FAB Training - Blog , Customer of the MonthFAB Training - Blog , Customer of the Monthhttps://www.fabtraining.net/blogs/customer-of-the-monthWed, 01 Apr 2026 04:27:34 +0200http://zoho.com/sites/<![CDATA[Fab First Aid Fund]]>https://www.fabtraining.net/blogs/post/fab-first-aid-fundA blog post about the Fab First Aid Fund]]>

Making First Aid Accessible for All

At FabTraining, we believe that everyone should have access to essential first aid skills—no matter their age, background, or circumstances. That’s why we created the Fab First Aid Fund, a unique initiative that helps make first aid training more accessible to local schools, groups, and community organisations.


🌟 Why We Set Up the Fund

The idea for the Fab First Aid Fund came from our deep-rooted belief that first aid saves lives and that knowledge should never be limited by budget. We saw firsthand how many schools and small community groups struggled to access training due to financial constraints. So, we decided to take action.

By setting aside a portion of our profits the Fab First Aid Fund was born. It allows us to provide free or heavily subsidised training to those who need it most.


🛠️ How It Works

Each year, we allocate a set budget from the fund to support local initiatives. Schools, clubs, and community groups can apply for support by filling out a simple online form. We review each request carefully, making decisions based on impact, need, and availability.

In the past, the Fab First Aid Fund has supported:

  • Free CPR training for local sports clubs

  • First aid awareness sessions for parent groups

  • Mini Medics courses in primary schools

  • Equipment donations to youth groups

Every penny in the fund is used to promote lifesaving knowledge and community resilience.


🧒🏽 The Latest Initiative: Free Mini Medics for Schools This Summer

We're excited to announce that this summer term (May–July), we’re inviting local schools to apply for a free Mini Medics first aid session, funded entirely by the Fab First Aid Fund!

The Mini Medics programme is designed for children aged 7–11. It’s a fun, interactive way to introduce young people to basic first aid and emergency awareness. From learning how to call 999 to understanding how to help someone who’s unresponsive, these sessions build confidence, skills, and a real sense of responsibility.

We’re aiming to deliver sessions inat least 10 local schools but we’d love to do more, depending on demand and available funds.


✏️ How Schools Can Get Involved

If you work at or know a school that would benefit from a Mini Medics session this summer, we’d love to hear from you!

Click below to nominate a school or apply now


You can also help us spread the word by sharing this blog post or our social media updates. Together, we can inspire the next generation of lifesavers.

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]]>Sun, 13 Apr 2025 07:42:21 +0000<![CDATA[Why First Aid is so Important]]>https://www.fabtraining.net/blogs/post/why-first-aid-is-so-importantWhy do we need First Aid Training? First aid training is so important in today's world because injuries or illnesses can occur anytime and anywhere. Ha ]]>

Real Life Scenario

Why do we need First Aid Training?

First aid training is so important in today's world because injuries or illnesses can occur anytime and anywhere. Having trained individuals who can provide immediate medical attention to the injured person before professional medical help arrives is crucial. The benefits of having first aiders are numerous, the most significant are those that follow the “three P’s” principle;

        • Preserve Life
        • Prevent injuries from Worsening
        • Promote Recovery


Recently, Naomi, our accounts manager who is trained in first aid (obviously!), attended her young daughter's Winter Dance Show organised by local business LS School of Dance. Unfortunately during the show one of the dancers fell and banged her head, becoming dizzy and disorientated. Naomi rushed out from the audience to offer her help, alongside the chaperones and other first aiders backstage. She knew to advise that the emergency services should be called and stayed with the child to monitor her condition until they arrived.

Thanks to the quick thinking and training of Naomi and other first aiders on-site, the emergency services arrived and provided the necessary medical attention to the injured dancer. The “three P’s” approach meant that the situation was managed and the patient was later discharged with strict instruction to rest and further medial advice for the forthcoming days.

In conclusion, the incident involving the injured dancer highlights the importance of first aid training demonstrating that incidents can happen at any time and usually when least expected! It is an invaluable skill that can make a difference between life and death. We should all consider taking first aid training to ensure that we can provide immediate medical attention to those in need. We wish the injured dancer a speedy recovery and commend Naomi for her quick thinking and decisive action in a challenging situation.

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]]>Thu, 23 Nov 2023 17:52:20 +0000<![CDATA[Customer of the Month]]>https://www.fabtraining.net/blogs/post/customer-of-the-month

We are excited to introduce our new Customer of the Month program! We want to celebrate our loyal customers and what better way than to recognise them publicly? Each month, our team will choose a customer who has been outstanding in their support and loyalty to our business. But we don't want to make this a private affair. We would love to have your input too! You can nominate someone for Customer of the Month through our social media channels. This is our way of saying thank you for all the love and support you have shown us. We believe in building strong relationships with our customers and hope this program will help us continue to do so. Keep an eye out for future announcements and we look forward to recognising our first Customer of the Month soon.

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