You can help save a life even if you are physically unable to perform CPR! Knowing what to do means that you can talk someone else who can through the steps until professional help arrives. | Resuscitation Council UK

190 reactions · 147 shares | It’s time to learn CPR right now – because even during COVID-19, we need to be prepared to help people who suffer a cardiac arrest. Head to https://resus.org.uk/watch to learn CPR with our short animation. | Resuscitation Council UK | Facebook

17 reactions · 25 shares | It takes just two minutes to learn the basics of CPR and defib awareness – and it could help you save someone’s life in an emergency. You can also check out our current translations of this video and other CPR resources. https://www.resus.org.uk/public-resource/cpr-language-resources | Resuscitation Council UK | Facebook

Give your staff the gift of saving lives by licensing e-Lifesaver! Our interactive videos will teach your staff CPR with step-by-step scenarios to fully equip them to act during the ultimate medical emergency. Learn more: resus.org.uk/public-resource/how-we-save-lives/lifesaver-learning/e-lifesaver | Resuscitation Council UK

Congratulations to Neil Davidson, a cardiac arrest survivor featured in our ResusReady video, on receiving an MBE in the New Year Honours list 👏 Since surviving his cardiac arrest, Neil has dedicated time to raising funds for CPR training and defibrillators in his local community. Thank you Neil, for ensuring more people have the skills and confidence to help save a life. | Resuscitation Council UK

Without a pathway of aftercare, many survivors of cardiac arrest – like MacLean – feel lost and alone after leaving hospital. We want to ensure they receive the support they need. Help us reach 10,000 signatures on our petition today to get a response from the Government. https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/639206 | Resuscitation Council UK