PACE First Aid & Rescue Training

Our office may be closed this week but you can always register for upcoming fall youth courses online.

Babysitter & Stay Safe! classes for youth age 9-15 are under our Training Tab -Youth Courses

You can read the descriptions of the 2 courses and register for the date and location that works best for you.

Stress...

Read the post from our friends at the Heart & Stroke

Perfect timing for some reminders before back to school, after school activities and life's general busyness in the fall.

Our office is closed this week. We'll be happy to respond to all emails and texts when we re-open Monday Aug 30th.

We have both the Stay Safe! (safety & first aid) class for our younger learners age 9-13 (have already completed grade 3) AND
The Babysitter Class for youth age 11 1/2 to 15 who would like to learn how to care for infant to school age children.

Don't forget to register your kiddo for one of our fall classes. Preparation for back to school is a great time to review safety rules, hands-on practice- basic first aid, strangers and preparedness.

River East Transcona School Division Sharedhealthmb East End Community Club Winnipeg Police Service Louis Riel School Division Winnipeg School Division Frontenac School

Stroke can happen at any age. Recognizing the signs of stroke and calling 9-1-1 immediately can mean the difference between life and death, or the difference between a better recovery and a lasting disability. Let’s all share the FAST signs of stroke.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/424nI3S.

We hope you are enjoying your summer.... it is going to be fall soon.


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These are super popular right now.

FYI for kids you know

Do your kids love bringing their squishy toys along on summer adventures?

Whether you’re heading to the beach, library, or grandma’s house, don’t leave squishy toys in hot cars, in direct sunlight on dashboards, or on other hot surfaces. Heat can cause them to burst and become a dangerous burn hazard for your little ones.

Something to start thinking about with fall around the corner and kids staying up late and needing to go back to school routine shortly.

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A heart-protective lifestyle includes following a nutritious diet and getting sufficient sleep. Lack of sleep may increase your risk of high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, heart attack and stroke.
💤 Learn more on how to get a better night’s sleep (and improve your heart health): https://bit.ly/4wM6pSg.