St John Ambulance Australia’s new eLearning resource teaches basic first aid skills that can be used in the crucial few minutes post-accident. The online training takes just 30-45 minutes, and is completely free. The interventions taught can be lifesaving.
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Have a query about first aid? St John has a range of downloadable Fact Sheets that provide a guide to basic first aid addressing common emergency situations.
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The St John First Aid in Schools Program is designed to educate children on how to assist in emergencies, whether at home, at school, or on the sports field. Since 2012, we have trained more than 1,000,000 school children around Australia in First Aid for free.
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The St John AEDs are simple, effective and ready for the rescue. Combining real time CPR feedback, Rescue Ready technology, user-paced rescue prompts and proven technology, our AED’s are designed for both experienced and first time responders during a sudden cardiac arrest event.
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As part of our commitment to making effective first aid available throughout the community, St John Ambulance Australia provides a number of home, outdoor and sport first aid kits.
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St John Ambulance Australia has a range of first aid eLearning courses that can be completed online and does not require attendance in a classroom.
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St John can provide tailored solutions to meet your event First Aid requirements. With fully equipped First Aiders, St John can provide everything from a single Responder at a local match through to our full Triage Services for major events.
With 140 years' experience, ensure the safety of your next event with Australia's most trusted name in First Aid – St John.
- Learn First Aid online in just 30 minutes
- Nationally Accredited First Aid training
St John Ambulance Australia is a charitable and community driven organisation that aims to be the leading provider of first aid training, services and products in Australia.
First Aid Training
Whether it is for workplace or individual needs, St John provides a full range of best practice certified, customised and online first aid training with flexible delivery options available throughout Australia.
First Aid Products
St John provides first aid products and equipment for compliance in the workplace, first aid rooms, home, recreation and motor vehicles. A re-stock service is also offered to keep first aid kits up-to-date.
First Aid Facts
St John Ambulance's first aid fact sheets gives you the step-by-step process to manage the more common illnesses and injuries that can occur.
Volunteering
Volunteers have been the lifeblood of St John Ambulance in Australia since 1883. For well over 100 years our volunteers have been saving lives and delivering care and compassion to those in sickness, suffering and distress throughout Australia.
About St John Ambulance Australia
Active in Australia for 140 years, St John Ambulance Australia is a self-funding, charitable organisation active in all States and Territories, dedicated to helping people in sickness, distress, suffering or danger. Providing services to a broad scope of the community, St John Ambulance Australia is the country's leading supplier of first aid products, services and training. Each year we deliver 1.2 million hours of voluntary community service, train 500,000 people and treat 100,000 people in Australia at public events annually.
Our vision for the future, whether acting alone or in partnership with others, is the provision of charitable and humanitarian services to individuals, groups and organisations.
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