GNAAS launch to now be held in February

The Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS) is to showcase the work it does at an event in Douglas in February

The event will take place on February 21 from 5:30pm at the Santander Work Cafe, Douglas.

This event marks a momentous occasion as it introduces GNAAS to the Isle of Man community and shares the significant impact it makes in emergency medical services on the Island.

GNAAS mission

The attendance of the Islands community will play a “crucial role” in its mission to educate locals about the life-saving work and how the charity contributes significantly to keeping the Isle of Man safe.

The evening will include a short presentation detailing who GNAAS are and the work it does. 

GNAAS CEO, David Stockton, and Head of Operations (West), Lee Salmon, will be attending to share further insights into the charity and will be available to answer any questions you may have.

All welcome

The service believe in the power of collaboration, and says “your insights and support are invaluable as we embark on this transformative journey”.

Feel free to bring along colleagues or associates who share an interest in community well-being and supporting life-saving initiatives.

GNAAS are looking forward to celebrating this significant milestone with the community, contributing to a stronger, safer community together.