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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Description
Community Pulse is a practical, non-accredited CPR and emergency response awareness program designed to give community members the knowledge and confidence to respond when an emergency occurs.
Delivered in a relaxed and supportive environment, the workshop provides hands-on experience in CPR and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) use, while introducing participants to the DRSABCD emergency action plan, how to recognise an emergency and how to effectively communicate with emergency services when calling Triple Zero (000).
The program is ideal for community members who are learning CPR for the first time or want to refresh their knowledge without completing a formal accredited course. Sessions can be adapted to suit the needs of different community groups, helping make lifesaving education accessible, practical and relevant.
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
FOR
Adult Community
DURATION
1.0 hour per session
GROUP SIZE
Maximum 25–30 participants
DELIVERY
At your Centre / School
Essential for Lifelong Learning
Water safety education builds knowledge that lasts a lifetime.
Evidence based and aligned to Stages 4 and 5 of the Australian Curriculum
Developed by Royal Life Saving with over 130 years education experience
Interactive learning to support the Application Stage of the National Swimming and Water Safety Framework
COSTS
Choose the group size that suits your centre.
Session pricing starts from $525.
Pricing varies depending on group size, location and specific program requirements, including CPR manikin hire or purchase.
Contact us to discuss your group's requirements and receive a tailored quote.
INCLUSIONS
Each session includes:
A one-hour interactive workshop delivered by a Royal Life Saving educator
Introduction to the DRSABCD emergency action plan
Hands-on CPR practice using training manikins
Practical experience using an AED
Guidance on recognising and responding to an emergency
How to effectively call and communicate with Triple Zero (000)
Practical lifesaving and water safety information relevant to the participating group