Getting a quick response from emergency medical personnel is not always possible, so knowing how to respond in an emergency could be vital. Sometimes it can take several minutes for paramedics to get to the scene. But the odds of surviving road accidents get worse with each passing minute. First Aid knowledge can help save lives at accident scenes and it is a basic life skill that everyone can learn, for the lay bystander, there are five basic actions of roadside care, which can save life. These are 'Stop to help', 'Call for help', 'Access the victim', 'Start the breathing' and 'Stop the bleeding'. Carry FAb is currently developing training resources, to enable visitors download first aid resources straight to their mobile phone or personal computers. Learn first aid online. You can learn practical skills at your local FRSC, PATVORA or Red Cross office. In a short while the comprehensive training scheme will be on this site. Information about courses, events, advice are available on Carry FAb campaign web page or you can call +2348030842207 or +2348023232328.

Meanwhile, you can learn first administration online by visiting the following sites:-

http://www.redcross.org.uk/standard.asp?id=58927

http://www.redcross.org.uk//minisite.asp?id=43218&cachefixer=

http://www.redcross.org.uk/standard.asp?id=58824

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