
Group First Aid Sessions
We run hands-on first aid training for groups of ten or more, covering bandaging, splinting, and how to handle a person who is unresponsive. Sessions are tailored to the group's setting and likely risks.
About 30 minutes west of Portmore, Spanish Town is an easy trip for our instructors. We bring the same hands on training to schools, churches and companies there. Emergency response and first aid are common requests.
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Covering areas in Jamaica and the Caribbean.
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Tell us what needs doing and we will come out and take a look.
Spanish Town is the old capital, with narrow streets, busy markets, and a mix of historic buildings and modern shops. The heat sits heavy here, and crowds move fast around the square and along the main roads. That means emergencies can happen anywhere, in a classroom, a church hall, or a workshop behind a shop. Our crew brings first aid, CPR, and emergency response training right into these spaces, so the people who live and work here are ready when something goes wrong.
For schools, churches, and companies in Spanish Town, we set up group sessions at your location. You tell us how many people and what your day looks like, and we work around it. We bring the manikins, the AED trainers, and the supplies. Before we start, we talk through your space and your likely risks, then we run hands-on drills that match what you might actually face. After the session, you get clear notes on what we covered and what to practise next.
Jamaica Rescue Academy works across Portmore and the greater Kingston area, so a crew is never far from Spanish Town. Call (347)-769-4847 or request a free estimate and we’ll come out and take a look.
Spanish Town schools sit close together, and staff often deal with playground falls and classroom accidents. We train teachers and helpers in CPR, choking relief, and basic wound care, using scenarios that fit a school day.
Churches here host large gatherings, weddings, and funerals, where older members may need help. We deliver CPR and AED training that suits a congregation, with simple steps and plenty of practice time.
Shops, markets, and small factories in Spanish Town have their own hazards. We run workplace safety sessions that cover emergency response, first aid kits, and how to act when someone is injured on the job.
Health clinics and community centres in the area need solid basic life support skills. Our BLS training covers chest compressions, rescue breaths, and using an AED, with drills that build confidence.

We run hands-on first aid training for groups of ten or more, covering bandaging, splinting, and how to handle a person who is unresponsive. Sessions are tailored to the group's setting and likely risks.

We teach chest compressions, rescue breaths, and how to use an automated external defibrillator. Participants practise on manikins until the steps feel natural, and we answer questions about real-life situations.

We help schools, churches, and businesses think through what to do when an emergency happens. We map out who does what, where the first aid kit lives, and how to call for help clearly and quickly.
Around the square and the market, crowds and traffic make any emergency more urgent. We train shopkeepers, market vendors, and office staff in quick response, using the tight spaces and busy walkways as part of the practice.
This main road links Spanish Town to Portmore and Kingston, with garages, warehouses, and small businesses along it. We run first aid and CPR sessions for the workers here, focusing on injuries common in mechanical and loading work.
The residential areas and housing schemes on the edges of Spanish Town often have community centres and churches. We bring group training to these spots, so that help is never far away even if an ambulance has a long drive.
What is allowed in one part of Spanish Town is not always allowed in the next, and the rules change. We check what applies to your address before the work is booked rather than assuming.
Not every job needs one. When yours does, we tell you at the quote stage, what it is for, who applies for it, and how long it usually adds, instead of discovering it halfway through.
5.0 average from 1 Google review
“The CPR course was clear and practical. I came away feeling like I could actually help if something happened.”
“They came to our office and trained the whole team. The instructor was patient and made it easy to follow.”
“I did the first aid course with a group of friends. It was hands on and we all learned a lot.”
Tell us about your group and what you want to learn. We will get back to you with a course plan and a date that works.