The Coastguard Association

Coastguard Rescue Teams from across the country remain deployed as part of the multi-agency response to the severe flooding as a result of Storm Babet.

There’s currently over 100 specially trained Coastguard Flood Technicians either on standby, en route to flood hit areas or already deployed and assisting in the rescue and evacuation operations.

Coastguard Rescue Teams have already been working with local authorities, Scottish Fire & Rescue and Police Scotland to evacuate people from their homes. They have been supported by coastguards working in operations rooms and also HM Coastguard helicopter crews.

Our thoughts are with the families and friends of those who have tragically been lost during this severe weather. Our thoughts are also very much with the brave Coastguard Rescue Officers and other emergency responders who are working through incredibly difficult and challenging circumstances.

Help us help them – donate today.

The Coastguard Association is the charity dedicated to supporting Coastguard personnel and their families in their time of need.

The Coastguard Association Remembrance Pin Badges are now on sale and available to purchase online.

With a 25mm diameter, these exquisite badges act as a mark of respect and show of support for the service and sacrifice of our Armed Forces, veterans, and their families.

You will also be supporting the Coastguard Association and the Royal British Legion.

The badges are £10 each which includes postage with £2 from each sale being donated to The Royal British Legion.

Order online today at: *** Now Sold Out ***

Shipping will commence w/c 23^rd October with only 500 produced this year so be quick and thank you for your continued support.

The Coastguard Association is the charity dedicated to supporting Coastguard personnel and their families in their time of need.

The Coastguard Association made their exhibiting debut at The Emergency Services Show at the NEC in Birmingham earlier this week.

The two-day event provided an excellent opportunity to speak with Coastguard Rescue Officers, full-time Coastguard staff and colleagues from across the emergency services industry.

Throughout the course of the event, over 200 people signed up to The Coastguard Association’s mailing list and a number of people signed up to become members of the association.

As well as engaging with visitors, the event also provided the opportunity to network with a range of emergency service partners, second and third sector organisations and industry suppliers.

Our massive thanks to everyone who came to visit our stand during the event, and we are already looking forward to next year’s show.

Stay up to date with next year’s event and find out more about the show at: www.emergencyuk.com