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St. John Ambulance is quite active in
schools where we have about 6,000 members throughout the state. We also have about 1,000
adult members who assist at Area and State headquarters. In Kota Kinabalu and Sandakan we
provide accident and emergency services by supplementing and complementing existing
services provided by the Medical Department, Hospital, Fire Brigade and Police. In the
past we have provided the following outstanding services:
 | Building of a hanging bridge in Long Pasia
connecting two villages. This was done in cooperation with Raleigh International Group,
with financial assistance by Canada Fund.
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 | Providing solar lighting system to a
Rungus long house in Kudat, with financial assistance from the Australia Development Fund,
bringing light to about 30 families who had not had lightning for many decades.
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 | Building a completely new long
house in Kg. Hobut, with support from Canada Fund. |
 | Building a kindergarten in Kg.
Tinnagol for the benefit of the Rungus community. This project was undertaken with support
from Operation Raleigh with funding from Canada Fund. |
 | Providing community health care
program with support from Canada World Youth for a duration of 3 months in villagers off
Beaufort and Kuala Penyu and also in Pulau Bangi a very remote island off Kudat. |
 | Organising Eye Care Program with
support from SEE International and financial assistance from Canda Fund. About 75 people
were operated on in Ranau. |
 | Teaching of first aid to Education
Department staff, Water Works Department, Fire Department, school teachers, members of the
public and numerous others on an ongoing basis throughout the year in different parts of
the state. |
 | "Aids for Independent Living
centre" at Kota Kinabalu. We initiated this service which is now being managed by the
Senior Citizen Association of Sabah. |
 | Mock Exercise ; SJAM prepared
about 300 casualties for a major "Plane Crash (Airbus)" mock exercise on 1/12/97
at Kota Kinabalu. It was headed by the Police and participated by Fire Brigade, Medical
Department, Army and St. John Ambulance. The organisers have singled out the St. John
Ambulance for the outstanding support and response. |
To provide the above services we
had to use our resources and support from well wishes. |