26/10/2025
                                            đź’” Did you know?
In public, women are less likely to receive CPR or defibrillation than men.
A survey carried out in 2024 revealed that 1 in 4 people would hesitate to help a woman in cardiac arrest, because they feared causing more harm and or being accused of inappropriate contact.
In an emergency, focus on saving the person, not the situation.
 🫀 CPR doesn’t change whoever needs it:
 đź’Ą Hands go to the centre of the chest
 đź’Ą Push hard and fast (around 30 compressions)
 đź’Ą Add 2 rescue breaths if you feel able
 💥 Use a defibrillator immediately if one’s available
 đź’Ą Quick action saves lives
And if you’re worried about legal consequences, you’re protected.
Under the SARAH Act (Social Action, Responsibility & Heroism Act 2015), the law supports those who step in during emergencies.
If you act responsibly, selflessly, and with good intentions, you cannot be prosecuted for trying to save a life.
❤️ A person’s chance of survival should never depend on their gender.
The best way to build confidence is through quality training, practical, engaging, and delivered by professionals who care.
Contact us at KMD Bespoke Training today! We would love to opportunity to deliver your vital first aid training skills!