First Response Medical Training Ltd

04/09/2026

12 October Cardiff venue. RCUK Ils course places available.

18/08/2026

Nearly 55% of UK adults say they would feel reluctant to use a defibrillator because they don't think they have the knowledge or skills needed.*

The reality is that defibrillators are designed to be simple and user-friendly. They provide clear instructions, and a 999 call handler can guide you through the process too.

Because early defibrillation can significantly improve the chances of surviving a cardiac arrest, it's vital that more people feel confident stepping forward to use one.

Want to learn more? Explore our defibrillation information hub: www.resus.org.uk/public-resource/defibrillation

*Source: University of Warwick Attitude to CPR survey 2025 bit.ly/4gfo5Ab

12/08/2026

15/05/2026

When bystanders start CPR promptly, it can more than double the person’s chance of surviving a cardiac arrest.*

If someone suddenly collapses at a community sport event, remember:
🗣️ Check
📱 Call
❤️ CPR

To make sure your sports club is prepared for the ultimate medical emergency, read our new guide: resus.org.uk/resus-in-sports

*Source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33151108/

13/05/2026

Cardiac arrest can have a long-term emotional impact. Whether you are a survivor, key supporter, or a first responder, the experience can take a toll on mental wellbeing.

This Mental Health Awareness Week, we want to remind you of the support that is available to you.

Discover our range of support resources to help you navigate life after cardiac arrest: resus.org.uk/support-after-ca