Prairie First Aid Training

11/15/2025

We are headed to Selkirk next weekend, register today, Limited spots are available

‼️ LIMITED SPOTS REMAINING

Our Babysitting Course is the perfect place for youth ages 11-15 to gain essential first aid and caregiving skills. In this one-day workshop, participants will learn how to care for children of all ages, handle emergencies, and build confidence as a babysitter.

📆 November 22, 9am-4pm
📍 Selkirk Memorial Hall

Spots are filling up fast — register now before we're full: https://www.myselkirk.ca/babysitting/

11/15/2025

Another great course today, thanks for having us out to train Beausejour Animal Hospital

11/13/2025

Take a course and learn CPR!

If someone collapses, loses consciousness, is unresponsive, and not breathing or not breathing normally, they’re in cardiac arrest.
Act quickly: call 9-1-1 and shout for an AED, start CPR right away, and use an AED as soon as one is available.
https://bit.ly/3X1W194

11/11/2025

14 new babysitters in branch Thanks for having me come and train!

10/22/2025

Register for our next Stay Safe! Course in Selkirk next weekend!

Safety first! ⛑️

Our Stay Safe! Course teaches kids ages 9 to 11 the basics of first aid, safety, and smart decision-making when at home or in the community without an adult.

It's a fun, hands-on way to learn and build confidence while giving parents/guardians some peace of mind.

📆 November 1, 9am - 3pm
📌 Selkirk Memorial Hall

Register your child today: https://www.myselkirk.ca/stay-safe

10/17/2025

We are ready for a great babysitting class today Cooks Creek Community Centre

10/17/2025

A cardiac arrest can strike anyone, anywhere, at any age, often without warning. It’s not the same as a heart attack, although both are medical emergencies.

⚡️Cardiac arrest is an "electrical" problem: the heart goes into an erratic rhythm, cannot pump blood and stops beating entirely.
💧A heart attack is a "plumbing" problem: the heart’s blood flow is slowed/ blocked, but the heart keeps beating.

If you see someone in cardiac arrest, don't wait for someone else to act. Call 9-1-1 and shout for an , start away and use an AED is soon as one is available.

Learn CPR today: https://bit.ly/47jrB8b.

10/08/2025

Wanting to get into health care? Need to renew your BLS certificate? Join us on Nov. 5th at the Springfield Public Library, Dugald,MB from 6-8pm. Full-Blended learning and Renewal. Register today!

www.prairiefirstaidtraining.com

10/08/2025

We have another babysitting course scheduled, register today! Visit www.prairiefirstaidtraining.com

10/03/2025

📣Get Certified This Fall and Winter📣

Youth safety, First Aid and CPR & Healthcare Provider Training Courses – Register Today!

Our training sessions are designed to equip you with life-saving knowledge in a dynamic, hands-on environment.
✅ Stay Safe! and Babysitting courses for youth ages 9-16
✅️CPR & AED Certification
✅ Emergency First Aid and CPR
✅ Basic Life Savingfor health care professionals

📅 Upcoming Dates:
Manitoba
🗓️ October 17th - Babysitting in Cooks Creek, MB
🗓️ October 24th - Babysitting in Victoria Beach, MB
🗓️ November 1st - Stay Safe! in Selkirk, MB
🗓️ November 10th - Babysitting in Fisher Branch, MB
🗓️ November 21st - Babysitting in St. Laurent, MB
🗓️ November 22nd - Babysitting in Selkirk, MB
🗓️ January 17th - Stay Safe! In Selkirk, MB
🗓️ January 18th - Basic Life Saving for Healthcare Providers
🗓️ March 14th - Babysitting at Selkirk, MB
🗓️ ***SPRING BREAK YOUTH COURSES***
March 30th and 31st - VIRTUAL Stay Safe!
March 30th and 31st - VIRTUAL Babysitting

We also offer private courses, contact us for details.

🔗 Register Now: www.prairiefirstaidtraining.com
📍 Limited spots available – secure yours today!

💡 Perfect for:
• Youth, ages 9-16
• Daycare providers
• Healthcare professionals
• Workplace safety officers
• Teachers & caregivers
• Anyone who wants to be prepared

Let’s make safety our #1 priority!

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Welcome to Prairie First Aid Training Be prepared for any situation with the help of Prairie First Aid Training! Our first aid and CPR training courses provide hands-on learning experiences that are easy to follow, instill you with confidence, and offer a welcoming, safe environment to practice and....

09/30/2025

On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour Survivors, remember the children who never returned home, and reaffirm our Canadian Red Cross commitment to advancing truth, reconciliation, and cultural safety in our humanitarian work.

Today, we are sharing powerful artwork created by Anishinaabe artist and Canadian Red Cross staff member Danielle Robinson 🧡 ⬇️

Our Senior Director for Indigenous Relations, Shelley Cardinal, shares four actions you can take today:

1️⃣ Wear orange. An orange shirt has become a symbol of acknowledging National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It signifies the stripping away of culture, freedom and self-esteem experienced by Indigenous Peoples.

2️⃣ Support local movements and events. In cities across Canada, and almost all Indigenous communities, there are public events marking this day.

3️⃣ Read the 94 calls to action. Seek to best understand the importance of reconciliation and the many solutions: https://brnw.ch/21wWdS8

4️⃣ Continue to learn and spread awareness. Review these resources to deepen your learning on this important day: https://brnw.ch/21wWdS7