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Contact the American Red Cross. The Red Cross offers free CPR classes in communities all over the United States on given days. The classes are usually offered on Saturday's and are free of charge. The great thing about the Red Cross is that they also offer classes in languages other than English. - 2
Contact the American Heart Association. This year, the American Heart Association hopes to train 1 million people through free CPR classes. Just as with the Red Cross, you sign up, train on the appointed day, and get certified. - 3). Call your local hospital. Hospitals offer CPR training during parenting classes and other programs ran by local doctors and health care workers. Call the hospital to find out if there are any classes scheduled in the near future.
- 4). Contact your local Health Department. Often times, the local Health Department gets other organizations to come into the county to give CPR training. Call the Health Department and ask about free CPR classes that may be available to you.
- 5). Get certified online. If you are already certified and need a renewal, or if you've never taken any classes before, you can do it online. Free CPR classes are just a click away. Best of all, you can do it when it's convenient for you. See Additional Resources below.
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