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In this inspiring episode, we celebrate a major milestone: three student volunteers are among the first in Wales to qualify as Event Responders. Charlotte Johnson, Poppy Willis and Harry Marsh share their journey through months of intensive training, assessments and personal growth to achieve this new clinical skill level.
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