Save A Life Denver is a unique coalition of organizations dedicated to preparing metro Denver to better identify, respond to and recover from active threats.
We are kicking off our Sound the Alarm campaign. Thank you to our partners @MetroStateU @EnglewoodFire @EnglewoodPD @EnglewoodRotary and all our volunteers! Snow and rain won’t stop us from saving lives #soundthealarm#RedCross
Do you know how to save your life or someone else’s in an Active Threat situation? #DYK, skills you learn in this class are transferable to other types of emergencies? Learn more at the free class this weekend: April 14 from 9-noon. Message us to sign up!
Today is National Stop the Bleed day and @cowyredcross is teaching how to do just that by applying pressure and using tourniquets. Important things to know in today’s world. #stopthebleed#SALD
Tiger and Mr. Piddles made their appearance tonight at Active Threat Preparedness community training with @COWYRedCross. When threatened, we have the same options as Mr. Piddles. He will Run, Hide, or Fight and maybe a combination of 3. Are you prepared to take action?
Thank you @KDVR for helping us share this important lifesaving information! If you have two hands you can save a life! Learn more at https://t.co/rHRPVIUOyM
Learn how to prepare yourself for an active shooter situation. Sign up today for one of @COWYRedCross' Active Threat Trainings on 3/15 or 3/31. https://t.co/nGjhIAJ7R8
Our media partners are instrumental in elevating the conversation and getting our community involved in the Preparedness! #thankyou https://t.co/BVhoFQJSua
It’s a full class this morning at the community training for Active Threat Preparedness at @COWYRedCross. So proud to be able to make our community more prepared.
You can learn how to assist others following an emergency event when professional responders are not immediately available to help. #SaveALife https://t.co/RLDYMm8ZpR
George Sullivan was the architect of the Active Threat Preparedness program, and a valuable member of our community. He will be greatly missed. https://t.co/Jz3dTLBx1a
A key part of Active Threat Training is situational awareness. Col. Jeff Cooper created a color coded awareness chart that is used by trainers across the country to help individuals learn to shift up and down a readiness scale. Learn what each means here: https://t.co/0N1RHsb95N
@FaithWinterCO Unfortunately, you can't make that promise, but you can help ease their anxiety by making sure they are prepared. Here's a guide to help parents talk to children about school shootings and other active threats: https://t.co/KSyAntXOdI
We are deeply saddened by yesterday's school shooting in Parkland, Florida. This tragedy shows that emergencies can happen in any community at any time. If you are experiencing disaster-related stress, here are some resources that can help. https://t.co/KJEquy1pBH
The @RedCross has developed a Sample Active Shooter Training Presentation to help you educate staff at your organization on how to recognize signs of potential violent behavior, react during an active shooter situation & render aid. Download here: https://t.co/SJTReFyCNd
TRAINING UPDATE: Our 2/24 training is full, but you can still register for the one on 3/15 or 3/31. Learn more and sign up online: https://t.co/nGjhIB0IIG
In this video, first responders from @ArlingtonVaFD explain how important it is for individuals to act in the time before emergency responders can arrive. https://t.co/QMuAPQWk5l