Defibrillators

Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

In All cases of emergency dial 999 first

Below is a Link to a Lifesaver film from the North West Ambulance Service:

Learn to save a life – NWAS – North West Ambulance Service

"By ringing 999 and requesting the ambulance service we can direct you to an AED that is accessible in a 500m radius. We will do this if there is more than one person on scene and the patient’s condition warrants it." North West Ambulance Service

What are CPADs?

Community Public Access Defibrillators (CPADs) are cabinets located on an outside wall so that the AED inside can be accessible 24/7 to anyone in the vicinity who requires it. It means more people could benefit from the presence of the device and more lives could be saved.

The cabinets have a key code lock and the code is accessed by calling 999.

The Resuscitation Council UK Website: Home | Resuscitation Council UK

cPAD FAQ | Community Heartbeat Trust www.communityheartbeat.org.uk/cpad-faq

Overton Parish Defibrillators are located at:

The Globe car park

Overton & District Memorial Hall 

Church Park: Public Footpath linking Church Park with Chapel View

St. Helen's Church

They also contain child / paediatric defibrillation pads.

Map courtesy of https://www.defibfinder.uk/

Reading Room, Second Terrace, Sunderland Point, LA3 3HT

Sunderland Point Community Association

Map courtesy of https://www.defibfinder.uk/