In an extraordinary week of community outreach, St John Ambulance Victoria’s recent Drive-a-Thon travelled across the state to bring essential CPR training and life-saving education to communities.

Don't let your encounter with snakes, spiders, bees, and wasps dampen your day of fun in the sun!

World Diabetes Day, marked annually on November 14, raises awareness about diabetes and its impact on individuals and communities.

Australia is graced with some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Unfortunately, the ocean is home to many creatures that may be harmful and others that can be deadly.

Dr. Brentnall was a dedicated medical practitioner and a pivotal figure in St John Ambulance Victoria, and it is with great sadness that we have to say goodbye to him.

Sudden cardiac arrest is one of the leading causes of death in Australia, impacting about 26,000 Australians every year, often outside of hospital settings.

Meet Monica Waterstone, a dedicated 37-year-old mother of two, who has embarked on a remarkable career journey that has taken her from managing nightclubs to becoming a Patient Transport Officer (PTO) with St John Ambulance Victoria.

Join us for a month of free training, giveaways, and more!

We are excited to share some wonderful news from our Mildura division!

The campaign gained momentum in late August with a special event in Melbourne, marking a first for St John Ambulance Victoria.

Each year, around 3000 people are bitten by snakes which is why every Australian should know how to provide snake bite First Aid.

On September 14, as the world marked World First Aid Day, a significant event took place at Eastland Shopping Centre.

St John Ambulance Victoria has joined forces with other St John entities across Australia to raise much needed funds to continue our lifesaving work.

R U OK? Day is a crucial time to reflect on the importance of mental health and how we can all contribute to a supportive community.

Giuliano's aspiration led him to St John Ambulance Victoria, being the first to complete the Certificate III Non-Emergency Patient Transport, as a result of a funding provided by Scanlon Foundation.

In a remarkable demonstration of bravery, Peter’s quick thinking and use of CPR skills have led to a life saved and a story of resilience.

Phil’s story shows just how important it is to know CPR. In emergencies, every second counts, and the difference between life and death can come down to immediate, effective action.

Last year, a family birthday party took a frightening turn that would test the spirit of everyone present.