Outreach

Empowering students in the Inland Empire with lifesaving medical education

Empowering Our Community

Medical Emergency Education Project is dedicated to empowering local communities with essential life-saving skills. We provide free, interactive CPR training and 'Stop the Bleed' workshops to middle and high school students, giving them the confidence and knowledge to respond effectively in emergencies. Our goal is to ensure that students are equipped to handle critical situations, reducing response times and potentially saving lives when every second counts. By bringing hands-on training directly to schools, we are building a community that is better prepared to face emergencies together. Starting in 2022, we began our long term parternship with ReachOut, and together we have visited over 10 different middle schools and high schools within Inland Empire, and we have trained over 500 students across different regions.

Empowering students in the Inland Empire with lifesaving medical education

What Do We Offer?

CPR Training

Students learn high-quality chest compressions and rescue breathing techniques using our professional-grade manikins and training equipment.

AED Operation

Hands-on practice with Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) ensures participants are prepared to respond confidently in cardiac emergencies.

Stop the Bleed Workshops

Participants are trained to control bleeding in trauma situations using state-of-the-art materials, including tourniquets and wound-packing supplies.

Stop the Bleed Workshops

Participants are trained to control bleeding in trauma situations using state-of-the-art materials, including tourniquets and wound-packing supplies.

Bring MEEP to Your Community

Interested in hosting an outreach event? Whether it’s a school, community center, or local organization, MEEP can provide hands-on CPR training, AED practice, Stop the Bleed workshops, and case study simulations tailored to your audience. Get in touch with us today to schedule an event and help empower your community with lifesaving skills.

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