Bulletins

What is the difference between an accredited and unaccredited course/qualification? Which should I choose and what is right for my business?

The 10th of September every year is World Suicide Prevention Day where organisations, communities and people come together to raise awareness for preventing suicide.

The Department of Education has updated its advice on Paediatric First Aid certificate renewal dates where there is an impact from COVID-19.

We have launched a new feature as part of our on-line system that issues certificates from Dewi Development for all courses we teach, including accredited courses. This allows managers to access their staffs' certificates and to verify certificates presented to them by a potential staff member or contractor are genuinely issued from Dewi Development.

This bulletin provides information about the precautions we take to keep you safe during the coronavirus outbreak.

UPDATED 24/09/2020 Latest Guidance The latest information for First Aid requirements during COVID-19, including FIrst Aid Cover at premises, First Aid certificate expiry, on-line learning and the restart of face to face training.

In this article we take a look at how kindness has an impact on our body and the positive impact on our Mental Health.

The 18 – 24 May 2020 is Mental Health Awareness week. This year more than ever it is important to focus on Mental Health, as we adapt to the new normal, living with social distancing due to COVID-19.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) announced a three-month extension to the validity of First Aid qualifications, where the individual cannot attend re-qualification training due to the COVID-19 virus or due to complying with government advice regarding the virus.....

In our latest bulletin, we look at what the risks are to our mental health as the COVID-19 virus spreads and how can we protect our mental health as we consider self-isolation.

This bulletin provides information about the precautions we take to keep you safe during the coronavirus outbreak.

UPDATED 25/03/2020 Latest Guidance As the COVID-19 virus develops, we take a look at the guidance on providing first aid and carrying out cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to keep the first aider safe and to save the life of the casualty.

In our third in our series of articles looking at first aid for children, we take a look at seizures. There are different types of seizures with most recognised as tonic-clonic, where child uncontrollably twitches. This can be quite scary to watch when not seen before, but there are simple things that you can do.

Excited to be launching Level 3 Outdoor First Aid for the outdoor enthusiasts and group leaders, available for delivery from February.

In our second in our series of articles looking at first aid for children, we take a look at asthma. Asthma affects the air passages carrying air to the lungs, making it difficult for the child to breath. Asthma can be life-threatening when not treated properly and in this article we look at what you can do.

Monday 18 November to Friday 22 November is National Safeguarding Week. During the week events take place to raise awareness of what safeguarding is, the signs to look out for and what can be done. Safeguarding is everyone's responsibility and in this bulletin, we answer your questions to help raise awareness.

In our first of a series of articles looking at first aid for children, we take a look at choking. Choking in a child is one of every parent's worst fears and in this article we look at what we can do to support a child who is choking.

Excited to be launching a program to support the community access simple first aid skills with its Family First Aid.

Pleased to be launching our Continual Professional Development (CPD) session for First Aid.