Community members learned lifesaving skills from the American Red Cross
More than 300 community members completed a training program with the American Red Cross Inland Empire Chapter last Saturday.
Instructors gave training presentations on how to respond to an emergency and oversaw exercises while participants learned how to recognize conscious and unconscious choking, symptoms of shock and heart attack and Adult CPR.
Many community members became certified in Adult CPR once completing the program held at the Citizens Business Bank Arena.
"Even if only one person uses the training they learned here today to save a life, then it was worth every effort," says Toni Callicott, the chief executive officer for the Inland Empire Chapter.
For more information, visit www.arcinlandempire.org.
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