You can help us reach someone in urgent need this winter.
No one in Scotland should die because help can't get there, in time.
No one in Scotland should die because help can't get there in time.
Winter weather can turn an accident or medical emergency into a life-threatening situation.
When every second counts, life-saving care needs to reach people fast.
We receive no government funding so rely on the generosity of our supporters. Every mission, every life saved, starts with your decision to give.
Will you help ensure life-saving care reaches someone in urgent need this winter?
Kate - SCAA patient
I knew if I ever got into trouble that SCAA would be able to reach me when a land ambulance couldn't. But I didn't expect to have need of them for this type of incident.
You could save a life this winter
Kate's Story
Kate couldn’t have known when she was abseiling from the roof of Murrayfield Stadium for Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance’s (SCAA) biggest ever event, that the service she was fundraising for would be airlifting her just four days later.
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Adam's Story
Adam left his house that day for a fun day out on his motorbike with friends at Craiglash Quarry in Aberdeenshire, but events soon left him in desperate, urgent need of air ambulance support.
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Amy's Story
Within an hour of first feeling a ‘tummy ache’, Amy’s condition rapidly worsened leaving her helplessly stranded at the UK’s most remote train station.
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