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Did you know that sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) can happen to anyone, anytime, and anywhere? Immediate CPR can double or triple the chances of survival.

First Aid and Emergency Response

10 Lessons

1.5 Hours

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Why Lifeline Emergency Awareness Matters?

Did you know that sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) can strike anyone, anytime, and anywhere? A quick emergency response can greatly increase the chances of survival. Unfortunately, many people still lack the knowledge to act effectively in such situations.

By joining the Amenity Lifeline Emergency Response Team, you can:

Learn essential emergency response skills to save lives.
Educate others on the importance of prompt and decisive action.
Help build a safer, more prepared community.

What You'll Learn

Our comprehensive emergency awareness courses cover

First Aid Basics

Essential skills to help in a variety of medical emergencies.

Basic CPR Techniques

How to perform chest compressions and rescue breaths.

CPR for Children & Infants

Special instructions for young patients.

Emergency Response Protocols

Steps to follow in critical situations.

Why Choose Us?

Accessible Anywhere: Learn at your own pace from the comfort of your home or office.
Interactive Learning: Engage with videos, quizzes, and practical scenarios that help reinforce your skills.
Expert Instruction: Our courses are created and delivered by professionals and experts.
Certification: Receive a certification in emergency response upon course completion to demonstrate your life-saving skills.
Community Impact: By spreading awareness and completing the course, you contribute to a safer, more prepared community.

Listen from real heroes

Pakathan J - alert VoICE

I am Pakathan speaking. I thank ALERT organisation and team ALERT for giving me opportunity to learn first aid. There was a circumstance recently where I applied what I was taught in the training programme. When having non-vegetarian curry food in the afternoon, my father choked on the food that got stuck in the airway and had difficulty breathing.

S. Thejasree, VoICE Graduate

he first accident case, I attended, was a girl who had fainted and had gone unconscious. After I got near the victim in college, I checked for her response. When she didn’t respond to me, I proceeded to check her vitals. The vitals were normal so I put her in the Recovery Position. About 20 minutes later, she regained consciousness, felt normal and spoke with me. I asked her whether everything was okay with her and whether she was feeling better. She felt really better and then I went to my class.

Lalitha Veronica - alert VoICE

26-year-old Lalitha Veronica saved the life of a person who suffered a heart attack by performing three cycles of CPR. When many people avoided the unconscious victim, she was reminded of her father who had also experienced a heart attack and thereby, she stopped to give first aid without inhibition. ALERT recognized her with an ALERT Being Award- Individual Category, for her courage and valor!

We're truly inspired by so many stepping forward to save lives.

All the skills you need to save a life... in one place