Take a Bow receives community defibrillator
Take a Bow, Kilmarnock recently received life-saving equipment donated by Story Contracting.
This unique initiative, devised by the Council’s Health and Safety Service and Procurement, encourages local contractors to donate life-saving equipment for distribution within the communities where they are undertaking work, as part of their obligations to provide wider local community benefits during the life of their contract with the Council.
Applications are welcomed from any community groups and clubs based in East Ayrshire who would like to benefit from this equipment. Further details on how the initiative works and how to apply can be found on the East Ayrshire Council Wellbeing Website including a fill list of locations of current defibrillators in East Ayrshire, how to register your defibrillator and information on how to use and maintain the equipment.
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From left to right: David Doran (East Ayrshire Council), Councillor Barry Douglas, Councillor Graham Barton, Councillor Neal Ingram, Councillor Graham Boyd (East Ayrshire Council), Drew Kyle (New Farm Community Council), Shona Milligan (New Farm CC), Scott Lamb (Consilium), Irene Harris (New Farm CC), Ross Fisher (Consilium), Emma Beka and Martin Clarke (Sponsor Story Contracting), at front – Kelly Malyan and Kerry McCloskey from Take a Bow.