Health · Fitness & Nutrition · 1 hr ago
Ulju offers CPR and first-aid training for parents of young children
The Ulju County health center is offering CPR and first-aid classes for parents and caregivers of infants and young children.
The classes are for households taking part in the county's Nutrition Plus program.
They are being held in different parts of Ulju County to make them easier for residents to attend, with sessions scheduled through Nov.
20.
An emergency-response instructor covers CPR, automated external defibrillators and the Heimlich maneuver, with both explanation and practice.
The training aims to help caregivers respond quickly to emergencies at home, including choking and other urgent situations.
The county says it hopes participants will gain confidence and be better prepared to act calmly when a child or adult needs help.
Ulju County Health Center is holding CPR and first-aid training for parents and guardians of young children through Nov. 20.
The training is intended to help families respond quickly and appropriately to emergencies at home.
Sessions are being held across different areas of the county to improve access for residents.
A specialist instructor is teaching CPR, how to use an automated external defibrillator, and first-aid responses to choking.
- Who
- Ulju County Health Center is providing the training for parents and guardians raising infants and young children.
- What
- CPR and first-aid training, including practical instruction, is being held.
- When
- The sessions run through Nov. 20, 2026.
- Where
- The training is being held in different areas of Ulju County; the central-area session is at Beomseo-eup Health Branch.
- Why
- To improve participating families’ safety and ability to respond to emergencies at home.
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The central-area training session was held at Beomseo-eup Health Branch.
Training was scheduled to continue in the western area.
Training was scheduled to continue in the southern area and conclude.
- Training period
- Through Nov. 20, 2026
- Central-area venue
- Beomseo-eup Health Branch
- Training topics
- CPR, AED use, and choking response for infants, young children and adults
- Intended participants
- Parents and guardians raising infants and young children
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In families raising infants and young children, caregivers’ rapid and accurate initial response in an emergency is most important.