25/08/2026
❤️Campaign Update ❤️
Thank you so much to everyone who has supported our defibrillator appeal for Oakland Holiday Park by sharing and liking the post.
Following discussions with the park, we’ve confirmed that they already have a defibrillator on site, so we’ve decided it would be better to focus our fundraising on a new location on Horsebrook Lane/Shutt Green Lane, where a publicly accessible defibrillator would provide much-needed additional coverage.
We’ll therefore be closing this campaign and launching a new one for Horsebrook Lane.
Thank you again for all your support — every donation really does help us get these life-saving devices where they are needed most. ❤️🚑
⭐️Shutt Green Lane & Horsebrook Lane Residents ⭐️
Oakland Holiday Park has kindly agreed to house a new Defibrillator at their site. This will be accessible for all Brewood residents and visitors 24/7 and will be on the live ‘The Circuit’ database for WMAS.
All we need to do now is raise the funds for the unit, fitting and upkeep costs with your help:
https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/brewoodsnewdefibshuttgreen
More information:
Shutt Green Lane's nearest 24/7 accessible Defib is located at the Coop & Brewood Middle School. Brewood & District Community First Responders are raising funds for a new defib, cabinet and installation costs to be located at Oakland Holiday Park. As we are volunteers and the service is run by fundraising, we are asking for donations (however big or small) from local businesses and residents to fund this new much needed Defib.
The fundraising includes the cost of the unit, fitting, signage and ongoing maintenance costs such as pad replacements (depending on the model can be £90-120 per use) and battery replacements (depending on the model can be £200-400 every 3-5 years). The lifespan of the unit is normally 7-10 years. Regular checks of the unit will be carried out by our CFR team who are volunteers. The unit will be added to 'The Circuit' Defib Database, meaning when needed the WMAS will advise the caller of their nearest unit and the code to access this.
We are currently applying for funding for the unit and should this be successful any extra money raised will be towards ongoing costs and further units throughout Brewood, making this life saving equipment more accessible to more people when they need it!