The 30 Best Community emergency preparedness in Berkeley, California

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Safety Training Seminars, located at 5701 Lonetree Boulevard in Rocklin, California, offers American Heart Association CPR, BLS, ACLS, and PALS courses. Serving the community of Alameda, this institution provides essential lifesaving skills to individuals and healthcare professionals in the surrounding areas of Oakland and Berkeley. With a focus on promoting heart health and safety, Safety Training Seminars offers group discounts and flexible scheduling for CPR and First-aid classes. The institution also provides the innovative RQI program, allowing participants to complete their certification online and practice with voice-assisted manikins at one of their local offices. In Rocklin, the American Heart Association CPR and BLS classes play a crucial role in empowering residents with the knowledge and skills to respond effectively to cardiac emergencies. With a structured curriculum, hands-on training, and certified instructors, participants gain the confidence to be immediate responders in critical situations. Beyond certification, these classes contribute to creating a heart-resilient community where preparedness, safety, and collective well-being are valued.

Golden Hour Restoration Institute, located at 2930 Domingo Avenue in Berkeley, California, is dedicated to providing active shooter drills and emergency protocol training for teachers, staff, and students to address the root causes of school shootings. With a focus on immediate intervention for victims of traumatic injuries, the institute aims to equip every classroom in the United States with Individual First Aid Kits (IFAKs) containing military-grade supplies for treating gunshot wounds. Founded as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, Golden Hour Rescue offers professional training from a nationwide network of volunteer medical professionals to increase survivability in the critical 'golden hour' following a traumatic event. Donations to the institute support the distribution of IFAKs and operational costs, while medical experts and first responders can join the Golden Hour Alliance to teach life-saving skills to those in need.