The Be Lucky Anti-Crime Foundation is on a mission to enhance the safety and well-being of the local community. Their founder, Paul Stansby, sadly lost his brother to a knife attack in 2017 and has since been working tirelessly with the police, council, and local businesses to install anti-bleed kits across the town to help save lives. They are at the forefront of anti-crime efforts, advocating for education, awareness, and proactive measures to prevent violence and reduce harm.
One of the foundation’s critical initiatives is to provide anti-bleed kits to the community. These kits contain essential medical supplies to stop severe bleeding in emergencies, such as accidents, violent incidents, or natural disasters. Prompt access to these kits can be a matter of life and death.
However, ensuring the availability of anti-bleed kits comes with financial challenges, and that’s where the partnership between Seven Resourcing and the Be Lucky Anti-Crime Foundation comes into play.
We happily offered to fund a new anti-bleed kit for the Be Lucky Anti-Crime Foundation, which can be found in Ipswich town centre.
