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For adults who need to recognize a cardiac or breathing emergency and give immediate help until emergency responders arrive. Participants practice high-quality CPR, responding to choking, and safe AED use.

• Recognize the signs of cardiac arrest and activate emergency services.
• Practice chest compressions, breathing support, and use of an AED.
• Discuss response to a heart attack and choking emergency.

Available through American Red Cross, ASHI, or AHA Heartsaver®. Successful completion typically provides a two-year course card.

Age-appropriate response skills for emergencies involving children and infants, including how to recognize an unresponsive person, begin CPR, respond to choking, and use an AED where appropriate.

• Practice child and infant CPR techniques and emergency assessment.
• Learn the steps for responsive and unresponsive choking.
• Understand AED precautions for younger patients.

Available through American Red Cross, ASHI, or AHA Heartsaver®. Successful completion typically provides a two-year course card.

Learn to assess a scene and provide initial care for common injuries, sudden illness, and environmental emergencies while more advanced help is on the way.

• Respond to bleeding, burns, muscle and joint injuries, and sudden illness.
• Recognize temperature-related emergencies and seizure warning signs.
• Practice personal safety, calling for help, and basic first-aid decisions.

Available through American Red Cross, ASHI, or AHA Heartsaver®. Successful completion typically provides a two-year course card. First Aid can often be combined with CPR/AED.

Designed for healthcare providers and professional responders who need team-based resuscitation skills for adults, children, and infants.

• Practice high-quality compressions, ventilation, and early AED use.
• Work through multi-rescuer roles, assessment, and airway obstruction.
• Discuss coordinated response in clinical and prehospital settings.

Available through ASHI or the American Heart Association. Successful completion typically provides a two-year course card.

For employees who may encounter blood or other potentially infectious materials at work. The course covers how exposure happens, how to reduce risk, and what to do after an incident.

• Use appropriate precautions, protective equipment, and safe cleanup practices.
• Recognize exposure risks and follow reporting procedures.
• Connect the training to your workplace’s own policies.

American Red Cross training with a one-year certification period. Employers should review their site-specific procedures with staff.

Practical preparation for young people beginning to care for children and infants. The class combines child-care basics with safety, emergency response, and the responsibilities of a babysitter.

• Care for infants and children and choose age-appropriate activities.
• Recognize emergencies, use basic first-aid thinking, and stay safe.
• Build confidence in communication, behavior, and starting a babysitting business.

American Red Cross Babysitter Training completion credential.

A Ready to Respond class that introduces everyday safety and how to handle common situations when children are home or out in the community.

• Home-alone awareness, answering the door or phone, and calling 911.
• Household and internet safety basics.
• Introductory first-aid decisions and when to ask an adult for help.

Participants receive a certificate of recognition; this is not a professional certification.

An age-appropriate introduction to checking a scene, staying safe, and helping with common minor emergencies.

• Learn about cuts, burns, sprains, and breathing concerns.
• Discuss personal protection and when to call an adult or 911.
• Practice simple response skills with instructor guidance.

Participants receive a certificate of completion; this is not a professional certification.

Focused instruction on responsive and unresponsive choking situations involving infants, children, and adults. This can be useful for groups that want to refresh a specific emergency-response skill.

This is an overview, not a certification course; no course card is issued.