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Sign up to learn hands-only CPR in Detroit on Feb. 26!

Walk ins are welcome, but you can sign up for a timeslot

CPR Lifesavers.

DETROIT – As part of Local 4′s Go 4 It community campaign, we’ve partnered with the City of Detroit for a day of free hands-only CPR training, open to anyone who wants to learn.

To save more lives, more people need to be trained in how to perform hands-only CPR, a relatively simple technique that any bystander can learn to do without having a medical background.

  • Hands-only CPR, even if it’s not performed perfectly, greatly increases a person’s chances of survival.
  • Hands-only CPR is faster and easier to learn than traditional CPR.
  • Hands-only CPR is a pandemic-safe way for bystanders to help save a life.

Three out of four cardiac arrests happen at home. That means you are most likely to need to know hands-only CPR to save someone you love. Getting immediate CPR can double or even triple someone’s odds of surviving.

*This training will not result in official CPR certification.


Join us for free hands-only CPR training in Detroit

  • When: Monday, Feb. 26, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
  • Where: Northwest Activities Center in Detroit (18100 Meyers)
  • How to sign up: Walk ins are welcome, but you can sign up for a specific time by using the form below.

*Attendees should expect about 45 minutes of training on site. If you pick a time, arrive a few minutes before your time slot. The training is completely FREE.

There is a team of trained professionals from several different organizations volunteering their time to help teach people Hands-only CPR:

  • The Detroit Fire Department
  • DEMCA (Detroit East Medical Control Authority)
  • Michigan Medicine
  • Henry Ford Hospital
  • Wayne State University
  • Emergent Health Partners
  • SaveMIHeart
  • University of Michigan – Clinical Simulation Center/AHA Program &
  • Livingston County EMS
  • Superior Ambulance Service of Michigan

“Go 4 It” has been a tagline for so long, but it’s really a feeling that we’re putting into action with the launch of the “Go 4 It” commitment, an effort to tell the stories of the people doing amazing things in our community.

It’s something we can all do together to lift up the positive actions of everyday people all around us.

You can nominate someone who is Going 4 It in your community here. We’ll be featuring your nominees every month on Local 4 and ClickOnDetroit.


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