Create and maintain a national database of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) linked to the Department of Public Safety Communications (911).
Donate AEDs to locations that are most in need.
The LifeLine database is growing weekly and we already have over 100 AEDs registered.
This database of information allows the 911 operators to identify the closest AED to the scene of a cardiac arrest and, hopefully, save more lives. Statistics tell us that currently only 1 in 10 people survive a sudden cardiac arrest outside of a hospital setting.
MORE OF WHAT WE DO
Raise awareness for CPR/AED training programs through presentations to the public
Generate sponsorship for CPR training
Introduce CPR/AED training at all schools in the Cayman Islands
Introduce CPR/AED training as part of the qualification for a driving licence
Introduce a Good Samaritan law in the Cayman Islands
Hold round-table discussions with leaders of various industries to educate them on the benefits of AED ownership and CPR/AED training
Offer free counselling services for SCA survivors and close family members
Offer a support network for those who have been involved in a resuscitation
VOLUNTEER
Do you have a few hours to spare? If so, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us to find out how you can contribute to our organisation.
