FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

CPR stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

Simply put, CPR is what you do when someone’s heart stops and they stop breathing.

CPR means doing firm chest compressions to help pump blood around the body. This keeps vital organs, especially the brain, supplied with oxygen until emergency services arrive.

You don’t need medical training to do CPR. If you call 999, the call handler will guide you through what to do, step by step.

Starting CPR quickly can save a life.

Yes, though we ask that you please dispose of cigarettes safely in the designated bins at the event. As this is a family event, we ask that you refrain from smoking or vaping around food/picnic areas and amongst crowds.

Yes, absolutely! Please get in touch with the team who will be able to arrange this for you at fundraising@tvairambulance.org.uk

There will be a variety of food vendors available which will account for different dietary requirements.