This class includes CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) for adult, child, and infant, as well as AED (automated external defibrillator) and first aid. Students will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and care for individuals in emergency situations including cardiac arrest. Emphasis will be on providing basic care until advanced medical care personnel arrive and take charge. American Heart Association CPR certification will be awarded upon successful completion of class requirements. Class may run until 9:00pm. 

Make the most of your trip when you meet Kelly Monroe from ‘In the Magic Travel’ and learn about resorts, park tickets, theme parks, and dining. Kelly is an experienced travel agent specializing in all things Disney!

In a medical emergency, would you know what to do? In this fun, slow-paced class, you will learn both in theory and hands-on applications.  We'll cover splinting, control bleeding, shock, environmental emergencies, choking emergencies, breathing problems, chest compressions (CPR), and how to use an Automated Electronic Defibrillator (AED). 

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In a medical emergency, would you know what to do? In this fun, slow-paced class, you will learn both in theory and hands-on applications.  We'll cover splinting, control bleeding, shock, environmental emergencies, choking emergencies, breathing problems, chest compressions (CPR), and how to use an Automated Electronic Defibrillator (AED).  

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Lighthouse Health and Safety brings you this one-night American Red Cross course. This will prepare you to recognize and carefor a variety of emergencies including breathing and cardiac emergencies, burns, cuts, heat and cold emergencies, stroke, diabetic emergencies and other sudden illnesses and meets OSHA requirements. Students who successfully complete this coursewill receive an American Red Cross certificate valid for two years. Minimum of five per session.

Please select your choice of two dates offered for this class.

1 Session.

CPR class includes: using adult, child and infant CPR and AED; handling adult, child and infant choking; and knowing when to call emergency services. The course cost includes use of the manikins, DVD, instructor and practical components, and a certificate of completion. This class is taught to the standards established by the American Heart Association.

Instructor: Charissa Kerr 
Section II: Thursday, 3/26, 6:00 - 9:00 PM 
Location: Raymond Public Safety Building, Raymond
Fee: $54 per Section

Did you know that YOU could be the life-changing person for a child here in Maine? Yes, YOU can become a foster or adoptive parent! Come learn about what it means to be a foster/adoptive parent and the different ways you can help Maine children. There is a special need for people who can care for infants, sibling groups, and adolescents, while also supporting the reunification process. There are also over 100 children waiting to find a forever family. Join us for this informational meeting and take that very first step to becoming a resource family.

Instructor: Stephanie Eklund
Section II: Monday, 3/30, 6:00 - 7:30 PM
Location: Windham High School - Room 124
Fee: Free

This is a refresher/recertification course for the CPR/AED/Standard First Aid program. Prior to class, participants MUST present a valid certification from one of the following entities: American Heart Association, American Red Cross, American Safety & Health Institute– includes MEDIC First Aid, Emergency Care and Safety Institute, EMS Safety Services, National Safety Council.