Home first aid kit
Every household should have a well-stocked first aid kit. Here is a list of items you should keep in stock. |
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A travel first-aid kit
Don't leave home without a first-aid kit. Here is a list of essential items to take along when travelling. |
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Dealing with an emergency
No one wants to imagine having to deal with emergencies. But you can be a lifesaver if you know what to do and are able to help. |
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The recovery position
The recovery position prevents a semiconscious or unconscious person from choking on the tongue or from vomit, blood or saliva. |
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Signs of infection
Do you know when a wound has become infected? Learn more about when medical care is needed. |
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A natural approach to first aid
Put together your own natural first aid kit, packed with herbal, aromatic and homeopathic remedies that can fix common ailments quickly and effectively.
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First aid for emergencies
A basic knowledge of first aid will ensure you are prepared to handle an emergency until the “first responders” arrive. |
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Emergency!
On the front line of the battle between life and death it's the paramedic who has to stay calm and think fast, making sure every second counts. |
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Saving someone from drowing
A child can drown in a few centimetres of water - be it a puddle, bath or fish pond. |
