About Patched Up Family First Aid
PATCHED UP FIRST AID TEAM
At Patched Up Family First Aid, our mission is to empower families, whether young or old, with the knowledge and skills needed to know what to do in an emergency and when you, a child or a loved one is unwell.
The company is headed by Kiraly, Prue and Lis. Kiraly and Prue are both Registered Nurses, and Lis is a Natural Medicine Practitioner, First Aid Trainer, and Assessor. All 3 of them are trained baby and child first aid educators with years of industry experience.
Our Baby & Child First Aid sessions run for 2-and-a-half hours, with each session covering the essential topics, such as the foundations of First Aid, CPR, choking, managing illnesses and injuries. This session is not accredited. The private course option allows busy families to have the course run in the comfort of their own homes, while public sessions offer opportunities for group learning.
Areas of expertise
- Registered Nurses
- TAE Trained
Company values
Accessibility
Diversity & Inclusion
Sustainability
Women Owned
Get in touch
- Melbourne Vic
- Geelong and Bellarine Vic
- Greater Bendigo Vic
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