EMS gets grant from the Rotary Club…
Posted January 10, 2012 at 11:06 am by Ian Byington
Presenting the check: (from left) Lainey Volk, Director of Education EMS, and San Juan Island Rotary Club members, Dick Shorett, Mike Griffin past president and Carol Linde, Secretary
Just heard this from Janice Peterson:
Emergency Medical Services Receives Rotary Grant
Representatives from Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Headquarters in Friday Harbor, and the San Juan Island (Friday Harbor) Rotary Club, have announced the successful completion of a District Grant from Rotary District 5050 to the EMS San Juan Island Education Vocation Center Outreach Program.
The grant was the culmination of combined efforts from the Friday Harbor Rotary group and local emergency services personnel to provide needed equipment in challenging economic times.
The funds enabled EMS Friday Harbor to purchase new and more technologically sophisticated overhead projection and the associated sound system for the EMS teaching program.
This teaching aid provides community members and others with specific skills and knowledge that will better position them in emergency situations.
In 2010 over 1200 community members and others have taken part in some type of education connected with this program.
Examples of programs offered include: Teaching AHA First Aid, CPR, AED, Blood Borne Pathogens, Basic Life Support, Pediatric First Aid, Family and Friends course as well as programs presented for students in our local schools.
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