YOU CAN SAVE A LIFE!

Live Workshop on COLS – Compression Only Life Support CPR

Have you ever wondered — what if someone suddenly collapses in front of me? Will I know what to do?

The answer can change someone’s fate.

Thane residents now have a golden opportunity to learn how to save a life — with your own two hands, without any instrument, and without needing a medical degree.

💫 What is COLS?

COLS (Compression Only Life Support) is a simple, life-saving skill. It teaches you how to perform CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation) effectively when someone collapses due to cardiac arrest.

The workshop is designed for everyone —

✅ Men, women, and transgender persons

✅ Age: 18 years and above

✅ No prior medical knowledge or education needed

✅ You can even do it single handedly — wherever and whenever needed

And the best part? Each participant will practice the technique individually on a mannequin, guided by expert trainers.

⭕ Workshop Highlights:

🌟 Learn to act immediately, even before professional help arrives

🌟 No equipment or machines needed

🌟 Understand and practice under personal guidance

🌟 Build confidence to save lives in emergencies

📋 Workshop Flow:

🇮🇳 Talk Session: 30 minutes (introduction and awareness)

🇮🇳 Hands-on Workshop: 1 hour 30 minutes (practice session for up to 70 participants)

👩‍⚕️ Expert Trainers:

🩺 Dr. Lucky S. Kasat

Consultant Pediatric Surgeon, Jupiter Hospital | TEDx Speaker | Author

🩺 Dr. Supriya Lad

Consultant Pathologist, Thane

(The trainers will bring their own mannequins for your hands-on practice.)

📍 Workshop Details:

📅 Date: Sunday, 13th July

⏰ Time: 10:30 AM onwards

🏠 Venue: Garden Enclave Club House, Thane

👥 Who can attend: Anyone 18 years and above

Organised by:

👶 Thane Academy of Pediatrics

🤝 Rotary Club of Thane Suburban

💡 Don’t miss this chance to empower yourself with a skill that can save a precious life — maybe even of someone you love.

Seats are limited — join in and make a difference!

Contact : Girish Ghate : 9820146432

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