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Debbie Roscoe launched Arrive Alive after her daughter received hospital care for measles. Eight years later, the charity has raised more than four hundred thousand pounds and is working towards its twentieth vehicle.

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00:00A Birmingham mother who began fundraising after her daughter became seriously ill has
00:05helped put 18 emergency response vehicles on the road.
00:08Debbie Roscoe from Harbourn wanted to thank the NHS after Ellie received treatment for
00:14measles.
00:15Over eight years, her Arrive Alive charity has raised more than £400,000 for community
00:20first responders across the West Midlands.
00:23The volunteers are dispatched to emergency calls and can begin vital treatment before
00:29an ambulance arrives.
00:30The charity has also funded other essential items such as defibrillators and bleed kits.
00:36Debbie is now raising money for a 19th vehicle with hopes of reaching 20 by the end of the
00:42year.
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