Stop the Bleed training in Georgia is about more than owning a trauma kit. Learn why hands-on bleeding-control skills, wound packing, tourniquet use, and a practical emergency plan can better prepare families, workplaces, schools, and organizations to respond when severe bleeding occurs.

Nobody expects bad things to happen on the field—we want everyone focused on the game. What happens if somebody has a medical emergency?

If you work in healthcare and care for infants or children, Pediatric Advanced Life Support—better known as PALS—may be an important part of your professional training requirements.