Have you ever thought about learning how to save
someone’s life? Would you know what to do if someone suffered a
cardiac
arrest, heart attack or was choking?
We offer Heartstart training free of
charge to voluntary/community groups and charities. As part of
this scheme we hold open lifesaving sessions where anyone can come
along.
We also provide emergency life-support training to
organisations in the public and private sector at a cost.
Heartstart training for
Londoners
Our Heartstart courses for voluntary/community groups and
charities are free. They last two hours and teach basic
life-support skills to enable you to give life-saving support until
ambulance staff arrive. The course includes:
The Heartstart initiative is coordinated by the British Heart Foundation and
participants receive a certificate of attendance. If you require a
certificate for work purposes, please refer to the paid courses
below.
Parent-and-baby courses are delivered free of charge at
community children’s centres. This one hour course covers common
injuries and illnesses in infants.
If you want to find out if you are eligible
for free training please contact Antoinette Williamson
in our resuscitation training team:
Emergency life-support
training courses for paying clients
We also run training courses for paying clients in the
public and private sectors. Courses include:
- Emergency life-support.
- Defibrillator training.
- Paediatric life-support.
- Emergency life-support for healthcare professionals.
The money from these paid courses helps to fund training under
the Heartstart scheme.
For more information please contact Antoinette
Williamson in our resuscitation training team.