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George Haslett, Claudy farmer who was treated by the Air Ambulance NI HEMS team and is one patient that has inspired the charity’s agribusiness group who will raise funds and awareness
A team of nine Northern Irish agri-business leaders have teamed up to promote the work of the Air Ambulance NI (AANI) charity and encourage support within the agricultural sector.
Speaking on behalf of the group, Barclay Bell, a trustee of AANI and the person behind gathering the ‘Agri-business Group’ together explained the charity needed to raise £2 million a year to run its pre-hospital critical care service.