Lily Loves Life

Be someone who can be alerted.

It takes a minute, once. You are not promising to be a hero — only to be findable if you are the closest person.

Lily and her mum, before the accident.
Lily and her mum.

The worst experience a human can have. Fourteen minutes for ambos to arrive. Untrained in CPR. Home. Nobody could hear us.

Anybody would have sprinted to help. There would be a nurse within 500 metres, a neighbour trained in St Johns. Every person in Australia would have helped me in that moment if they were alerted.

Having been through this, the thought that it could still happen to somebody, and that nothing is being done, is too much for me to bear.

— C. Tia Astor

14 minthe wait that started this
4 minbefore survival odds fall
1 in 10once a year is enough

Put your hand up

So that when someone nearby holds the button, there is a name to send it to.

Your details are used to reach you and nothing else. No newsletter unless you ask. You can be removed by replying to any message.

You're on the list.

That's the whole ask. We'll be in touch when there's something real to join.

What this is, plainly

The Emergency Button is being built and is not finished. This page is a register of people who have already said yes, so that the day it works there is somebody to alert. Signing up does not protect you and does not replace calling 000. If someone is in danger right now, call 000.