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A free, awareness-level course on responding to cardiac arrest — built for people who may never get formally certified. Learn to recognize the signs, start chest compressions, and use an AED, then practice in realistic scenarios.
Our goal: make basic CPR & AED knowledge accessible to everyone — because some knowledge is better than none, and the first few minutes can save a life.
Why this matters
You don't need a medical degree. You don't need to be certified. Just knowing what to do in the first few minutes can be the difference between life and death.
~70%
of cardiac arrests happen at home
The life you save could be someone you love.
Less than half
of victims get CPR before help arrives
Most people watch — because they don't know what to do.
2–3×
higher survival with immediate CPR
Bystander CPR can double or triple the chance of survival.
1 in 5
survive when a bystander steps in
Every person who learns the basics is another life that could be saved.
Sources: American Heart Association & CDC. Awareness training does not replace formal CPR certification.
Our Mission
The Accessible CPR & AED Awareness project focuses on outreach and preparedness rather than official certification. Even basic exposure to lifesaving techniques can make a meaningful difference in an emergency.
The idea, simply
It comes from a simple belief: some knowledge is better than no knowledge at all.
The Barrier
So most people never get certified.
Our Role
A bridge, not a replacement — the essentials for those who can't certify, and a refresher for those who can.
The Outcome
Confidence to step in during the critical minutes before help arrives.
ACAA isn't a replacement for certification — it's an accessible starting point, and a way to refresh what you know.