In a medical emergency, call 999 and ask for an ambulance.Ballycastle · Moyle

VOLUNTEER

Make your time
mean something.

Interested in helping your local community? Start a conversation about becoming a Moyle Community First Responder.

TAKE THE FIRST STEP

Find out what’s involved.

You do not need to decide today. Ask about the role, the recruitment process and what volunteering could look like alongside your existing commitments.

The team can explain current opportunities, local coverage and the training pathway.

Bring your questions.

Ask about eligibility, availability, training, equipment and the support offered to volunteers.

START A CONVERSATION

A simple way to get involved.

01

Introduce yourself

Tell the team your name, the area you live in and that you are interested in volunteering.

02

Discuss the role

Ask about current recruitment, the commitment involved and the next steps.

03

Explore training

NIAS provides training for new community first responders, with ongoing updates to maintain skills.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you get in touch.

Are you recruiting right now?

Message the team to check current opportunities and the local recruitment process.

How much time is involved?

Discuss your availability with the team. They can explain how volunteering fits around work and other commitments.

What should I include in my first message?

Give your name, the area you live in and a brief outline of your interest in volunteering. Ask which next steps apply locally.