St John Singapore

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St John Singapore , formerly known as St John Ambulance Singapore, is a voluntary secular organization in Singapore that provides training in First Aid and Home Nursing. It is affiliated with the St. John is based in the UK. His ambulance members (male members) and nursing members (female members) performed voluntary first-aid tasks during national events and other events. It consists of 3 sub-organizations, namely St. John Brigade Singapore, St. John Association Singapore, St. John Fellowship Singapore.

The National Headquarters (NHQ) is located at 420 Beach Road and officially opened on 23 July 1960 by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara (and then President of Singapore), Encik Yusof bin Ishak.

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St John Singapore is under the command of the National St John Council. Here is the appointment holder.

Destination

In addition to promoting and assisting the St. John Ambulance Association & amp; Brigade as well as to collect the necessary funds to support their work, the main object of the Council, briefly as follows: To promote and encourage all humanitarian and charitable work to eliminate any distress, suffering, illness and danger without any distinction such as race, class or belief, and the extension of the main principles of the Order of St.. John is manifested in his slogan "for Faith" and "For the Service of Mankind".

To provide assistance to the sick, injured, disabled or suffered and to promote such permanent organization in peacetime, which may be available immediately in the event of an emergency, such assistance shall include the provision of technical reserves for medical services of the Armed Forces or defense organizations civil in the Republic of Singapore.

To do other things that are incidental or conducive to the achievement of the object above or one of them.

• Currently due to poor support from Prior and its plans - Ambulance Service is minimally used as part of First Aid Relief.

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St John Brigade Singapore

Appointment Holder

St John Brigade Singapore is under the command of the Executive Committee of the Brigade led by the appointment holder.

Organizational Structure

The St. John Brigade of Singapore is largely made up of cadet members who join the organization as their CCA in high school. Currently, every school with a St. John, called the corps, is set to 1 in 10 Zones.

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Core Competencies

Typically, cadet members undergo training in four core competencies - First Aid, Home Nursing (for Nursing members), Victim Transportation (for Ambulance members), Foot Drills and Physical Training. This is done through Routine Training and other Training Camps that vary from Corps to Corps and Zones to Zones. For the sake of holistic development, cadets also have the opportunity to participate in enrichment activities that enable them to earn Cadet Capabilities Badges. Exceptional cadets are awarded the prestigious Commander Badge of Headship after obtaining 12 skills badges (with 2 of each of the four groups of badges, Knowledge of the St. John (KOTO) Badge and Total Defense Badge).

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St John Day

As the Day of Baptism of St. John, June 24, usually falls on Singapore School Holidays, the corps usually observe St. John's Day. John on the first Wednesday after school reopens. On that day, the members wore their Brigade Uniforms during official school hours. St. John Day's Message by the Chairman was read by the Principal or the student leader during the morning flag-raising ceremony. If possible, St. John Flag is also raised along with the Country Flag and School Flag respectively. On this very day, the members reaffirmed their loyalty to the Republic of Singapore and affirmed their commitment to the Order's twin motto, 'For Trust' and 'For the Service of Mankind', in reading St. John Pledge.

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Badge

Badge Brigade

The following badges are listed in order of priority:

1. The President Commissioner's Badge - Awarded by the National CPB Committee after obtaining 12 badges (minimum 2 of each group), Order Knowledge (KSJ/408) and Total Defense Badge (TDF/110 ).
2. Command Vice Chairman Badges - Awarded by the National CPB Committee after obtaining 9 badges including Knowledge of Order and complete Total Gold Defense.
3. Commission Badge - Awarded by National CPB Committee after obtaining 6 badges (minimum 1 of each group), Knowledge of Order (KSJ/409) and complete Total Defense of Silver.
4. Superintendent Badge - Awarded by National CPB Committee after getting 4 badges and complete Total Silver Defense.
5. Drill Instructor Badge - Provided by the National Training Committee, after completing an Advanced Drill Instructor Course (Gold Badge) or an approved Basic Control Instruction Course (Silver Badge).
6. Unicorn Badge (To stop being removed from 2018) - Awarded by National CPB Committee after getting 4 badges (minimum 1 of each group).
7. National Champion of the First Trainers Competition - Awarded by Senior Assistant Chief Commissioner (Operation) to all members of the champion team from all 4 categories in the First National Relief Competition.
8. National Activity Badge - Awarded by the National CPB Committee after participating in an approved national event.

Corps Appointment Badges

1. The Secretary of the Corps
2. Corps Storekeeper

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National First Aid and Home Nursing Competition

The National First Aid and Home Nursing Competition, commonly referred to as the National First Aid Competition (NFAC), is an annual inter-zone competition in which all 10 Zones send teams to compete in each of the 4 categories. Prior to the NFAC, each Zone organized the First Aid Inter-Corps and the House Nurse Competition with the same competition framework. The four champion teams from each Zone represent their respective Zones in the NFAC.

Competition Category

The 4 categories are listed below:

Competition Template

There are 2 frameworks for competition, one for Ambulance category and one for Nursing category.

Template Ambulance Category

The AA and AC teams are expected to complete the following as part of the competition:

1. First Aid Long Case (20 minutes)
2. First Aid Relief Short case (10 minutes)
3. Victim Transportation
4. Foot Drill (10 min)

Nursing Category Framework

The NA and NC teams are expected to complete the following as part of the competition:

1. Home Care Case (20 minutes)
2. First Relief Medium Case (10 minutes)
3. Foot Drill (7 minutes)

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Clothing Rules

Uniform

Currently, there are a total of 4 uniforms of St. John Brigade Singapore, listed as follows:

Seremonial uniform
2. Mess Kit
3. Safari Uniform
4. Field Uniform

The current cadets are only entitled to wear the Field Uniform, which is also the best known uniform of the St John Brigade Singapore. Field uniforms consist of black berets with hat badges, depending on who is entitled to the wearer. Nursing members also wear hair nets. The top consists of a short-sleeved white shirt/blouse with a hidden plastic button. The shoulder blinks with the Maltese Cross with twins and horned horses, along with the words "St. John Singapore" worn on both hands. A black pamphlet is worn on both shoulders indicating a member rank. The bottom consists of black pants/culottes, worn with a belt of St. John. Black socks and low-cut black shoes are worn with shoe laces tied in formal style.

For the President, Senior Officials, Officials and Warrant Officers, the following 4 uniforms are used:

Head Dress

Beret

Top Hat and Bowler Hat

Differentiating Marks

Badge Badges

Gorget Patches

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Rank Structure

As a uniformed organization that has a military heritage derived from the Order of St. John, the ranking structure used to differentiate members and holders of appointments. In general, the ranks that hold in the organization in accordance with his appointment.

Senior Official

Officer

Official Warrant

Adult Members and Cadets

President

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Orders, Decorations and Medals

Officers and members are eligible to receive the following Orders, Decorations and Medals:

Local Awards

1. St John's Praised Medal (CMSJ)
2. Priory Medal
3. 5 Year First Aid Efficiency Medal
4. Yubilee Gold Medal

International Awards (awarded by St. John's Order)

1. Bailiff/Dame Grand Cross from St. John (GC.St.J)
2. The Knights/Dame of Justice of the Order of St. John (K.St.J/D.St.J)
3. Knights/Dame of Grace from St. John (K.St.J/D.St.J)
4. Your Sister/Sister Commander John (C.St.J)
5. Your Sisters/Sisters of the Order of Saint John (O.St.J)
6. Serving the Brothers/Sisters of the Order of St. John (SB.St.J/SS.St.J)
7. Life-saving Medal of the Order of St. John
8. Service Medal of the Order of St John

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See also

• The Order of St. John
• St John Ambulance
• St John Ambulance Ranks and Insignia
• St. Andrew Ambulance Association
• Service Medal of the Order of St John
• Insignia from Venerable Order of St. John

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References

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External links

• General website of St. John Singapore

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