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Mission Statement
St. George’s Ambulance Foundation is a non-tribal, non-ethnic, non-religious charitable organization
established to provide charitable and humanitarian services to Nigerians by offering first-class
Emergency Ambulance Rescue Service and First Aid, and to provide quick response to disaster and
emergency in Nigeria for free.
Vision
A Nigeria where no life is lost to a road-traffic accident or medical emergency simply because help
could not arrive in time.
Core Objectives
● Reduce the death rate on Nigeria’s highways through Emergency Ambulance Rescue Centres (EMARC) at strategic toll gates.
● Train and sensitise the public — especially commercial drivers and road users — on administering first aid to accident victims.
● Mount public enlightenment campaigns on responding to disasters and emergency situations.
● Establish blood banks and blood-screening centres to support accident and emergency victims.
● Provide free or subsidised emergency care to persons unable to afford hospital treatment.
● Support internally displaced persons (IDPs) and rural communities with mobile emergency medical services.
● Operate as a strictly non-political, non-ethnic, and non-religious platform open to all Nigerians and all partners.
Track Record
SGAF’s credibility rests on a documented history of real emergency response and institutional
partnership, not just paper registration:
First organisation in Nigeria to establish a dedicated emergency ambulance and roadside first-aid response service.
Rescue crews present at the scene of the ADC Airlines crash near Tunga-Madaki village, 29 October 2006, shortly after take-off from Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport.
Delivered a first-aid training workshop in partnership with the Nigerian Red Cross Society at the Sheraton Hotel & Towers, Abuja (26–28 July 2004).
Formally recognised as a collaborating NGO by the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), March 2004.
Invited by the Lagos State Government to the commissioning of ten new LASAMBUS Mobile Intensive Care ambulance units, May 2004.
Provided standby ambulance coverage at national events, including Workers' Day at Eagle Square, Abuja.
Delivered community health outreach programmes in Bwari and Akure.
Sustained an active Board and public profile through at least 2022, including an 18th Anniversary and Investiture programme at the Transcorp Hilton, Abuja.
AWARD CEREMONY
The Relaunch: What We Are Building
Geographic scope: major highways and toll gates nationwide, prioritised by crash frequency and distance from existing hospital emergency services