SOVRIN Training Awarded Anglesey Health Challenge Plaque

An Anglesey Health Challenge plaque has been awarded to Sovrin Training in recognition of the voluntary work carried out in support of the Isle of Anglesey County Council and other bodies at health and safety events open to the public.

[ClickPress, Sun Feb 11 2007] Sovrin Trainings work to promote health and well being on Anglesey has been recognised by the Anglesey Health Alliance. An Anglesey Health Challenge plaque has been awarded to Sovrin in recognition of the voluntary work carried out in support of the Isle of Anglesey County Council and other bodies at health and safety events open to the public, which are regularly held throughout the island.

Events are held where members of the public can obtain help and advice from a number of agencies including the North Wales Fire and Rescue Service, Environmental Health Department, Trading Standards Department, Anglesey Health Board and North Wales Police.

Sovrin gives first aid demonstrations and advice at these events, where people can learn the emergency first aid treatment for anything from a splinter to a heart attack, from qualified instructors.

Jackie Southworth of Sovrin Training said “At these events, school children seem to particularly like the demonstrations of CPR –more commonly known as mouth to mouth, which they can practice on the day on the resuscitation mannequins. The more mature visitors tend to be most interested in the initial treatment of heart attacks and strokes. The events keep us on our toes, especially when you have a school class of 20+ 7 and 8 year olds firing questions at you.”

For further information contact Jackie on 0845 430 3103, email jackie (at) sovrintraining.co.uk or visit www.sovrintraining.co.uk