Could you help save a life?

Heartstart sessions
​DDRA organise Defibrillator training sessions, To learn about sessions taking place in 2020.  Contact Jane Holt to book a place.
Next Session    --    Friday 13th March 2020 - Dorridge Village Hall 7pm  - Free -  but please register with Jane Holt
DDRA run sessions in conjunction with Community First Responders for members of DDRA. These sessions teach attendees the use of Defibrillators and very simple First Aid. Sessions are held at Dorridge Village Hall approximately three times a year on a weekday evening. 

What is defibrillation?

Defibrillation is a process in which an electrical device called a defibrillator sends an electric shock to the heart to stop an arrhythmia resulting in the return of a productive heart rhythm

Put your name down for an evening session

    I would like to learn how to save a life.

What is that Orange Box outside the village hall?

These boxes contain a defibrillator. Access to the box is by a passcode which is only obtainable from the Emergency Services who answer 999 and 112 calls.
The defibrillator is fully automatic and gives clear instructions on its use.  All the defibrillators in our are maintained free of charge by Solihull First Responders

They are FREE!

Our courses are free, though we pay for the hire of the hall and the Solihull First Responders give of their time. So we do hope that you will attend and become more likely to be able to save a life.
​We also provide a cup of tea or coffee

How to find Dorridge Village Hall  ----  Grange Road Dorridge B93 8QA