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Preparing for Emergencies ！ CPR Course for Small Children

CPR in Japanese （ Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation ） Online Course.

What would you do if your child suddenly lost consciousness, drowned in a swimming pool, or aspirated food?
It is said that if something were to happen and CPR is performed immediately, the survival rate would more than double.
In this course, an American Board Certified Pediatrician will teach you how to perform CPR in Japanese so that you can actually do it.
This course is designed for children from 0 years old to elementary school age.

Learn CPR to save little lives.

Choose your course date
4 ／ 23 （ Wed ） 10-11am US West Coast Time （ Japanese ）
4 ／ 26 （ Sat ） 1-11am US West Coast Time 0-11 a.m. （ Bilingual Japanese/English as needed ）

Comments from Course Participants ：
▷ I was able to prepare for situations that I could not have known about and have a little confidence that I can protect my child if something happens to him.
▷ It was very easy to understand and it was great to have not only a lecture in Japanese but also tips and videos in the US.
▷ I had forgotten most of the CPR I learned in the past, and I am glad I took this course because I was able to gain new knowledge from the children's section this time.
▷ I have a baby, so it was good to know what to do in case of an emergency. It was the first time I learned how to perform cardiac massage on a baby under one year old. I have taken such courses in Japan, but I felt I needed to review them on a regular basis.
▷ I have taken several CPR courses, but this was the easiest to understand so far.

Course fee ：
We are asking for a donation of about $20. The fee for this course will be donated to the operating expenses of the non-profit organization San Francisco ・ Forest ・ Choir.

* Please note that this is not a course to obtain CPR certification.
Please click the link below to register.