Goals
- To provide free CPR/First Aid training to low income individuals
- To provide free Babysitter training to youth in low income families
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Overview
Our mission is to provide Red Cross Health & Safety certification training to low income individuals. These life-saving/job skills will better prepare individuals to handle emergencies within their families and communities. These are life-saving/job skills that low income individuals might not otherwise be able to obtain. Scholarships would be available for CPR/First Aid training and Babysitter training courses held within our local Red Cross chapter area. Recipients would be identified through local community partners using low income case management guidelines.
CPR/First Aid training is designed to give individuals the knowledge and confidence to respond in an emergency situation with skills that can save a life.
Babysitter training gives 11 to 15 year olds the skills and confidence to safely and responsibly care for children and infants along with a life-saving job skill.
Our goal is to certify 525 individuals in CPR/First Aid and 400 youth in Babysitting.
How will the 50K be Used? |
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| Budget Notes: In order to achieve the goal of training 925 individuals within a 12 month period, it is necessary for our chapter to hire an additional certified CPR/First/Babysitter instructor. | |
| $ 21,000 | 525 CPR/First Aid scholarships |
| $ 16,000 | 400 Babysitter scholarships |
| $ 13,000 | Administration (instructor fees and printed material) |
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