Volunteer with Us

Give your time and help save lives right here in Lichfield.

Why Volunteer?

Becoming a Community First Responder is one of the most impactful things you can do for your community. You'll be trained to respond to life-threatening emergencies and could genuinely be the difference between life and death for a neighbour, a stranger, or a friend.

You don't need any medical background to apply — full training is provided from scratch. You just need to live or work in the local area and be willing to commit some time to training and on-call availability.

What's Involved

Once qualified, you'll be available to respond to certain types of 999 calls in the Lichfield area. When not on call, you'll take part in regular training to keep your skills current.

How to Apply

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Get in touch

Applications are managed by the local scheme — contact us to find out how to apply.

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Assessment & DBS Check

You'll go through a straightforward assessment process and a Disclosure and Barring Service check.

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Training

Full training is delivered at no cost to you, covering CPR, defibrillator use, and medical emergencies.

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Start Responding

Once qualified, you'll be added to the rota and can start making a difference in your community.

Get in touch to apply

Other Ways to Volunteer

No medical training needed. There are plenty of ways to support Lichfield CFR behind the scenes — and every bit of help keeps the scheme running.

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Fundraising

Help us plan and run fundraising events — sponsored challenges, community raffles, collection days. Everything you raise goes directly towards our kit and training.

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Raising Awareness

Help spread the word about what we do — at local events, on social media, or simply talking to people in the community. The more people know about us, the more support we can attract.

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Kit Care

Our response equipment needs to be kept clean, tidy, and ready to go. Helping with regular upkeep might seem small, but it matters enormously to the team on call.

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Event Support

Join us at community events and awareness days — help set up, staff a stall, or just be there to talk to people about how to access emergency care and support the scheme.

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Social Media & Comms

Help us tell our story online — writing posts, sharing updates, taking photos at events. A strong social media presence helps us recruit, fundraise, and keep the community engaged.

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Admin & Grant Support

Help with the behind-the-scenes work that keeps the charity running — from grant applications and correspondence to organising records and supporting the committee.

Interested in getting involved? Get in touch →