Our multi award-winning classes are designed to be relaxed, accessible, and confidence-boosting - giving you the knowledge and skills to act in a medical emergency. We offer sessions for the whole family, including parents, grandparents, carers, and even children as young as three.
Hi, I’m Ceara, mum of two and also a foster mum. I’m a registered midwife and currently work as a Health Visitor, supporting families and young children through those important early years. In my role I regularly help parents manage everything from everyday childhood illnesses to more urgent situations, and I’m passionate about helping families feel confident and prepared when it comes to keeping their children safe. My interest in first aid started at a very young age when I joined the Order of Malta at just nine years old. That early experience sparked a lifelong passion for learning skills that can truly make a difference in an emergency. I strongly believe that first aid and safety knowledge should be accessible to everyone. Even the simplest actions can save a life, and having the confidence to stay calm and respond can make all the difference. I love being able to share these skills with families and help empower parents, carers and children to feel more prepared both at home and out in the community. Outside of work, I love spending time with my family and getting outdoors for walks with my dog.
My name is Cathy, I’m a Registered Nurse and have nursed across Northern Ireland in a variety of healthcare settings since 2008. I currently work in the High Dependency Unit in my local hospital, and also teach first aid for the Southern Regional College. I’m fascinated about how the body works to protect us and passionate about how we can help each other with first aid. I believe these lifesaving skills are fundamental to building resilience and community spirit in our children and enabling adults to help a child in an emergency. Not knowing what to do is frightening. Knowing what to do is empowering and could save a life. Even the simplest actions of staying calm and calling for help could be enough. I am mum to two young children and have practised lots of first aid at home; rashes, cuts, bumps, bruises, stings, choking, poisoning, to name a few. They are referenced regularly in my classes! First Aid should be everyday knowledge for everyone and I am humbled and thrilled to be part of the Mini First Aid Team to help deliver this. In my spare time I look after my chickens, take the dog for a walk and love outdoor swimming in Warrenpoint or Camlough lake.