Our Community Engagement Officer, Sarah reflects upon her week-long centenary celebration at the Urdd Eisteddfod...

"I don’t think we’ll forget how to shout help in Tibetan in a hurry!" Our guest blogger, Sam Evans talks us through St John Cymru's first aid mission in Northern India...

Welsh Rugby Player, Sam Warburton OBE has been invested as a Member of the Order of St John.

Me time vs. FaceTime - In her latest blog, Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, chats about the importance of self well-being...

Could you become a Youth Leader for one of our youth divisions, such as Rhws?

In her latest blog, Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, talks about Easter eggs of the good kind...

In her latest blog, Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, talks about sharing our stories of success.

In her latest blog, Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, asks 'how do you save a life?'

Volunteers were at the gates of the Principality Stadium collecting donations ahead of the Wales v Italy match.

In her latest blog, Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, writes about the traditions we may not even realise we're upholding.

Could your story be one of the 100 stories for 100 years?

Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, writes about planning for the unexpected in her latest blog 'Ready to party?'

Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, encourages everyone to share their stories of the last 100 years.

Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, writes about recognition for helping others and asks 'where did it all begin?'

Read more from Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, on her thoughts about helping others and 'sharing the love around'. 

In her latest blog Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, writes about a sense of belonging and being 'One of the family'.

Hear from our Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, about how 'age is just a number' when it comes to saving a life.

Members of the original team behind the 1980s TV series – SuperTed – are developing an animated film featuring a new-look Bertie Badger.

Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, shares her experience of learning CPR and what it means outside of the training room.

Hear from our new Chief Executive, Julia Hobbs, as she writes about the power of volunteering.

Around 300 people gathered at the City Parish Church of St John the Baptist in Cardiff to raise money for the St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital.

Volunteers will be on duty over the Christmas and New Year period to help ease the pressure on emergency services.

Badgers, cadets and young adults from St John Cymru-Wales were recognised for their outstanding achievements at a special reception.

16-year-old Charlie Marsh was given the award in recognition of the 800 hours he's given up to perform first aid duties and to fundraise within his community.

Youth and adult volunteers from across Wales will represent St John Cymru at this year’s Remembrance Sunday service in London.

As Wales prepare to kick off their autumn campaign this weekend, St John Cymru has once again teamed up with the Welsh Rugby Union to deliver first aid training to school children.

St John Cymru-Wales has appointed Julia Hobbs as its new Chief Executive, with effect from 2nd January 2018.

A special service was held in Abergavenny on Saturday (28^th October) to install a Chancellor of the Order of St John and a new Commissioner for St John Cymru-Wales in Gwent.

More than 100 volunteer trainers from across all divisions of St John Cymru-Wales attended a major conference in Cardiff, to update their lifesaving skills.

Relatives of individuals who have saved lives through organ donation were honoured at a special awards ceremony in Cardiff, on Monday 9^th October.

More than 30 runners will be pulling on a bright yellow vest as they take part in the Cardiff Half Marathon to raise money for St John Cymru-Wales.

St John Cymru-Wales unveiled its Centenary logo today by raising a giant flag above the Keep at Cardiff Castle.

Team completes Welsh 3 Peaks Challenge to raise money for St John Cymru Wales

Congratulations to members of the Treharris Division who are celebrating their Centenary.

St John Cymru-Wales will be deploying ambulances, first aiders and paramedics to cover the course of Ironman Wales.

St John Cymru Wales is launching its ‘Save a Life September’ campaign today, Friday 1^st September, as it aims to train an extra 5,000 potential lifesavers.

Volunteers line up for third year at Pride Cymru.

A St John Cymru Wales cadet has helped to renovate a primary school hall in South Africa along with other global youth leaders.

A group of St John Cymru Wales cadets have established a new partnership with their counterparts in Malta, following a week-long exchange trip.

Two St John Cymru Wales members, who fell in love while volunteering for the charity, are getting married this weekend.

A busy week for volunteers at the National Eisteddfod on Anglesey.

The Chief Executive of St John Cymru Wales, Keith Dunn OBE, is retiring after 17 years in the role.

200,000 hours of voluntary service were completed and 28,000 people were trained in first aid.

Join us for 'Save A Life September' and learn vital first aid skills that could save someone's life.

Almost 100 St John Cymru Wales volunteers will be on first aid duty for the 2017 Velothon Wales.

A 56-thousand-pound grant, from West Wales Freemasons, has funded a new ambulance for the Haverfordwest Division.

Volunteers from Hong Kong St John Ambulance visited the Principality Stadium to learn how St John Cymru Wales provides first aid cover at major events.

Volunteers significantly reduce Champions League impact on NHS staff

More than 100 volunteers on first aid duty for Champions League

Chair of St John Council for Mid Glamorgan welcomes HRH The Duchess of Gloucester