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ALT Tom Heywood Award Applications Now Open!, a photograph of tom Heywood to the right of hte text, head and shoulders shot of Tom, a fair complexion male with dark hair and a fringe, Tom is smiling towardfs the camera. Underneath are the logos of the Association of Ambulance Chief Executives and the logo of the National Ambulance Disability Network
ALT An A4 poster promoting National inclusion Week 2025 dated 15-21 September. The NWAS Crown Logo is top right. Followed by large word 'INCLUSION' and text: As a service provider, we aspire to deliver care which is accessible to everyone โ while making sure that we treat each person fairly and without bias, based on their individual needs. As an employer, we recognise that our people are our greatest asset and we are working to nurture an inclusive culture which benefits our patients, and our people. We are committed to building a workforce which is representative of the communities we serve. There is scannable QR code which takes to https://www.nwas.nhs.uk/about/valuing-staff/ And underneath are a number of cartoon ambulance staff representing various diverse backgrounds and roles at the Trust. Finally at the bottom are some logos, which promote (left to right): - Race Equality Matters #MyNameIs - Hidden Disabilities Scheme - Disability Confident Leader - enei Gold 2024
ALT Alt Text: A digital collage featuring diverse ambulance service roles: Text reads: Not all disabilities are visible. Not all ambulance staff work on an ambulance. We all belong. There is a rainbow flag next to the text. The images from left to right are:ย A paramedic in uniform next to an ambulance. A wheelchair user in uniform at a workstation with a headset (control room) Someone working remotely on a laptop at home, sitting down, woth a service dog lying under the desk. A staff member using a cane or walking aid in an office hallway, wearing a sunflower lanyard.
ALT the image shows the February 2025 calendar page from https://aace.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/AACE-CULTURAL-CALENDAR-2025-FINAL.pdf and has a focus piece/comment on Ramadan featuring Wasim, ED&I Advisor at the North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust and National Ambulance BME Forum committee member talking about what Ramadan means to him
ALT An AI generated image of UK Ambulance vehicles and a police vehicle against the London skyline with St Stephens Tower / Big Ben in the background
ALT A graphic that says 999 Day, Emergency Services Day, 9 September
ALT Two females stood on either side of a white and purple banner. The top saying we are the disability network alongside as symbol of two hands in the shape of a heart. At the bottom are a number of characters with different disabilities. Sat in front of the banner is a dark golden LabXGRT.