The Air Ambulance Service
Our charity does not receive any government funding and relies entirely on voluntary donations and support from our communities.
Will you say ‘yes’ to keeping a child alive?
When a critically ill child needs urgent, specialist care in a hospital 100 miles away, there is only one answer. Jayden had just turned 2 when he needed transferring to Scarborough Hospital by our crew.
Will you make an urgent donation today?
West Midlands NHS support worker Ellie Milner was at the top of a remote hill in the Peak District when she had the most severe asthma attack of her life. Your donation will help our lifesaving critical care crews be there for more people like Ellie who need urgent care most.
Our Vision
To ensure children grow into adults, for adults to live longer and for families to stay together, as bereavement through trauma becomes rare.
2021 Mission stats
4565Combined Missions
11Clinical Partner Teams
40,783Miles by Critical Care Cars
£3500TCAA Avg Mission Cost
8WNDLR Counties Attended
395hrsWNDLR Time Flown
Our lifesaving missions are funded by your generous donations. We do not receive any government funding.
What's Going On
I decided to Volunteer with TAAS as no-one ever knows when they might need their help. They get no funding from government and this influenced me also. I work from 9am until 4pm every Friday and I love it. I started in the donations area and now work on the till which I love to do.