Committed to introducing CPR to people all over Calderdale

Welcome to Calderdale Community CPR

So who are we? Neil Davidson is a Cardiac Arrest survivor who has raised thousands of pounds to raise awareness of SCA, CPR and defibrillators. See his story here.

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Our comprehensive training courses are designed to give you the confidence and ability to act quickly and effectively in an emergency situation. Our experienced instructors will guide you through hands-on training and help you understand how to properly use a defibrillator and perform CPR. Not only will you be equipped with life-saving skills, but you’ll also gain peace of mind knowing that you can help an individual in a time of crisis. Our training courses are perfect anyone who wants to have these skills and make a difference.

We deliver CPR training and Awareness sessions for Businesses and Organisations.

Our CPR training is free of charge for non-profits, charities, sports communities and community interest companies. It takes as long as it does to drink a coffee. If you are a business that requires CPR training for their team, get in touch.

Initial Awareness sessions can be delivered by Neil Davidson to all businesses and organisations.

Join us today and take the first step towards becoming a potential life saver. Contact us now to schedule your CPR and defibrillator training.

80% of Cardiac Arrests happen at home.

In recent years, there has been a growing awareness of the importance of knowing CPR.

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Here are some reasons why everyone should learn CPR:

It Saves Lives

Cardiac arrests can happen anytime, anywhere to anyone. Knowing how to perform CPR promptly can increase the chances of saving a life. In fact, studies show that performing CPR within the first few minutes after cardiac arrest can double or triple the survival rate.

Immediate Action

Learning CPR gives you the tools to take immediate action in case of an emergency. It empowers you to feel confident and prepared, even when faced with a difficult situation.

Quick Response

If you live in a rural or remote area, it may take longer for medical professionals to arrive. In such cases, performing CPR may be the only lifesaving measure you can take until help arrives.

Improves Brain Function

When oxygen supply is cut off to the brain due to cardiac arrest, permanent brain damage can occur within just a few minutes. Performing CPR helps restore the blood flow to the brain, which can prevent brain damage and improve the patient's chances of recovery.

Easy to Learn

Anyone can learn CPR with just a few hours of training. CPR classes are widely available and affordable, making it easy for anyone to learn this lifesaving skill.

In summary, knowing how to perform CPR is an important skill that everyone should learn. It can save lives and make the difference between life and death in an emergency situation.

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