St John Ambulance Museum is a testament to the rich historical heritage of St John, showcasing its evolution over the ages to become the esteemed organization it is today. Established in 1988, the St John Historical Society of SA diligently collects, manages, and preserves artefacts that reflect the history of the Order of St John and St John Ambulance. The museum, now located in Brighton, offers a treasure trove of St John history and memorabilia, providing a fascinating insight into the organization’s journey through time.
Each year, the St John Historical Society of SA hosts a Historical Seminar where societies from across Australia convene to publish an annual journal, documenting significant moments in St John’s history for future generations to appreciate. The museum’s dedicated team of volunteers, with their extensive knowledge of St John, curate an impressive collection of artefacts on display for public enjoyment. Through their efforts, the museum stands as a beacon of St John’s legacy, inviting visitors to explore and learn about the organization’s impactful contributions to the community.
As a charity that has been serving South Australians for over 135 years, St John Ambulance SA embodies a commitment to supporting the wellbeing of the community. From providing first aid at events to offering training programs and social inclusion initiatives, St John SA volunteers play a vital role in ensuring the safety and resilience of the state. Through public access resources, training, and emergency response efforts, St John remains dedicated to empowering individuals with life-saving skills and fostering a culture of care and preparedness within the community.
