PADS Dundee

A fantastic addition to the PAD (Public Access Defibrillator) already around Dundee. Well done to Dundee First Aid Training for such a fantastic donation.

We are absolutely delighted to say that the FREE defibrillator giveaway we ran late last year has now been ordered and will be fitted to the pavillion at Charlotte Street, Dundee the home of Dundee West FC ASAP.

This will be a massive benefit to not only the sports teams participating at Charlotte Street during training sessions and matches but also to the nearby local community should a defibrillator ever be needed in a medical emergency.

James and I are fully committed to making Dundee a safer place for us to live by offering this living saving equipment FREE of charge and and by providing regular FREE course giveaways to the people of Dundee.

We are here to help you help others ❤️

After the incident involving a player from Monifieth Athletic FC at the weekend during a Chamber Practice Dundee Saturday Morning Football League we want to go even further and offer more FREE training over the coming months.

Please help us support the people of Dundee by simply liking and sharing our posts or considering us for your first aid training needs , the more we get, the more we can give back ❤️

There has been a significant increase in accidental calls to 999 following an Android update that triggers an SOS when a button on the side of your phone is pressed 5 times.

🔵 If you do accidentally dial 999, please don’t hang up. If possible, stay on the line and let us know you're safe.

🔵 Calls to 999 where the operator can't hear anyone on the line (silent calls) are never ignored.

🔵 If you dial 999 and can't speak, please follow the instruction of our service advisers, who are specially trained to help in these situations.

🔵 If a crime is in progress or there is an immediate risk to a person or property, always dial 999.

🔵 You can check your emergency dial settings on most Android phones by going to Settings and looking for SOS settings in the options.

Please help us keep our lines clear by only using 999 in an emergency.