When Someone Collapses in Front of You, What Will You Do?
Every year in India, 600,000 people have cardiac arrests. Less than 1% survive. Not because help didn't arrive—but because no one knew what to do in the first 5 minutes.
These aren't hypotheticals. These are emergencies happening right now, somewhere in India.
Your Office
Rajesh, 42, grabs his chest during the morning standup. He falls. Everyone freezes. Someone calls 108. The ambulance takes 18 minutes. Rajesh doesn't make it.
One trained person could have changed this outcome.
Your Child's School
A 9th grader collapses during sports practice. The PE teacher panics. Other students scream. Parents are called. By the time anyone thinks of CPR, it's too late.
Your child's school has 50+ teachers. How many know what to do?
Your Home
Your father complains of chest pain after dinner. Before you finish dialing emergency, he's unconscious. You're alone with him. You know you should do something. But what? Exactly what?
Can you save your own family?
The Brutal Truth About Time
For every minute without CPR, survival chances drop by 10%
Minute 1
90% survival chance
Minute 5
50% survival chance
Minute 10
Nearly 0% chance
Average ambulance response time in Indian cities: 12-20 minutes
The person who can save a life isn't the doctor who arrives later. It's the person standing next to them right now.
Who We Train
Life-saving skills for everyone, everywhere
Students
Schools and universities preparing the next generation of responsible citizens with essential emergency response skills.
Professionals
Corporations ensuring workplace safety compliance and empowering employees to respond confidently in emergencies.
Citizens
Anyone who wants to be prepared to save a family member, neighbor, or stranger when seconds count.
Proven Results
Real impact measured by real outcomes
92%
First-Attempt Certification Pass Rate
87%
Higher Skill Retention vs Traditional Methods
40%
Faster Learning Curve
Zero
Patient Risk During Training
News & Events
Dhruv Global School
Pune | 7 October 2023
Mundle School
Nagpur | 30 September 2023
Meeting with Honourable Minister RT&H, Nitin Gadkari
