Nov172026
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The Albanian Society
Tingbjerg
Private CPR course
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Nov172026
Course
The Albanian Society
Tingbjerg
Private CPR course
Nov262026
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Open House
Time: 15.00Kirsebærhaven 23-25, 2500 København
Open house at Kirsebærhavens School for students, parents and family.
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No registration required
Jan112027
Webinar
CARAMBA – An effort with a life-changing impact!
Time: 14.00Møde-id: 330 547 798 887 56 Adgangskode: Ko2qc9Rf
Dear CARAMBA Ambassadors and Partners, You are invited to the third webinar in our series of quarterly CARAMBA webinars, taking place on January 11, 2027, from 14:00 to 14:30. We know your time is precious, so we have scheduled this for just 30 minutes. We hope you will make it a priority to attend. Thank you! Webinar #3: CARAMBA – An initiative with a life-saving impact! AGENDA • What does the research show regarding cardiac arrest and first aid in social housing areas? – Annam Sheikh (Physician and Researcher) • New insights from surveys: What motivates your neighbors to sign up for a course? – Morten (Project Manager) • Myths and facts about cardiac arrest – Carolina Malta Hansen (Physician and Project Supervisor) • What barriers do you encounter when a resident declines to participate in a first-aid course? (e.g., uncertainty, language, trust?) – Open discussion (All) Do you know other engaged residents or local partners who might be interested in attending? If so, please feel free to pass the invitation along! 😊 See you online in the new year! Best regards, The CARAMBA Research Team – Carolina, Nikolai, André, Annam & Morten
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How to stay updated on CARAMBA
In addition to the website, you can follow the project through webinars, newsletters and dialogue with other local partners.
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Twice yearly
Join our webinars
CARAMBA hosts webinars approximately twice a year with project updates, professional perspectives and opportunities to ask questions.
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Four times yearly
Receive our newsletter
The newsletter provides an overview of project developments, results, activities and upcoming opportunities.
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Ongoing dialogue
Join the CARAMBA ambassadors
In the Facebook group, local project contacts can share experiences, suggest ideas and help influence future initiatives.
* CARAMBA ambassadors are project contacts at local social housing offices and among our community partners.
How we work
Local anchoring is part of the intervention
CARAMBA is based on a shared and systematic model adapted to each community and the people who live and work there.
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Local partnerships
Activities are planned with housing organisations, local staff, associations and other stakeholders who already know the community.
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Accessible training
Courses and activities take place close to residents and are designed to be easy to join, even without previous experience.
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Hands-on practice
Participants practise CPR and defibrillator use themselves, making the training concrete, relevant and action-oriented.
Possibilities
How CARAMBA can participate
Activities can range from small training sessions to larger events involving ambulances, demonstration equipment and practical challenges.
Resuscitation training
Hands-on training close to residents
CARAMBA provides free practical courses in CPR and defibrillator use. Training takes place locally and is adapted to the people taking part.
Community events
QCPR and ambulance activities
At community days and local events, residents can practise CPR, explore an ambulance and receive direct feedback on their performance.
Schools and youth settings
Training young people
Young people can practise lifesaving first aid in a safe setting. The aim is to make taking action feel simple and achievable.
Collaboration
Would you like CARAMBA to visit your community?
We work with housing communities, associations, schools, institutions and local events on training and community activities.
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