On Saturday, Jan 26th, 2013 more than 70 folk gathered in the
Seattle Gilbert and Sullivan Society's practice space at Crown Hill Center to complete their American Heart Association First Aid and CPR certifications. Everybody passed which means that Ballard, Crown Hill and points in between now have 70 plus more people trained in First Aid and CPR. The training was provided through a
Seattle Department of Neighborhoods NMF
Small and Simple Fund grant. We worked with the Seattle Office of Emergency Management to get the grant. Training was provided by
Prevention MD, and included two short online courses plus 5 hours hands-on practice with a great group of instructors.
Thanks to everybody who participated and gave the time to make our communities safer and more prepared for the next big disaster.
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| About 2/3 of the roomful of trainees |
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| Finding proper hand position on the chest |
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| Cheryl from Loyal Heights and Martha from Central Ballard Residents Association |
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| Sunset Hill contingent working on 3 person CPR with AED |
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| Dawn demonstrating hand placement for CPR |
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| Proper disposable glove removal |
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| "Dummies" for practicing what to do with choking infants |
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| Tracy Connelly from Seattle Dept of Emergency Management |
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