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A great weekend with Orewa Sea Scouts one of our local Scouts Aotearoa groups.

11 leaders trained up in outdoor first aid, to provide care to their "scouts" should the need arise.

Some great discussions about first aid kits, communication, planning, and much more.

Really enjoy hearing these convos happening and seeing these amazing keen parents wanting to do their best when out in our great outdoors.

We have to work in some horrible venues. 😜

Jokes aside what a spot, watch for more photos or will someone find us..

When was your last first aid training?
Would you know what to do if someone around you was injured or became unwell?
Do you have a well-stocked first aid kit:
✅ At work or in the office?
✅ At home?
✅ In your vehicle?

Accidents can happen anywhere, and being prepared can make all the difference while waiting for emergency services to arrive.

Take a few minutes today to check your first aid kit and consider whether it's time for a refresher course in first aid training. You never know when those skills could help save a life.

Good to see pre planning helped here.
Epic job by the climbers and the rescue teams dealing with this up on the ice.

Pretty stoked to know we help in the back ground with these type of rescues.

Climber’s nightmare 300m fall ends with axe in abdomen on Taranaki Maunga Planning, and a well-organised rescue team helped save the climber.

Aonther course, aonther venue, another group of people ready to respond should they be called on.

Aonther good day with members from Land Search & Rescue New Zealand Auckland this time.

Great to see some of the old team members still involved, and all the new members coming up the ranks.

Some great new skills learnt by many.

Aonther location, Aonther group, more people trained in first aid ready to serve the community in times of need.

In the good old winter less northland today.

Those clouds look a little angry, sure is a good weather system heading in.

Where are we on this lovely wet day. 🤔

We have to apologize for something a little bad.

Our trainings have been so real we have had helpfull bystanders offer to help and called ambulance services.

We now have a flag to go up when we have courses and trainings in public settings, this will hopefully mean the scenerios can continue without upsetting the local community.