Helping businesses keep their accident rates low, workers safe and business WSIB compliant.
KMW Outreach Inc provides Canadian Red Cross, WSIB-approved first aid training to help individuals remain qualified for work and school positions. Our training will build your confidence to be able to help in emergencies. KMW Outreach is also a retailer of first aid kits and supplies including personal protective equipment. Check out our expanded line of first aid supplies here: https://www.kmwoutreach.ca/products/kitchener-waterloo-cambridge-guelph-elmira/ppe
12/05/2025
Need First Aid or CPR for your January placement?
KMW offers student pricing, and it’s simple to access:
✔ Book your course online
✔ Enter code STUDENT at checkout
✔ Save instantly
Get certified, stay on budget, and start your placement confident and ready. 🎓
12/04/2025
It’s not just a babysitting course—it’s real safety training for youth.
Participants learn how to handle choking emergencies, when to call 911, basic first aid, bleeding care, and so much more.
Give them confidence and skills that truly matter. ❤️
12/01/2025
Today, on World AIDS Day, we’re honouring those affected by HIV/AIDS with compassion, respect, and understanding.
Stigma remains one of the biggest barriers to care—and education is one of the strongest tools we have to break it.
Learning accurate information about HIV, knowing how it’s transmitted, and understanding how to respond safely in first aid situations helps create safer, more supportive communities for everyone.
Let’s lead with kindness, stay informed, and continue working toward a world free from stigma. ❤️
11/28/2025
Naloxone saves lives — and anyone can use it.
Naloxone (Narcan) is a fast-acting medication that can reverse an opioid overdose by restoring breathing within minutes. It’s free, easy to carry, and safe to use — even if you’re not sure what the person took.
How to Use It (Nasal Spray):
1️⃣ Call 9-1-1 and check for breathing.
2️⃣ Spray once into one nostril.
3️⃣ Wait 2–3 minutes and give a second dose if there’s no improvement.
You don’t need medical training — just the willingness to act.
Carrying a kit can save a life.
11/28/2025
Supporting someone who’s struggling doesn’t have to be complicated.
Listen without judgment.
Check in regularly.
Offer help, not pressure.
Share resources when they’re ready.
Remind them they’re not alone.
Small steps can make a big difference.
11/28/2025
Let’s talk about the reality behind Canada’s opioid crisis.
These numbers aren’t just statistics — they represent people, families, and communities deeply affected by substance use and the toxic drug supply.
When we understand the scope of the crisis, we can respond with compassion, not judgment.
📊 Opioid Toxicity Snapshot:
-Thousands of Canadians lose their lives each year to toxic drug poisoning.
-Synthetic opioids like fentanyl are involved in the majority of overdose deaths.
-Most overdoses happen when others are nearby — which means bystanders can save lives with naloxone and early action.
This is a public health issue, not a personal failure.
Every life lost is preventable.
Every conversation helps reduce stigma.
And every person deserves support, dignity, and access to lifesaving tools.
💙 This week, let’s learn. Let’s listen. Let’s lead with empathy.
11/27/2025
Looking for a meaningful gift this year? 💝
Give the gift of life-saving skills with a CPR course from KMW Outreach. 🎁
It’s a gift that shows you care, not just about someone’s wellness, but about their ability to help others in an emergency.
Whether it’s for a new parent, a student heading into placement, a coach, or someone who simply wants to feel more confident… CPR training is a present with purpose.
Empower someone you love with the skills to make a difference when it matters most. ❤️
Gift certificates available on our website!
11/26/2025
Addiction doesn’t always look how we expect.
It’s a health condition, not a choice — and it can affect anyone, regardless of age, background, or lifestyle.
When we understand the science and the signs, we respond with empathy instead of judgment. 💙
What to Look For: These signs may vary from person to person, but common indicators include:
⚠️ Noticeable changes in mood or behaviour
⚠️ Withdrawing from family, friends, or activities
⚠️ Changes in sleep patterns or energy levels
⚠️ Increased secrecy or avoiding questions
⚠️ Difficulty managing daily responsibilities
⚠️ Physical signs such as weight changes or poor concentration
⚠️ Increased risk-taking or unsafe situations
⚠️ Using substances to cope with stress, pain, or emotions
These signs don’t define a person — they signal that someone may need support, compassion, and access to help.
Let’s work together to reduce stigma and build understanding during National Addictions Awareness Week and beyond. 💙
11/26/2025
⚡ Quick Tip Tuesday: AEDs Are for Everyone ⚡
Did you know you don’t need special training to use an AED?
These devices are designed for anyone to use in an emergency! They give clear, step-by-step voice instructions the moment you turn them on.
If someone is unresponsive and not breathing normally:
👉 Call 911
👉 Start CPR
👉 Use the nearest AED as soon as possible
Early defibrillation can be life-saving.
When in doubt, grab the AED and follow the prompts.
11/24/2025
💙 National Addictions Awareness Week 💙
This week, we’re joining communities across Canada to reduce stigma, increase understanding, and support those affected by substance use.
“Compassion isn’t a cure — but it’s the first step toward real change.”
Together, we can create a safer, more supportive environment where people feel seen, valued, and never judged for seeking help.
Addiction is an illness— not a character flaw.
Let’s listen, learn, and stand with those navigating recovery, harm reduction, or support services.
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KMW Outreach Inc. provides individuals with personal and practical training so they are comfortable and confident to handle unexpected emergencies. At KMW Outreach Inc., we have made it our mission to provide community members with the skills necessary to help friends and loved ones in the event of a medical emergency while awaiting advanced medical support.
KMW Outreach Inc. is a family owned and operated training center. Kirk Wannamaker began the business in 2009 aiming to expand the first aid community through public and private training. His daughter, Vicki, has since joined the business, helping it expand into more communities and secure the training facility in Guelph. The other Wannamaker family members also help the background of the business including promotions and website creation and maintenance.
KMW Outreach Inc. provides First Aid Training to support the community. Through our training we intend to strengthen the community’s response to emergency situations. We hope to provide participants with the skills, knowledge and confidence to help those in need at home, work and anywhere in between. We have knowledge and expertise of First Aid requirements that community individuals face and we will work with you to ensure you get the training and services you need