready for anything life throws your way.
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