Free Bay Adventure: One‑Hour Outdoor First Aid & CPR Basics in Acushnet

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Free Bay Adventure: One‑Hour Outdoor First Aid & CPR Basics in Acushnet

A compact, hands‑on session run by the Buzzards Bay Coalition with the American Red Cross that teaches basic first aid and CPR skills useful for hikers, paddlers, and families.

Free Bay Adventure: One‑Hour Outdoor First Aid & CPR Basics in Acushnet.

Duration
1 hour
Location
Acushnet
Operator
Buzzards Bay Coalition
Category
Hiking
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Join the Buzzards Bay Coalition and the American Red Cross for Adventure Ready, a focused one‑hour session that teaches basic first aid and CPR compression techniques with hands‑on demonstrations and practical tips suited to outdoor settings. The program is an introductory, non‑certifying experience designed to boost confidence for hikers, families, and other outdoor enthusiasts.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SKILLS

CPR compression basics and practical first aid

Participants learn compression fundamentals and core first‑aid responses through instructor‑led demonstrations that emphasize what matters on the trail or on the water.

THE FORMAT

A compact, hands‑on one‑hour session

The course is a short, practical workshop built around demonstrations and real‑world tips—an introductory primer rather than a formal certification.

THE ACCESS

Free community training

Adventure Ready is offered as a free Bay Adventure; registration is required to participate and the session is presented in partnership with the American Red Cross.

What the day feels like

What the session feels like

Expect a brisk, focused hour: a short orientation, instructor demonstrations of CPR compressions and common outdoor first‑aid responses, followed by practical tips and time for hands‑on practice and questions. The session is designed to leave participants more prepared and confident for everyday outdoor incidents.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this session serves best.

1
Day hikersA concise primer in skills most useful on short hikes—designed to increase confidence handling common outdoor incidents.
2
FamiliesFamily‑friendly content and hands‑on demonstrations make this a good entry point for parents and older children interested in basic preparedness.
3
Paddle and day‑trip enthusiastsPractical tips and compression basics are applicable to paddling and shoreline outings; the session focuses on real‑world responses rather than certification.
4
New first‑aid learnersAn introductory class for those with little or no prior training—suitable as a first step before taking a full certification course.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

For specific guidance on gear or accessibility needs, contact the organizers at [email protected].

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Adventure Ready session?

The session runs for one hour.

Is this class a certification course?

No — this is an introductory session and does not provide American Red Cross certification. Participants interested in certification are directed to the American Red Cross full courses.

How much does the session cost?

This is a free Bay Adventure; registration is required.

Who runs Adventure Ready?

The Buzzards Bay Coalition presents Adventure Ready in partnership with the American Red Cross.

Who is this session intended for?

The session is geared toward hikers, outdoor enthusiasts, and families seeking practical first‑aid and CPR basics for outdoor settings.

How do I get more information or register?

For more information or to register, email [email protected].