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Norfolk Accident Rescue Service (NARS) have been operating since 1970, providing additional support to the ambulance service in Norfolk, improving the level of care provided.
We receive no government funding and as such rely on the kind donations from the people of Norfolk and local businesses, find out how you can help us save lives.
All profits from our training courses go straight into our charitable funds allowing us to continue our work providing greater care to accident casualties across Norfolk.
‘Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, NARS has taken the decision to suspend all training courses until further notice.’
NARS Volunteers
If you would like to apply to become a NARS volunteer click here:
Clinical Volunteer
Operations / fundraising volunteer
For more information about becoming a NARS Volunteer, see our volunteer page.
Who We Are
NARS is Norfolk’s lifesaving emergency medical charity operating since 1970.
Our team of voluntary Doctors, Paramedics, Nurses and First Responders attend missions in the Norfolk community using enhanced clinical equipment and critical thinking that directly save patients’ lives.
We attend missions on NARS vehicles or from their own homes, responding to those in need both day and night.
