Peninsula First Aid Training

15/11/2025

07/11/2025

So cool

06/11/2025

We are now running regular courses monthly at Balnarring Community Hall, we would love to educate and empower people in our local community. Every household should have one first aider so you can feel confident in assist in a first aid situation.

26/10/2025

Learning First Aid and CPR knowledge is so important and crucial when faced with an emergency, feel empowered this feastive season and learn some skills today. Our next public course is Saturday the 15th of November at Mount Martha Community House, head to the website today to book and secure your place so you can be prepared this Christmas in case an emergency arises.

Enrol today: https://peninsulafirstaidtraining.com.au/

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26/10/2025

Learning First Aid and CPR shouldn’t feel uncomfortable or stressful— you should feel empowered and confident 🙌
Our students are gaining real-life skills in a pratical, supportive and natured way with hands on practical skills.

Enrol today:

Peninsula First Aid Training is an accredited training company. We deliver a wide range of nationally recognised courses. We specialise in the delivery of First Aid training courses to individuals and organisations across the Mornington Peninsula. We are fully accredited, delivering valid first aid....

26/10/2025

A thunderstorm asthma warning has been issued for the following area: Sunday 26 October - Victoria - Northern Country District

If you have asthma and/or hay fever and experience sneezing, itchy, red or watery eyes, a runny or blocked nose or have any difficulty breathing, you may be at risk of thunderstorm asthma.

Thunderstorm asthma can be dangerous and can cause severe difficulty in breathing. Start Asthma First Aid immediately and call Triple Zero (000) for help if symptoms do not get any better or if they start to get worse.

Click the link to learn how to stay safe and what to do in a thunderstorm asthma event.
https://buff.ly/XNTriOA

26/10/2025

A thunderstorm asthma warning has been issued for the following area: Sunday 26 October - Victoria - Northern Country District

If you have asthma and/or hay fever and experience sneezing, itchy, red or watery eyes, a runny or blocked nose or have any difficulty breathing, you may be at risk of thunderstorm asthma.

Thunderstorm asthma can be dangerous and can cause severe difficulty in breathing. Start Asthma First Aid immediately and call Triple Zero (000) for help if symptoms do not get any better or if they start to get worse.

Click the link to learn how to stay safe and what to do in a thunderstorm asthma event.
https://buff.ly/XNTriOA

16/10/2025

➡️ In an emergency, CPR should be at a rate of 100 to 120 compressions per minute (almost 2 compressions/second). Instead of counting, just follow the beat of one of these songs.
Playlist here: 🎧 https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2ZR2luv2GHW2QRnuf0toHW?si=YGEPyS_lQ1-HjWKvzRTA4Q