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“William stayed with the injured personal for a length of time whilst waiting for the emergency services to arrive.
This was William's third serious incident he had dealt with in the last month or so, in the other two incidents, unfortunately, the persons were fatally injured.
William deserves to be nominated for this award for his commitment to saving lives.“
“William stayed with the injured personal for a length of time whilst waiting for the emergency services to arrive.
This was William's third serious incident he had dealt with in the last month or so, in the other two incidents, unfortunately, the persons were fatally injured.
William deserves to be nominated for this award for his commitment to saving lives.“
“The Lifesaver award seeks to recognise those individuals who have intervened to potentially save the life of a vulnerable person on the rail network, and to demonstrate that talking and listening to someone in need can make a huge difference. Samaritans’ aims of breaking down barriers to intervening and the myths about suicide are now imbedded in rail culture with over 10,500 staff trained, while the number of interventions are up by 34% from April 2015. Empowering staff to support vulnerable members of the public, colleagues, friends or family remains a core part of the relationship between the rail industry and Samaritans and The Lifesaver award is an opportunity to highlight this crucial on-going work as well as encouraging rail staff to be champions for our service.”
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