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It is with great sadness that we received the news of the passing of Rt Hon Baroness Audrey Emerton DBE, GCStJ, DL, the first Chancellor and Chief Commander for the Priory of England and the Islands on its formation. She was a devoted servant of the Order for 80 years. 

For over ten years, Winnie has served as a community volunteer with the Mother and Baby Programme, empowering mothers in Uganda with maternal and child health knowledge. Through training, mentorship, and hands-on support, she has become a trusted community leader, guiding families to health services, promoting good nutrition, and even creating a small business to support her household—showing how volunteers transform lives and communities.

This notice advertises the appointment of an individual to be a Bailiff, Knight, Dame, Commander, Officer, or a Member of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem.

Dr. Michel C. Doré’s journey with St John spans more than four decades, from a teenage first aid instructor in Canada to Sub Prior of the International Order. Combining frontline clinical experience with senior leadership in emergency management and health, he has dedicated his life to service, volunteerism, and public health. Today, he supports national establishments across the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and EMEA, strengthening governance, building collaboration, and helping expand the Order’s global impact. Dr. Doré’s story is one of lifelong commitment, inspiring leadership, and the enduring power of St John’s mission to improve lives worldwide.

Hong Kong St. John Ambulance has long been a pillar of voluntary service, first-aid excellence, and community care. Behind every public duty and major event are volunteers who devote their time and expertise to protecting and supporting the community. This feature highlights Fiona Cheung and Fan Ho Yin, whose commitment and leadership showcase the spirit and impact of Hong Kong St. John Ambulance in action.

With over 60 years of service to St John across Fiji and Aotearoa New Zealand, Halima Dickie OStJ reflects on the meaning of Ramadan and how its values of care, compassion, and service resonate deeply with the ethos of St John. Drawing on her faith and decades of volunteering, she shares how the principles of kindness, generosity, and community continue to guide her lifelong commitment to serving others.

Happy Chinese New Year. As celebrations begin across Malaysia and Hong Kong for the Year of the Fire Horse, St John Ambulance of Malaysia (SJAM) and Hong Kong St. John Ambulance Brigade are on duty to keep communities safe. From emergency ambulance standby services to blood donation programmes, our volunteers are providing support throughout the festive period to ensure a joyful, healthy, and secure Chinese New Year for all.

The Guernsey Ambulance and Rescue Awards 2025 celebrated the dedication, skill and compassion of the island’s ambulance teams. Recognising exceptional service across clinical care, emergency response and community support, the awards highlighted the vital role staff and volunteers play in keeping the Bailiwick safe and well.