St John Ambulance, Halton Region Branch

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St John Ambulance

Site: Halton Region Branch

Record #: OAK0171

Last Modified: 06 Nov 2024

Last Full Update: 04 Dec 2023

Contact Information

Office Phone	905-469-9325
E-Mail	halton.region@sja.ca
Website	www.sja.ca
Contact Form	www.sja.ca/en/contact-us/general-inquiry
Social Media	Facebook, X (Twitter), YouTube
Primary Contact	Tim Bauer, Executive Director; Email: tim.bauer@sja.ca

Site Information

Located In Community	Oakville
Address & Map	468 Morden Rd, Suite 2 Oakville, ON L6K 3W4
Intersection	Dorval Dr and Speers Rd
Physical Access	Fully Accessible

Agency Information

Description (Agency)	A registered charitable community training service enabling Canadians to improve their health, safety and quality of life
Legal Status	(51) Registered Charity
Established	1957
Funding	Fundraising ; Donations ; United Way ; Fees - safety product sales

Description and Service Details

Description (Service)	Offers a variety of Special Courses including: Standard First Aid with CPR & Automated External Defibrillation (AED) certification courses Standard First Aid Renewal CPR & AED only certification courses Emergency First Aid with CPR & AED certification courses Mental Health First Aid Opioid Poisoning Response Training New Parent workshops (for expecting and new parents/grandparents for infants up to 2 years) We Can Help (for 7-9 year old) Home Alone course (for 10 & 11 year olds) What Every Babysitter Should Know (for 11-14 year olds) Advanced Medical First Aid course Pet First Aid course weekday and weekend sessions courses are offered on an ongoing basis private courses by request First Aid Kits, books, and supplies (for Purchase) includes soft-sided kits for the family vehicle and sports coach/enthusiast defibrillators (AED's) hard-cased industrial first aid kits approved by WSIB restaurant kits Volunteer services Adult Medical First Responders - provides mobile first aid services for community events call for more information Therapy Dog Program for more information, see listing Accidental Drug Poisoning Crisis - Community of Practice (ADPC–CoP) a national initiative that aims to connect people with lived and living experience, frontline workers, and anyone impacted by the opioid crisis to discuss ideas, challenges, and knowledge of current trends and practices in a safe space events take place online visit website for more information - reactandreverse.ca
Hours	Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm
Areas Served	Halton Region
Eligibility	Ages: 16 year(s) and up Ages 16 and up for First Aid volunteers
Application	Call for information
Languages	English
Fees	Program - varies by program

Categories and Classification

Youth Main Categories	Sports / Recreation
Youth Sub-Categories	Special Interest Clubs
Service Categories	Babysitting Instruction ; Drug Use Disorder Education/Prevention ; First Aid for Pets Training ; First Aid Instruction ; First Aid Kits ; First Aid Stations ; Mental Health First Aid Training ; Networking/Relationship Building Support ~ Substance Use Disorder Issues ; Parenting Skills Classes ; Personal Safety Education ; Volunteer Opportunities ; Youth Community Service Programs