Manchester, NH - Manchester Fire Department’s Community Risk Reduction Division joined forces with American Medical Response to conduct CPR training sessions for students at Trinity High School.

Paramedics worked directly with students to teach essential lifesaving techniques aimed at improving survival outcomes during cardiac emergencies.

Officials emphasized that increasing the number of CPR-trained individuals in the community can significantly improve the chances of saving lives.

WMUR-TV also highlighted the training in a feature report, helping raise further awareness about the importance of CPR education and community preparedness.