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We are working with the St John Guernsey charity and St John Training Services to offer free CPR lessons during #RestartAHeart Week - and we are encouraging people from all sections of the community to take advantage of the training.
Heather Langlois, Group Chief Executive Officer of St John Guernsey said: “We have been part of Restart A Heart since its started and have trained thousands of people through these community sessions and through the first aid courses offered by St John Training Services, however we are aware that there are still sections of the public, including people from the international community and different cultural backgrounds who we have not fully reached. A cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, so everyone should know CPR, which is why we are inviting people from across our community to take part in Restart A Heart.”
Free public sessions are taking place at the St John training centre in the Rohais on
💚Monday 12th October - 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 6:30pm
💚Tuesday 13th October - 10am, 12pm, 2pm
💚Wednesday 14th October - 7pm
💚Thursday 15th October - 3pm
Places can be booked via Eventbrite by searching “CPR Guernsey” or www.eventbrite.com/e/restart-a-heart-guernsey-tickets-2002328063138
💚Free drop-in sessions are also being held at Beau Sejour on Friday 16th October.
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Resuscitation Council UK
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The Flying Christine III marine ambulance is crewed by a volunteer boat crew, who work alongside full-time medical professionals from Ambulance & Rescue to provide a lifeline service to the islands of the Bailiwick of Guernsey.
The boat is a charitable asset which relies on donations, fundraising and sponsorship, as well as subscriptions and charges.
Your support helps keep the Flying Christine III in service, saving lives and providing medical transport for the sick and injured across the islands.
You can donate now via our website ambulance.gg
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