EducAid Training Services

10/06/2025

We stand with teachers! ❤️🍎

Thanks to a generous donation from an anonymous donor, we are offering a FREE session of first aid on Friday, October 10, 2025, for substitute teachers impacted by labour action in the province. Those in a position to do so may donate on a “pay what you can” basis to keep the fund going though no payment is required. Please email proof of your active ATA/ARTA membership to educaidtraining@gmail.com to register for this event.

09/06/2025

We are the Parade of Programs in Wetaskawin offering FREE Teddy Bear First Aid and a draw for a free first aid kit. We aren’t the only ones here. Come on down and see all our friends and have a hot dog! We are here until 3 pm!

08/17/2025

1ST HEALTH FOR FIRST RESPONDERS

What is the "1st Health for First Responders" program? Administered by the Alberta First Responders Association (AFRA), the "1st Health for First Responders" program is an educational and personal health plan program with a core message reminding first responders to prioritize self care so they can be there for others when they are needed.

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Empowering Alberta's First Responders with immediate mental health support and su***de prevention resources. Join our community to prioritize well-being and share experiences without judgment.

08/16/2025

It takes a village to educate young people about the predators lurking in their community. At school, at home and everywhere in between.

Want to help a young person you care about? Check out our Home Alone Safety for Kids workshop coming up on Tuesday, August 25, 2025.

We all win when everyone is prepared. ❤️🧸

It's really hard to be a young person online right now. Canadian kids are exposed to sexual exploitation, cyber bullying and online scams every minute of every day. The Internet should be a place of discovery, not danger. The hard truth? Big Tech isn't interested in keeping our kids safe- they are i...

07/31/2025

Although this might look like a cute simulation, it’s actually a very important safety drill. How does your workplace prepare for unexpected emergencies? We all win when we are prepared!

07/25/2025

First responders are the quiet heroes in our communities. Thank you for taking care of us on our worst days! ❤️🧸

During tonight's thunderstorm in Edmonton, a member of the public was struck by lightning and went into cardiac arrest. Edmonton paramedics were on scene within 1 minute and were able to successfully resuscitate the patient and transport them to the hospital with a pulse where they continue to recover.

This is a testament to the dedication, expertise and skill of paramedics all over Alberta who continue to provide life saving care 24 hours per day on everyday of the year in the challenging pre hospital environment. We would also like to recognize the work of our dispatchers who play a vital role in these responses by quickly gathering information and dispatching ambulances.

Very few of the calls paramedics respond to will ever make the news. But we want the public to know that paramedics all over the province are delivering life saving care every day to Albertans. We are proud of the work our colleagues did tonight and we are proud to be able to provide care to Albertans when they need it most.

07/19/2025

It is disturbing that this happened in our own backyard but we hope justice is served. Young people need tools in their toolkit in order to navigate the realm of the internet safely. These important safety tips are critical to helping parents keep children safe online. ❤️🧸

Recent events in Edmonton have underscored the urgent need for parents, educators, and youth to be aware of the dangers lurking on social media. Imesh Ratnayake, a 23-year-old man from Edmonton, recently pleaded guilty to a series of serious offenses involving the exploitation of young girls through...

07/09/2025

We fully support the lchfoundation! Please give generously and help support life saving in our community. ❤️🧸

🚑 Support Life-Saving Care at Leduc Community Hospital!

Our 2025 Campaign includes the funding of two new emergency crash carts for the Emergency Department and the new inpatient unit on the third floor.

Crash carts are essential, mobile units stocked with life-saving equipment to help medical teams respond swiftly to emergencies, particularly cardiac or respiratory arrests. These upgrades will enhance patient safety, improve emergency response times, and ensure quick access to critical supplies—reducing delays during life-saving interventions.

Your support makes a difference! Donate today to help create a safer, more efficient healthcare environment in our community.
www.lchfoundation.ca/campaigns/project/the-wish-list-2025

06/13/2025

This brings us all kinds of happiness to see and know. Way too go Ryan! Thank you again to all the first responders, families, doctors, nurses and other health professionals who have contributed to . ❤️🧸

06/05/2025

Emergencies (including emergency childbirth!) can happen anytime and anywhere. Including on an airplane to Hawaii! 🧸❤️🍼👶 🧑‍⚕️👩🏾‍⚕️

05/28/2025

How is this for team spirit? What an incredibly thoughtful gift! 🧸❤️🏒🥅🏆

04/19/2025

This is extraordinary! If you want to give the gift of life, please make sure your loved ones know this. Congratulations to this incredible unit of human beings and thank you to every family who had to make this decision and said yes. ❤️

One unit. Countless lives changed.

In the first half of 2024, the Intensive Care Unit at the Grey Nuns Community Hospital achieved something remarkable...

✅ Every single patient who was eligible for organ donation was referred to the Human Organ Procurement and Exchange Program (HOPE).

✅ Every family was approached.

✅ Every family said yes.

✅ And every one of those patients became an organ donor.

It's the first time any site in Alberta has reached a 100% conversion rate since the launch of the Specialist in End-of-Life Care, Neuroprognostication and Donation (SEND) program in 2021!

Thanks to the compassionate care and dedication of Unit 24, 29 organs were successfully transplanted. 🫀

These gifts of life brought hope, healing and a second chance to people waiting for a transplant.

We are incredibly proud of this milestone and thankful to the patients and families whose generosity made it possible. 👏