Below are some trainings we provide
to
community groups
WHACK the Flu!! is an interactive children's program teaching the
5 basic rules of good health.
Consists of a short skit using a puppet (can be as simple as a sock puppet) that introduces the acronym.
We have found it works well as a cheer.
W-
Wash your hands
H- Stay home if
ill
A- Avoid toucing your ears,
eyes, nose, mouth
C-Cough into
your sleeve
K- Keep your distance
from others who are ill
Stop the Bleed

Launched
in October of 2015 by the White House, Stop the Bleed is a national awareness campaign and a call to action.
Stop the Bleed is intended to cultivate grassroots efforts that encourage bystanders
to become trained, equipped, and empowered to help in a bleeding emergency before professional help arrives.
We offer Train the Trainer program and once a training is completed then those with
medical licenses are eligible to register as a trainer. See www.stopthebleed.org for more information.
Until
Help Arrives
You Are the Help Until Help Arrives (Until Help Arrives) is a new
program designed to educate and empower the public to take action in emergency situations and provide lifesaving care before
professional help arrives. There are three main training tools available as part of the Until Help Arrives program all available
online at https://ready.gov/untilhelparrives.
Interactive video:Viewers
have the opportunity to make lifesaving decisions for injured amusement park patrons.
- Web-based training: A 25-minute, online, video tutorial explaining the steps people
can take to help someone with life-threatening injuries.
-
Instructor-led curriculum: Materials, including videos and activities, for a hands-on, instructor-led course covers five topics
in depth.
MRC's
Role Promoting Until Help Arrives in Local Communities
The MRC will play a critical role in promoting the Until Help Arrives program and educating the public in communities nationwide.
We invite MRC volunteer to share the Until Help Arrives program within your local community.
To help MRC units and volunteers promote the Until Help Arrives program, please see the below
resources: