First Aid Hampshire

A great course run with the Winery at the Grange. Lovely venue and staff. It seemed too nice a day to be indoors so we ventured out whenever we could. Thanks for having us.

Happy new year to you all. We hope the return to work hasn’t been too much of a shock to the system!
If you are looking ahead to what needs doing this year, don’t forget your first aid courses. We are starting to get booked up through March so let’s know if you require anything from us.
Head over to our newly updated website to see how we can help at www.firstaidhampshire.co.uk we’d love to hear your feedback on the new look site as well so we can continue to provide a great service to you all.
Have a safe and successful year

Happy Christmas to you all. We hope you have a lovely time of this festive period. See you all in the new year.

Common questions we get asked about using a defibrillator

Our new look website is up and running. We know the summer is the quiet season for training, as we should all be trying to enjoy some well deserved time away from work to enjoy the weather (if we’re lucky!)

Have a look at our new site and see if we can help with your first aid training needs when it’s time to renew your qualifications.

We are starting to get booked up for September and October now so don’t delay!

Today’s course was the second session we had run for local military museums. Such great venues preserving history and educating all ages. Worth a visit whatever your age the gurkha museum The Royal Logistic Corps Museum Royal Hampshire Regiment Museum The Adjutant General's Corps Museum HorsePower, The Museum of The King's Royal Hussars

An amazing venue for our first course of the year. We’re looking forward to meeting some of you in the coming months.

Both are very serious. Would you recognise the signs and symptoms? Would you know what to do to help? Join us on one of our courses if you would like to learn

We had this discussion yesterday after a course at the amazing Gurkha museum in Wi******er about different communities and languages. It’s really important to get this message to all of our communities.

Language barriers contribute to inequalities in resuscitation, especially in communities where English may not be the primary language.

We’ve translated our CPR guides into multiple languages to ensure as many people as possible can learn CPR: www.resus.org.uk/public-resource/cpr-language-resources

2 days teaching year 3, 4, 5 and 6 in this rather large room 😂 great to see all the knowledge they have retained from our sessions last year. Keeping me on my toes on my birthday!!