When
we “assessed” our community for our Community Health class project, we never
expected to have so much fun! Rich or
poor, it turns out not that many people are as prepared for disaster as they’d
like to think they are. Our group of
student nurses from National University, in partnership with the American Red
Cross, set out to help the students, their families, and the faculty of Liberty
Elementary be more prepared.
We set up a
booth at their school carnival and were overwhelmed by the interest and excitement
of all who stopped by. Whether spinning
the disaster wheel to test their preparedness knowledge or learning hands-only
CPR, our new friends at Liberty Elementary kept us busy and had us laughing all
night! We had such a great time teaching
young and old alike how to be prepared in any emergency, be it cardiac arrest,
fire, tornado, or even alien or zombie attack!
Thank you Liberty Elementary and American Red Cross; we couldn’t have
done this without you!
Written by: Kristie Panas, Student Nurse at National University and one of Red Cross' many outstanding volunteers!
Written by: Kristie Panas, Student Nurse at National University and one of Red Cross' many outstanding volunteers!
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