Emergency Kit Registry

So long as the kit is in a fixed location and publicly accessible (even if it requires a PIN code), please register it on this page. Our team will validate it and add it to the registry.

We want this information to be open and accessible, but we also need to protect equipment guardians from bulk data collection and unwanted marketing. For that reason, searches are rate-limited based on the number and location of requests. If you have a legitimate need for higher access, please get in touch.

Yes, but not on this static map. If you are a responder, you can select “I have a defibrillator / Bleed Kit / Naloxone and/or EpiPen” from the “Me” page in the Responder app. This means emergency services know you carry kit and can alert you to specific emergencies if they wish.

GoodSAM hosts the world’s largest AED registry — thanks to our community. The majority of AEDs are not in fixed locations but carried in kits or in the back of cars. That is why we created the world’s first Mobile AED Registry. Responders who have an AED with them can indicate this through the app and appear as a Mobile AED Responder, shown with an AED backpack icon. There is a toggle button under the “Me” tab for this.

All AEDs on our registry have been validated by our in-house team. Red AEDs have an additional layer of validation where a local service (e.g. ambulance or fire) has also performed a check on the device. If you have a choice of AEDs nearby, we recommend choosing a red AED.

In the UK, we run the water rescue equipment registry in partnership with the Royal Life Saving Society. You can contact us or the RLSS directly. More details are available at rlss.org.uk/goodsam.

There is no defined content for a bleed kit. Unlike an AED (which is required to treat an abnormal cardiac rhythm), a bleed kit is not strictly required to manage bleeding. We advocate for much greater public knowledge of haemorrhage control — use clothing or cloth and press hard — combined with instant on-scene video to guide bystanders.

We are part of a joint position statement with London Ambulance Service, the NHS London Major Trauma System and NHS England London Violence Reduction Unit. You can read it here.

Data belongs to the local emergency service or authority for that region. GoodSAM acts as the platform to make this data accessible, but does not claim ownership. Each local service can manage, validate and correct entries within their area.

We take accuracy very seriously. Please contact us with the location and details of the issue. We will work with the relevant local service to correct it as soon as possible.