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Free, hands-on CPR Awareness Event Saturday June 21, 2025

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WestCoast CPR Training invites the community to a free CPR Awareness Event on June 21, 2025, from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM at their Shoreline, WA training center. Attendees can engage in hands-on practice of compression-only CPR and learn how to use an AED. Instructors will provide support in a low-pressure environment, making it accessible for everyone, including families with children. Though no certifications will be awarded, the event aims to enhance community awareness and preparedness for emergencies. WestCoast CPR also provides certification classes in English and Spanish, along with on-site training for businesses.

They sell AEDs, CPR masks, and other related supplies. This outreach initiative empowers individuals to learn life-saving skills. By promoting CPR awareness, WestCoast CPR fosters a safer community.

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