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Delivering first aid training to clients throughout Victoria.

11/09/2025

It’s R U OK? Day 💛

As First Aiders we’re always taught to thoroughly assess a scene - after all, not all injuries can be seen on the surface; some of the most critical ones can be taking place internally, right before us.

Mental health is much the same. You can never really know just what someone is going through, be it a stranger, family member or your very best friend 🫶

Today serves as a reminder for us all to take a moment to check in with one another any chance we get by asking those three simple words “Are you ok?” Sure it can be a bit uncomfortable at first, but the more you do it, the easier it becomes. And you never know… it could just help save a life (which as you know, we’re all about 👍😉).

For more information on asking RUOK? or to access some great resources should you need some further help or support contacts visit 💻www.ruok.org.au

💛 RUOK? 💛

09/09/2025

Bear with us for two seconds while we catch our breath! 😮‍💨

On top of our standard public and private training courses, August was a jam packed month for events, with Revive2Survive in attendance at 5️⃣ school diocese showcases, held all across Melbourne 🚗

Sponsored by our good mates at GM Sponsors, if you are a local school Principal or leader, chances are you would have bumped into us at one of these August events:

✅ Sale Diocese Principals Network
✅ South Central Principals Network
✅ South Central, Peninsula and South Eastern Deputy Principals Network
✅ Southern Region Catholic Administration and Bursars Network
✅ Eastern Region Deputy Principals Network

Always a great day out meeting members of our local community and helping to spread the word about the importance of staff and students learning life saving CPR, our Rev and the Rescue Squad School Incursion programs were especially well received and we look forward to delivering these at a school near you soon! 🐶⛑🙌

07/09/2025

Wishing all of the Dads, Step-Dads, Grandads and Fatherly Figures out there a very happy Father's Day! 💙

Thanks for being you and for making such a big difference in the little (and not so little) lives of so many 🙌🥰

Go pop your feet up - you've earnt it today! 👍

05/09/2025

⛑ It's First Aid Friday! ⛑

Today's Topic: Asthma 🫁

It’s Asthma Awareness Week and with an estimated 2.8 million Australians* living with this chronic condition, it's a great time for a refresher on our asthma management skills 😉

An asthma attack can be incredible scary for all involved and occurs when there is a tightening or narrowing of the airways, making it difficult to breathe.

Triggered by a range of factors such as allergies, irritants, weather, exercise and even emotions, an asthma attack may come on quickly or gradually and can be life threatening. For this reason, they should always be treated as a medical emergency 🚨

The use of an inhaler helps manage asthma by delivering medication directly to the lungs to open airways and reduce inflammation. They can be used with or without a 'spacer' which is a plastic device that attaches to the inhaler and helps coordinate the inhaler puff with inhalation in. Spacers can be especially beneficial for children to ensure the maximum amount of medication reaches the lungs.

When it comes to administering an inhaler, 4️⃣ is the magic number:
✅ WITH A SPACER: Give 1 puff with 4️⃣ breaths (1x4, 1x4, 1x4, 1x4)
✅ WITHOUT A SPACER: Give 4️⃣ puffs with 4️⃣ breaths (1x1, 1x1, 1x1, 1x1)
- If there is no improvement after 4️⃣ minutes, give another 4️⃣ puffs every 4️⃣ minutes until help arrives

With asthma so prevalent in our community, would you know how best to manage an attack?

If you are keen to learn more or further your asthma management skills, why not book into our 22556VIC Asthma Management course? For more info head to
💻www.revive2survive.com.au/course/22556vic-course-in-the-management-of-asthma-risks-and-emergencies-in-the-workplace-69/

* asthma.org.au

04/09/2025

It’s Women’s Health Week and here’s a fun fact. Did you know that the symptoms of a heart attack can differ between men and women? 👩🫀

Although both genders tend to experience chest pain as a primary symptom, it’s been found that women can also exhibit a wider range of symptoms in the lead up to a heart attack. These may include discomfort in the neck, jaw, shoulder or abdomen, shortness of breath, a feeling of indigestion or heartburn, sweating, lightheadedness, nausea and fatigue.

The reason behind the differing symptoms is likely due to the fact that women and men having different vascular systems, which can affect how heart attacks start. For example, women are more likely to experience heart attacks as a result of microvascular dysfunction and coronary artery spasms as opposed to blockages in major arteries which are common in men*

Regardless of the rationale, it’s imperative that all women be aware of these ‘non traditional’ symptoms and should something feel off, trust your intuition and get it checked out asap. Your life may just depend on it! 🫶

*www.healthcentral.com/condition/heart-attack/male-vs-female-heart-attack-symptoms

02/09/2025

📣📣📣 Breaking news! 📣📣📣

As requested by YOU – we’ve added a new course to our already comprehensive CPR and First Aid training line-up: HLTAID009 Provide CPR + Managing Immunisation Emergencies ⛑💉

Covering all of the content provided in our Nationally Recognised HLTAID009 Provide CPR course, this training also teaches attendees how to manage an immunisation emergency (non-accredited), including immediate assessment and treatment of anaphylaxis or other life-threatening Adverse Events Following Immunisation (AEFI).

Perfect for nurses, immunisers and other clinical staff, details for our first session of this new course are as follows:
📅 Friday, October 3
⏰ 9am – 12pm
🏢 Chirnside Park Training Session
💲 $100 per person

To find out more or to book visit www.revive2survive.com.au/course/hltaid009-provide-cpr-107/

We look forward to seeing you there! 👩‍⚕️👋

01/09/2025

Well hey there Healesville! 👋

We're back for September with another 2️⃣ course dates released for later this month at Habitat1 in Healesville.

So - if you've been thinking about learning or renewing your CPR or First Aid qualifications, go on and book yourself in for one of our Nationally Recognised training courses scheduled for this month:

📅 Sunday, September 14
📅 Monday, September 22

Nationally Recognised courses on offer include:
⛑ HLTAID009 Provide CPR
⛑ HLTAID011 Provide First Aid
⛑ HLTAID012 Early Education First Aid

Run by local trainer Luke, they're a great way to spend a few hours - and could just save a life one day too! 🥰

To find out more or to book head to www.revive2survive.com.au/monthly-calendar and select the 'Filter by Location' option at the very top and then select 'Healesville.'

We'll see you at Habitat1 later this month - Level 1, 177 - 179 Maroondah Highway, Healesville 🙌

31/08/2025

Our next Paediatric First Aid course is coming around quickly! 👶👧👦

Perfect for parents, parents-to-be, grandparents and carers this 2.5 hour course is priced at just $8️⃣0️⃣ per person and could just be the best money you ever spend 🥰

Covering a full range of infant specific topics such as basic life support, febrile convulsions, choking, croup, poisoning, meningitis and much more, it's the perfect way to equip yourself with the skills, confidence and knowledge for managing an emergency situation with a child in your care.

Our next course is scheduled to take place:
📅 Tuesday, 9th September
⏰ 9.30am - 12pm
🏢 Chirnside Park Training Centre

Babies and small children are welcome - so there's no need to even book a sitter! 😉

To find out more or secure your spot head to
💻www.revive2survive.com.au/course/updates-2023-non-accredited-courses-68/

* This is a non-accredited course and participants will receive a Statement of Attendance only.

29/08/2025

⛑ It’s First Aid Friday! ⛑

Today’s Topic: First Aid & CPR Legalities 📝

Picture this – you’re out and about, be it at work or in your free time and stumble across an emergency situation. Could you help? Should you help? And what are your responsibilities legally? 🤔

Firstly, if the casualty is conscious, then verbal consent is always required before you step in and help. If this is not provided but you are still concerned, you may wish to call 000 to report the incident and request assistance from there. If the casualty is unconscious, the concept of ‘Implied Consent’ allows you to assist under the proviso that this cannot be given, but would be assumed to be the case.

When it comes to your responsibilities as a First Aider, you do NOT legally have a Duty of Care to act when out and about on the street – although morally, this does not mean that you shouldn’t. In the workplace, you DO have a legal responsibility to help other staff, children or visitors while they are onsite your work premises.

As we always say, any attempt at providing First Aid is better than none, however do know and only act within your limits or under the guidance of a trained emergency (000) operator. The Good Samaritan act ensures that anyone who provides assistance, advice or care to another person in relation to an emergency or accident is not liable in any civil proceedings for anything done or not done by him / her in good faith, however remember – our key goal is always to help the casualty where it is deemed safe to do so, as opposed to inflict further injury or harm 🫶😉

Of course, the best advice? Always ensure your First Aid and CPR training is up to date so you have the skills, knowledge and capabilities required to step in and assist without hesitation. After all -that’s exactly what you’re trained for! ⛑

Providing Nationally Recognised Training for 20 years now, that’s an area we can of course help with! To find out more or book your training in today give us a call in ☎️1300 000 112 or visit 💻www.revive2survive.com.au

27/08/2025

We are incredibly lucky to be aligned with some local partners within our community, who help us spread the important message of the need for everyone to learn life-saving CPR ⛑🙌

Caring for their supporters, members, players and patrons, we all share a common goal of looking out for those within our community and providing a lending hand to anyone who may need it, whenever we can 🫶

With this in mind, we are thrilled to announce the renewal of our annual partnerships with the following local businesses, who we have also now come to know as good friends:

🏀 Lilydale & Yarra Valley Netball
🐎 Yarra Valley Racing
🎳 Mooroolbark Bowls Club
🎾 Wonga Park Tennis Club

We look forward to seeing what 2025–26 holds for each of you and continuing to help support each other in whatever ways we can 🥰

25/08/2025

With only four months left of the year, NOW is the time to book your CPR or First Aid Training and avoid the end of year rush 😮🏃🏼

Whether you're a beginner or just after a refresher, we can help, with our Nationally Recognised Training available across two great locations:
✅ Chirnside Park Training Centre
✅ Habitat1 Healesville

To book your spot head to 💻www.revive2survive.com.au/monthly-calendar

And remember - if you're a school, workplace, sporting club or community group looking to undertake private training at a time, date and location which suits you, we can help! All of our courses can be tailored to suit your attendees, industry or the environment and situations specific to you - plus we can set up pretty much anywhere, be it a sporting field, meeting room, class room or even a factory floor. To find our more or enquire about our special group rates, give us a call on ☎️1300 000 112.

Providing Nationally Recognised Training for 2️⃣0️⃣ years now, you can rest assured you're in good hands when you book your training with Revive2Survive 😉🙌

22/08/2025

⛑ It’s First Aid Friday! ⛑🧠

Today’s Topic: Transient Ischemic Attack 🧠

A Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA), often referred to as a 'mini stroke,' occurs when blood flow to the brain is temporarily blocked. Resolving within minutes to hours, they require immediate medical attention to differentiate them from an actual stroke. They may also be a warning sign for a future stroke.

Symptoms of a TIA are largely the same as a stroke and include weakness on one or both sides of the body, vision problems, a sudden and severe headache and slurred speech. In all instances of suspected TIA or stroke, it is imperative to call for emergency medical help (000) as soon as possible, lie or sit the casualty down (to prevent the risk of falling) and be prepared to start CPR should they become unconscious and stop breathing 🚑

Treatment for TIA is generally in the form of medication, surgery and lifestyle changes 🏥

So - would you know the signs to look out for with a TIA and how to best manage one until emergency medical help arrives? And who is most at risk of suffering a TIA?

Keep looking out for one another and have a great weekend ahead! 🫶

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Melbourne, VIC
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Tuesday	9am - 3pm
Wednesday	9am - 3pm
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