Important Notice:

This training is intended for general awareness only. It does not provide CPR, First Aid, or choking‑response certification. Any staff expected to perform hands‑on interventions must complete training through a certified instructor.

What This Training Covers

• ➜ General awareness of choking and concepts
• ➜ Understanding signs of medical emergencies
• ➜ Recognizing choking and knowing when to call 911
• ➜ High‑level overview of CPR and First Aid principles
• ➜ Safety considerations and risk‑reduction strategies
• ➜ How to access certified First Aid/CPR training

What This Training Does NOT Cover

• ➜ This training does not certify staff in First Aid or CPR
• ➜ This training does not teach hands‑on CPR techniques
• ➜ This training does not teach abdominal thrusts or rescue breathing
• ➜ This training does not replace instruction from a certified trainer
• ➜ This training does not provide a certification card or credential
• ➜ This training does not authorize staff to perform medical procedures

Where to Get Certified

• ➜ American Red Cross — Nationally recognized provider offering First Aid/CPR/AED certification in online, blended, and in‑person formats. View Red Cross certification options
• ➜ American Heart Association (AHA) — Industry‑standard CPR/AED and First Aid training widely accepted in healthcare and human‑services settings. View AHA certification courses
• ➜ HSI (Health & Safety Institute) — OSHA‑aligned First Aid/CPR/AED certification used by many agencies and residential providers. View HSI certification programs