Temperatures are soaring, so remember to stay hydrated. In an emergency, call Triple Zero (000).
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Temperatures are soaring, so remember to stay hydrated. In an emergency, call Triple Zero (000).
Learn free first aid skills quickly. Our range of personalised courses focuses on what’s essential for your lifestyle.
Knowing first aid means you can help someone feel better, heal quicker, or care for them until help arrives. It could even save a life!
of cardiac arrests occur at home or in public spaces.
decrease in survival rate each minute without CPR.
higher survival rate when CPR is delivered quickly.
Begin by learning the basics with First Aid for Me. Complete your journey by undertaking accredited first aid training with St John.
I need to know first aid so I can help in an emergency.
I’ve learned basic first aid skills with First Aid for Me. I now understand how to help.
I’ve completed accredited first aid training and I’m ready to help in an emergency.
We strive to make first aid a part of everyone’s life. We do this by:
Be a part of something meaningful. When you become a St John volunteer, you’ll join a team that’s changing lives in your community.
St John and the Road Safety Commission have partnered in a campaign to encourage every road user to spend 15 minutes learning how to save a life.
Car crashes often result in shock. Learn how to manage it correctly.
Effective ways to ease the pain of sunburn.
These important tips can help you prepare for your next hike.
The St John First Responder app allows qualified first aiders register to become Community First Responders. If a nearby (500 meters) medical emergency occurs, they are notified through the app and can assist until help arrives.
Organisations can register their defibrillator with St John, making it easier for the community to access a defibrillator quickly in an emergency.
St John acknowledges the First Nations peoples of the many Traditional lands and language groups across Western Australia, as the Traditional Custodians of the Country. We pay our respects to their Ancestors and Elders, past and present.
