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For more than 85 years, the American
Red Cross of Greater Columbus has been saving lives
with health and safety education programs. The Red Cross constantly
strives to respond to the health and safety concerns of
Americans at home, in school and in the workplace. Today’s
innovative programs also include teaching lay persons and
professionals how to use automated external defibrillators (AEDs)
to save victims of sudden cardiac arrest. Last year, over
40,000 area residents enrolled in American Red Cross
health and safety courses.
You can help the Red Cross save
lives. Become an instructor or an Authorized Provider, take a
course, or volunteer with us. Call (614) 251-1444 or request
information by e.mail.
Why
turn to the Red Cross to learn how to save lives?
Training
Schedule
New
Community Education Classes:
If you're providing care for
a loved one, you're not alone. Introducing Family
Caregiving - new from the Red Cross.
If
you’re caring for a parent, spouse or friend at home, you know that
ensuring a safe environment and providing even the most basic care can
be overwhelming. Now you can learn new information to provide the best
care possible with the Family Caregiving program from the American Red
Cross. Family
Caregiving offers nine one-hour classes to help you provide the best
care possible for your loved one and gain a better understanding of
safety, nutrition, general care, legal and financial issues.
Now,
more than ever, you need to be prepared for the unexpected.
The Red Cross can show you how. Introducing Together
We Prepare,
a course that can help you and
your family take the simple steps to be prepared for any emergency.
Because it's not if, but when a disaster will strike.
Information about these
courses and programs may be obtained by calling Red Cross
Health and Safety Services at (614) 251-1444 or by email.
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