A LIFESAVING defibrillator has been installed at a Forest town. The equipment, which can be found at Ringwood’s Trinty United Church, was funded by the town’s Old People’s Welfare Association. The donation reflects the organisation’s longstanding commitment to supporting the local community. Debbie Grace from Ringwood Old People’s Welfare Association, Roger Gregory from Ringwood Carers Café, and Rev. Sue Baker-Maher from Trinity United Church inspect the new defibrillatorCentre manager at Trinity, Alan Ball, said: “This donation is a wonderful example of how local groups can come together to make a lasting difference.