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Q&A: New book by ambulanceman reveals mental health challenges in emergency services
On 24 January award-winning first-responder Dan Farnworth (2018 Fellow) will publish a memoir exploring the mental health problems of frontline staff in the emergency...
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Exploring line rescue techniques in challenging parts of the world
Lee Wilkes, a firefighter from Camborne, travelled to Canada and the USA to observe line rescue techniques in challenging circumstances.
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News: Churchill Fellow lays wreath to Lockerbie victims on 30th anniversary
News | 14 Jan 2019 |Last month, 30 years on from joining the emergency response to the Lockerbie aircraft bombing, Churchill Fellow Andy Colau returned to the site of the air disaster to...
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Blog: Mental health in the police
My family and I will never forget this year, as I was greatly honoured to be mentioned in the New Year’s Honours List, attending Buckingham Palace in June to be invested...
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News: Applications now open for 2019 Fellowships – three new award categories available
News | 27 Apr 2018 |We are now open for Churchill Fellowship applications for travel in 2019, with three new award categories among 12 under which you can apply. The deadline for...
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Blog: Catching up with our cousins. A catalyst for innovation
In 2015 I was given the life-changing opportunity of a Churchill Fellowship, aware that with this opportunity came a responsibility to use my research to benefit society...
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Developing a rapid test for Mephedrone, the designer drug
Katy Kellett, a phd graduate and teaching and research assistant from San Diego, will be travelling to the USA to investigate developing a rapid test for mephedrone, the...
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New approaches to engaging & supporting people with multiple needs