Medical & Disaster Preparedness
Readiness doesn't end with avoiding or stopping a threat — it includes what happens next. These courses cover emergency medical response and disaster preparedness fundamentals: the skills that stabilize injured people, sustain households when normal resources fail, and close the gap between when an emergency happens and when help arrives.
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USCCA Emergency First Aid Fundamentals
Practical, scenario-based emergency medical training developed specifically for the armed citizen — covering trauma response, bleeding control, and CPR. Designed for situations where EMS hasn't arrived yet and minutes matter.
Learn moreLA County Emergency Survival Guide — Workshop
Practical preparation for when the infrastructure you rely on is delayed or unavailable. Covers the planning, supplies, and decision-making needed to sustain your household through natural disasters, power outages, and other extended disruptions.
Learn moreRed Cross Adult CPR/AED & First Aid
American Red Cross certified training in adult CPR, AED use, and first aid response. Covers the core life-saving skills every household and workplace should have — cardiac emergencies, choking, bleeding, and more. Certification included.
Learn moreRed Cross Pediatric CPR/AED & First Aid
Red Cross certified CPR, AED, and first aid training focused on infants and children. Essential skills for parents, grandparents, babysitters, educators, and anyone responsible for the safety of young children. Certification included.
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