Description
Emergency Call Card
Never be without this card
Maximises your chances of getting help and minimises your chances of making a mistake
Anywhere in the UK, all of Europe plus Australia, Canada, USA and many other countries
- Instructions of exactly how to telephone the emergency services and precisely what to say
- Shows you how to contact the emergency services even if you cannot get thru on a mobile
It also comes with simple to follow directions of what you need to do to send text messages to the emergency services.
It is credit card size in tough plastic, able to fit in purses and wallets, with rounded corners to prevent snagging and holes in pockets!


Philip Powell –
I bought three of these cards for my two daughters and me. Excellent piece of safety kit to carry with you. I am also grateful for your advice to register mobile/cell phones for text messaging the emergency services if speaking directly to them isn’t an option. I wasn’t aware of this service previously and it’s something we should all do. It’s a simple and quick set up.
Steve –
Very useful bit of kit for the family in case of emergencies.
Paul Marlow –
A great piece of kit. I love the clarity of the information. Brilliant.
Duncan Snell –
Having watched the excellent video on the 112 service and noted its advice, I bought one for myself and two others for friends. The card is a very useful piece of kit to carry with you in a wallet or map case as a reminder. The air rescue signals are less useful in a general sense, unless you are actually in the field and confronted with an emergency.
zack –
Very quick delivery, can feel the quality of how it is made. Cant go wrong with the extra bit of safety of having a calling card. Would defo recommend
Barrington Randle –
I lead a Walking Group and myself and the other Walk Leaders always carry Emergency Call Card with us.
Great idea!
Hannah Collingridge –
Really handy tool. Easy to carry size. Great idea. I hope I never have to use the helicopter instructions, but handy to know they are there
Lyle Brotherton –
Hopefully these instructions Hannah are like umbrellas; it only rains if your don’t have them 🙂 Lyle