Training Programs
Common Sense CPR
Common Sense CPR is a Hawaii Department of Education initiative to provide Life Skills for students, faculty, and staff and over time it will contribute to an educated population who are better able to respond to a life threatening emergency with correspondingly improved survival rates.
Through the development of this project, Common Sense CPR has become a State of Hawaii Department of Education (DOE) approved course for teaching community responder CPR and AED skills. This is an interactive, hands-on class designed for students 7th-12th grade, teachers, faculty and staff at all schools. It is provided free to all DOE-affiliated individuals as a part of a statewide initiative related to emergency response.
Community Responder Essentials
We want to educate community responders to take the actions needed to help in emergencies prior to the arrival of our professional responders. The first few minutes of any emergency, whether cardiac arrest, bleeding, or overdoses, are the most critical for the best outcomes.
In our new Community Responder Essentials Course, students will learn the simple steps to help a victim in need. This course is designed to build confidence, break some of the long-time myths, and give students hands-on learning to be that responder that is willing to help a family member or friend. All ages are welcome!
American Heart Association
In addition to our core programs, we also offer a range of American Heart Association (AHA) courses for individuals whose workplaces require an AHA course completion card.
Our offerings include Heartsaver, Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), and occasionally Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS).