The American Heart Association (AHA) publishes the scientific Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC), which form the foundation of lifesaving protocols used by healthcare professionals, companies and hospitals in the United States and throughout the world.
The AHA partners with leading heart and health organizations around the world to gather and review resuscitation science and publish the AHA Guidelines for CPR and ECC, which serves as the basis for products that bring that lifesaving science to life. Taught by a network of 400,000 AHA Instructors and available in more than 12 languages, AHA CPR, first aid and advanced cardiovascular care training materials help 18 million healthcare providers, caregivers and community members save lives each day.
This year, the American Heart Association is committed to help even more people learn lifesaving CPR.
Our goal is to train 40,000 kids, teens and adults in Hands-Only CPR, CPR Anytime®, Family & Friends® CPR, or Heartsaver® in the MENA region!
The AHA is excited to promote this educational outreach in the MENA region. Click here for more information on how to save a life.
Read about people who are alive today because someone acted quickly and performed CPR. Share these stories with your friends and family, or add your own to inspire others to learn more about CPR.
