Staffordshire Emergency Services Humanitarian Aid Association (SESHAA) was founded in 1995 and has been active in areas of the world that are affected by conflict, humanitarian or natural disaster.

Areas include Albania, Bosnia, Croatia, Malawi (South East Africa), Volograd (South Russia) the charity has also assisted in providing help and equipment to the areas of Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Siberia, Ghana, Gambia, Zambia, Iraq and Poland...

Up and coming projects

The charity's next project will be in Macedonia in 2010. The project will involve rolling out a training programme for  emergency service workers attending road traffic collisions. The aim of the project is to improve co-operation and team work amongst the fire service, police and paramedics when they attend car crashes.

The project will be piloted in the towns/municipalities of, Sveti Nicole, Stip, Vales, Strumica and Radovis. If successful it may be rolled out to others parts of the country as part of a planned three-year programme.

For further information or to offer help with funding or sponsorship please contact:

SESHAA Chairman Alf Wilson on 07531 093273 or email: alfredwilson@sky.com 

For more imformation on SESHAA's history click here