Young people are invited to take part in a series of challenges to win the coveted lifesaver badge.
The London Ambulance Service will award its Charity Challenge badges to groups aged 18 and under who can complete a series of tasks.
The initiative, which has already been trialled by several groups including Scouts, is thought to be the first of its kind from an ambulance service.To be awarded the LAS Charity Challenge badge, participants have to complete one challenge from each of five core sections. Groups are also encouraged to take on a fundraising challenge of their choosing, or take part in the London Life Hike – LAS's first sponsored walk to raise funds for defibrillators.
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