Free Community CPR Education

Be the one who knows what to do.

Emergencies don't wait for the right person to show up. When a baby stops breathing or a child starts choking, the person in the room is the one who has to act. Talia's Class gives you free, hands-on training in infant, child, and adult CPR and choking first aid, so that person is ready. In memory of Talia Zahava.

About Talia's Class

Put this skill in as many hands as possible.

Emergencies happen in living rooms, classrooms, and at the dinner table, with the people we love most. Help is on the way, but the person who is already there is the one who matters in those first minutes.

Our mission is to train as many people as we can in infant, child, and adult CPR and choking first aid, so that wherever an emergency happens, someone in the room knows what to do.

Every person who learns is one more life that could be saved.

Talia's Class is named for Talia Zahava, who was two months old when she passed away. Every class we teach is in her memory.

1

Always free

Cost should never be the reason someone doesn't learn. Every class is free to attend.

2

Hands-on

You practice the skills yourself instead of just watching, so they stick when it counts.

3

Open to everyone

Parents, grandparents, babysitters, teachers, neighbors. If you care for someone, this class is for you.

What You'll Learn

Four skills. One afternoon. A lifetime of confidence.

Our hands-on classes cover everything you need to know to respond in an emergency, taught by certified instructors in a calm, supportive setting.

Infant CPR

Under 1 year old

The technique that matters most when a baby isn't breathing — taught with the gentleness and precision an infant requires.

  • Check for consciousness
  • Two-finger chest compressions
  • Opening the airway
  • Rescue breaths for infants
  • When and how to call 911

Child CPR

1 year old until puberty

How to perform CPR on a child — including the right compression depth, rate, and rescue breath ratio for their size.

  • Check for consciousness
  • One- or two-handed compressions
  • Opening the airway
  • Rescue breaths for children
  • Continuing CPR until help arrives

Adult CPR

Teens & adults

How to respond when an adult collapses: hands-on compressions with the right depth and rhythm to keep blood flowing until help arrives.

  • Checking responsiveness and breathing
  • Calling 911 and getting an AED
  • Two-handed chest compressions
  • Opening the airway and rescue breaths
  • Continuing CPR until help arrives

Choking First Aid

Infants, children & adults

What to do when someone can't breathe — back blows, chest thrusts, abdominal thrusts, and what to do if they go unconscious.

  • 5 back blows for infants
  • 5 chest thrusts for infants
  • Abdominal thrusts for adults & children
  • Special technique for pregnant women
  • Care for unconscious choking victims
Why It Matters

When seconds count, knowing what to do changes everything.

Cardiac arrest and choking are sudden. Help is rarely instant. The minutes between the emergency and the ambulance are the minutes that decide the outcome — and they belong to whoever is in the room.

4 min
Brain damage can begin within just 4 minutes without oxygen
2-3×
Bystander CPR can double or triple the chance of survival
100%
Free. Always. To anyone in the community who wants to learn
Get Involved

Join an upcoming class.

Classes are held throughout the year at community spaces. They're free, they're hands-on, and they're open to anyone. Whether you're a new parent, an experienced grandparent, a babysitter, or just someone who wants to be ready — we'd love to see you.

Tell us a bit about yourself and we'll be in touch with the next available class.

Or reach us directly ✉ TaliasCPRclass@gmail.com