The Free First Aid and Ambulance Service station of the corps is functioning since 1939 for round the clock services of removing patients, field duties in all emergencies and casualty work. Till March 31, 2004 the total number of services rendered by the Service Station aggregated 76,976. At present Ambulance services are available from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. except on Sundays and Government holidays.

In recognition of the Corps’ work, the state government granted, in 1950, a plot of land at Marine Lines, admeasuring 2,552 sq.yards, for constructing thereon the Corps’ Head Quarters and Service Station Buildings and contributed Rs.66,656/- towards their cost. The High court also gave a donation of Rs. 33,000/- for the Building fund from the Haji Gulam Mohmed Ajam Charity Trust.

UNTIL 2019, 13 ambulance cars have been used at the service station; the last one (Nos. 13) is at present in service. Of these, Cars Nos. 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10 and 11 were donated by the Shirolkar Trust, Bai Ratanbai Harichand, Shri Chandulal H.Shah, The Rotary club, Mrs. Sumati Bhatt, Verma Trust, Late Major Batuk H. Mehta and respectively. Car No. 12 is donated by Rotary club of Mumbai South. Car 13 is purchased out of New Ambulance Car fund of our society.

Each Volunteer undergoes theoretical and practical training, spread over five years, on every Saturday and Sunday, in First Aid, Home Nursing, Hygiene, Sanitation and Basic Civil Defence, including camping, scout craft and casualty work at the J.J.Hospital at the end of the course he/she is awarded the “Diploma in Ambulance Work”. Besides, classes in First Aid are also conducted for outside students.

In December 1977, the Managing Committee of the Society decided to establish a “College of Ambulance” under the auspices of the corps in accordance with the Scheme framed by it. The Government of Maharashtra in the Public Health Department accorded recognition to the College of Ambulance and in token thereof sanctioned the payment to the Society of a token fixed grant of Rs.20,000/- per annum towards the maintenance of the College for an initial period of five years. The College was formally inaugurated by the Honourable Chief minister of Maharashtra state on June 3, 1978. The grant has been increase by the Government to Rs. 30,000/- per annum since 1983, on permanent basis.

IN August 1979 the Trustees of Sir Dorabji Tata trust, Bombay, paid to the Society the munificent donation of Rs.2,00,000/- on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee (1980) of the Corps, as a permanent Endowment toward meeting the running expenses of the College out of its interest income. With a view to association the name of the great industrialist and philanthropist of our Country, Sir Jamsetji Tata, with the College, the Managing Committee of the Society decided, on 25th August 1979 to name the College as “Jamsetji Tata Ambulance College”. Over the years, till 1992 the TATA Trust have given additional Rs.4,00,000/- as endowment for expenses of the College.

UNTIL, the end of December 2019 the College has conducted over 450 Specialist Instructors’ and Basic Coursed. The total number of students who have qualified as Specialist Instructors in First Aid and Home Nursing over 1000; the number of those who passed in different basic courses was 1200. Over 350 seminars on Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation and fundamentals of First Aid have been conducted. Over 2500 people participated in these seminars.