Be 911: Teens Take Heart Program
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Overview
Be 911: Teens Take Heart Program
Overview: A free program targeted at high school students in all five boroughs that trains teens to perform compressions-only CPR (Bystander CPR) and educates them on cardiovascular health. The program aims to prepare students to act as citizen responders and potentially save lives.
Funded By: FDNY Foundation and NYC Service
Geographic Scope: All five boroughs of New York City
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Contact: FDNY Foundation - Click to sign up through website
How to Apply
How to Apply
1. School Registration: Schools interested in the program should request training
2. Sign-Up Process: Complete registration through FDNY website
3. Scheduling: FDNY coordinates training dates with schools
4. Delivery: FDNY Mobile CPR Unit visits school
5. Training Session: Typically includes:
- Short question and answer session
- Educational video with real-life scenarios
- Hands-on CPR practice and modeling
- Group presentations
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Cost: Free program
Registration: Click provided link on FDNY Foundation website to sign up
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