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Inclusive first aid for people with disabilities

News - Inclusive first aid proves a success

As the inclusive first aid programme hits its final year of Lottery support, signs are that the project is in the rudest of health.
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What is inclusive first aid?

A quick introduction to the Red Cross' inclusive first aid programme and how it works.
 
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Get involved

Would you like to play an active role as an inclusive first aid volunteer?
 
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Red Cross projects

Find out if there is an inclusive first aid course taking place near you.
 
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True stories

Inclusive first aid training can make a life-saving difference - and here's the proof.
 
Charles checks someone's breathing at an inclusive first aid session

Inclusive first aid - a day in the life

Find out what it's really like to take part in an inclusive first aid course for disabled people.
 
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