CPR goes live October 27th

We have 1st Aiders Responders, equipment, phones and everything in place to launch CPR so we are going live on the

27th October 2013

How exciting is that!!  Everybody involved in CPR is excited and rapidly finishing the procedures, paperwork and such ready for the launch day.

We have set the launch date to coincide with the Fundraising Day at the Condado Club.  Some of the 1st responders will be at the fundraiser and will demonstrate the newly purchased equipment and along with representatives of the committee will answer any questions or queries you may have.  The 1st aiders and the equipment will then be on full alert to respond to emergency calls 24 hours, 7 days a week.

So at last we will have our very own primary response team working on Condado which will provide a valuable service to people suffering from a medical emergency whilst waiting for an ambulance.

Telephone numbers and procedures for calling CPR will be announced shortly, watch this space for more information.

Update on Steve’s Sponsored Bike Ride

Steve is in training and can be seen many mornings pedalling around the resort in practise for his 100 Km ride.   So far he has been sponsored for a staggering 1500 euros.  People of the Clover and Condado Club have been so generous.  We are hoping to make the total up to 2000 euros which will make an incredible 20 euros for every 1 kilometre he pedals.  Now wouldn’t that be something.  So if you are on site be sure to sponsor Steve or if not press the donate button and mark it for Steve.

More than ever

CPR needs you!

 

Ptan

This is great news and another step forward for the resort.Good luck to all involved and well done.

CPR Fundraiser at Condado Club from 1pm today.....Steven Kirkley (of Clover) should finish his 110k bike ride there about 1.30 having raised almost 2.5k....should be a good afternoon!!  He will deserve a few pints!!!!

 

There's Amazebolz....those large balls on water for the kids and a large slide.....

CPR now running all week no problems

Building up for the busy months as we need to fund 16 more first aiders to cope over the summer .

Thanks to all who have put loads of effort and time into the project to get to this stage but the community needs to maintain the level so the service remains for years to come. Thanks to all the people who put part of their life's on hold to maintain the medical presence on site.
3 euros a year per apartment would maintain CPR. But at the moment we totally rely on personal donation and fund raising.

So if you have a couple of spares euros all helps visit http://cprcondado.com for all developments and fund raising.
You can also donate via the website and many thanks to all who have already.

This is our own charity and if it saves one life every cent will have been worth it.

Thanks

Neil

Maybe i am over simplifying the maths here, but at 3 Euros per appt per year to maintain CPR, thats only 25 cents per month per property. Even if we have only 50 % of the units sold, its still only 50 cents per month.

Surely this small cost can be added to our community fees, paid to Millenium, and then refunded to CPR ??

Any objections ?

it is that simple

Log onto the website the call out procedure for CPR is now available in three languages for printing and leaving in the apartments.. 

And unlike most things free to all..

Neil
 

This message was last edited by thesimpsons on 31/10/2013.

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Busy night for CPR last night

22 severed limbs

32 open wounds and cuts

12 vampire bites

16 people turned into zombies

Stocks running low need funds

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