On Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23 September, COn Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23 September, Central London Alliance is aiming to set a bold new world record for the most people participating in a CPR relay, with a target of training and involving 4,000 participants. Every individual taking part must be CPR-trained, meaning that thousands of people will gain the skills and raise awareness of a vital lifesaving technique.
Book
your place in the world record attempt. You must
arrive within your allocated 30-minute session.
There will be plenty to do in the queue and some
exciting giveaways. Registration fees go to
charity partners together with operational
charges.
To participate on the day, you must send a copy of your valid CPR certificate to hello@centrallondonalliance.com
in advance.
Don't worry - you can still secure your
place in the world record attempt. To
participate on the day, all attendees must hold
a valid CPR certificate.
Email hello@centrallondonalliance.com
and Central London Alliance will send you a link
to a free 15-minute online training course.
Once certified, send your certificate to the same address and you're good to go to book your place in the world record attempt.
Every three minutes, someone in the UK dies from a cardiac arrest. Fewer than 1 in 10 survive when it happens outside a hospital. But one simple action changes everything: if a bystander performs CPR within two minutes, survival chances rise by 81% - and the risk of serious brain damage drops by 95%.
Cardiac arrest doesn't discriminate. Every week, 12 young, otherwise healthy people in the UK lose their lives to sudden cardiac death. Knowing CPR costs nothing. Not knowing it can cost everything.
