
Volunteer clinicians. Advanced care. More lives saved.
BASICS Enhanced Care Volunteers
Helping experienced SCAS paramedics and nurses bring enhanced treatment to the most critically ill and injured patients.
Extraordinary care, given in their own time
The Enhanced Care Volunteer scheme brings together experienced paramedics and nurses who work for South Central Ambulance Service and choose to volunteer outside their normal role and working day.
When dispatched to serious incidents, they can provide enhanced patient care including advanced pain relief, specialist monitoring and other advanced interventions—support that goes above and beyond statutory NHS provision.
Why charity support matters
The clinicians give their time. Donations help put the specialist equipment they need into their hands.
What your support provides
Charitable funding equips the team to deliver advanced care safely and effectively at the scene.
Mechanical CPR
LUCAS chest-compression devices for use during cardiac arrests.
Advanced monitoring
Specialist equipment that helps clinicians assess and monitor critically ill patients.
Airway equipment
Advanced airway kit for patients who need urgent breathing support.
Protective equipment
Uniform and personal protective equipment for safe emergency response.
Help equip the growing team
Demand for the team’s expertise continues to grow. These examples show how donations can turn into practical, lifesaving equipment.
£300
Equipment bag
£950
Personal protective equipment
£3,500
Ultrasound equipment
£3,600
Ventilator
Put advanced care within reach
Every donation helps these volunteer clinicians respond with the right equipment when patients need the highest level of care.
The scheme works with the British Association for Immediate Care Schemes (BASICS).
