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Defib Dani animation

A short animation featuring cartoon character Defib Dani, who walks you through the simple steps to using a defibrillator, giving people the confidence to use a defibrillator during a cardiac arrest.

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Equip your workforce with the skills to save a life

Learn CPR skills in the workplace with e-Lifesaver, Resuscitation Council UK’s innovative digital training tool.

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ReSPECT around the UK

See where the ReSPECT care and treatment process is in place around the UK, including your local area.

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Tick_stroke Case Study: Thanet Community Development Trust equips local leaders with essential CPR knowledge

With support from Resuscitation Council UK’s Community Grant Scheme, Thanet Community Development Trust has been equipping local leaders with essential CPR and AED skills.

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Tick_stroke Case Study: Donegall Pass Community Forum promotes lifesaving skills in Inner South Belfast

Donegall Pass Community Forum has been working to improve the health and wellbeing of people living in the Inner South Belfast Neighbourhood Renewal Area - one of the most deprived areas in Northern Ireland. With high levels of heart disease and poor general health in the community, access to CPR and defibrillation training is vital.

Rich Preston, BBC News presenter

Tick_stroke Case Study: Rich - "When I saw the GoodSAM notification, I knew someone needed my help"

One morning, BBC News presenter Rich Preston was at home when his phone sounded a loud alarm. It was an emergency alert from the GoodSAM app, telling him that one of his neighbours was having a cardiac arrest.

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