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Community Defib Project AED#132

Community Defib Project AED#132

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2 Thompson St, Valla Beach NSW 2448

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Community Defib Project AED#132

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Community Defib Project

Every dollar donated to the Community Defib Project goes towards installation of new AEDs, maintenance, education and community resources that have the potential to …

Valla Beach Community Defib Project - News Of The …

Valla Beach Community Defib Project. Role play of a medical emergency incident. ON Sunday 12 February, residents at Valla Beach forsook their regular mid-morning activities to attend a training …

The Valla Beach Community Defib Project - News Of …

Phone us – (02) 4981 8882. Email us – [email protected] This year the VBCRT have identified a need for 24-hour accessible defibrillators (AED’s) to be within ten minutes’ …

Valla Beach Community Defibribulator (Anderson Park)

A milestone for the Valla Beach Defib project was met on Sunday 12th February 2023 at the Valla Beach Hall. Having installed all seven AEDs in the community over January, …

Our Team - Community Defib Project

Community Member . Ian is a passionate local community member of the project founding community Wisemans Ferry. Ian lived in Castle Hill for 25 years before making the 'tree …

Contact - Community Defib Project

Community Defib Project. PO Box 460, Glenorie, NSW, 2157. [email protected] 0419604503

Defibrillators installed across NSW - NSW Ambulance

Founded by Dubbo Paramedic Sophie Wills, the Community Defib Project has successfully installed 50 automated external defibrillators (AEDs) into communities …

Community Defib Project installing potentially lifesaving …

It is called the Community Defib Project, a not-for-profit organisation made up of paramedics, academics and passionate community members in New South Wales. With every minute that …"

Our Story - Community Defib Project

In September 2019 the project was successful in receiving $35,000 as a part of the NSW Government's My Community Project grant. The support from the community was …

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