BVAC Rescue Response Training Center

The BVAC Rescue Response Training Center, known as the Bayside Volunteer Ambulance Corps, in conjunction with Medicine in Bad Places, is dedicated to delivering top-tier training in an ever-evolving world. Our commitment to excellence extends to our community, prehospital first responders, law enforcement, fire departments, and individuals from all walks of life. Join a remarkable journey, where opportunities abound, waiting for you to seize them.

The transformation of the BVAC Rescue Response Training Center (known as the Bayside Volunteer Ambulance Corps) reflects the organization's adaptability and commitment to its community. Volunteer ambulance corps, like BVAC, often grapple with challenges such as declining volunteer numbers, the retirement of long-serving members, and a shortage of essential donations.

In response to these challenges and the loss of its operational license, BVAC has taken proactive steps. The enduring support from the community over 68 years has served as the driving force behind their decision to act. BVAC has embarked on a new initiative focused on delivering valuable training to the community. This training not only enhances everyday life skills but, more significantly, equips individuals with the knowledge and abilities to save lives.

This shift in focus from ambulance services to community training demonstrates BVAC's dedication to its mission of public service and underscores its commitment to making a positive impact in its community. By offering valuable training that can have a real-life impact, BVAC continues to play a crucial role in promoting safety, well-being, and preparedness within the community.