Community Medics CIC

Community Medics CIC Community Medics is based in Greater Manchester and is dedicated to providing first aid cover for local community events.

Our priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of all attendees, and supporting your event on the day in anyway that we can.

Join us this Saturday and learn a skill that could save a life 💚We’ll be at St Andrews Church in Whitefield delivering F...
25/03/2026

Join us this Saturday and learn a skill that could save a life 💚

We’ll be at St Andrews Church in Whitefield delivering FREE CPR & AED demonstrations, giving you the chance to get hands-on, build confidence, and understand what to do in an emergency.

🫀 Live CPR & AED demos
🎒 Explore our medical response kit
🙌 Interactive activities for all ages

📍 St Andrews Church, Whitefield (Ribble Drive)
⏰ 10am – 4pm

Whether you’re coming along to learn something new or just curious, our team will be there to support you every step of the way.

On Sunday, our team were at Piccadilly Train Station delivering hands-on CPR demonstrations and engaging with members of...
24/03/2026

On Sunday, our team were at Piccadilly Train Station delivering hands-on CPR demonstrations and engaging with members of the public 💚

Throughout the day, we supported people in building confidence and learning vital lifesaving skills, helping more individuals feel prepared to act in an emergency.

A huge thank you to Network Rail for the opportunity to be part of such an important community initiative we’re proud to play a role in making our communities safer and more resilient.

On Saturday, our team were out at millgatebury Shopping Centre in Bury alongside Restart the Heart , delivering hands-o...
23/03/2026

On Saturday, our team were out at millgatebury Shopping Centre in Bury alongside Restart the Heart , delivering hands-on CPR demonstrations and engaging with the public 💚

Throughout the day, we had the opportunity to help people build confidence, learn vital lifesaving skills, and understand how to respond in an emergency.

A huge thank you to Mill Gate, Bury for the opportunity to be part of such an important community-focused day — we’re proud to support initiatives that help create safer, more prepared communities.

We’re out in the community this weekend as part of the GM Live Well Spring Festival 🌿Come and find us for FREE CPR & fir...
20/03/2026

We’re out in the community this weekend as part of the GM Live Well Spring Festival 🌿

Come and find us for FREE CPR & first aid demonstrations — get hands-on, build confidence, and learn skills that could save a life.

📍 Saturday – Millgate
📍 Sunday – Piccadilly
⏰ 10am – 4pm

Whether you’re young, a parent, or just curious, come say hello and have a go — our team will be there all day supporting, teaching, and engaging with the community.

We’re proud to be part of events that bring people together and make our communities safer 💚

A huge thank you to the Rotary Heywood 2020 for their generous £100 cheque, presented to us on Wednesday 🙌This funding h...
20/03/2026

A huge thank you to the Rotary Heywood 2020 for their generous £100 cheque, presented to us on Wednesday 🙌

This funding has been ringfenced to support vital community education in the Heywood area, helping us deliver CPR and AED awareness sessions — with a particular focus on young people in schools and youth groups.

Opportunities like this allow us to continue building confidence, sharing lifesaving skills, and empowering the next generation to step up in an emergency.

We’re proud to work alongside organisations that share our vision for safer, more resilient communities 💚

Someone collapses — would you know what to do?Fainting can happen suddenly, but knowing a simple 3-step response can mak...
18/03/2026

Someone collapses — would you know what to do?

Fainting can happen suddenly, but knowing a simple 3-step response can make all the difference.

✔️ Check if they respond
✔️ Lie them down and raise their legs
✔️ Stay with them and monitor

Quick actions. Calm response. Real impact.

At Community Medics, we’re all about giving people the confidence to step in and help when it matters most.

At Community Medics, we’re always proud to support events across our communities. From small local gatherings to larger ...
16/03/2026

At Community Medics, we’re always proud to support events across our communities. From small local gatherings to larger public events, our friendly and professional teams are there to help keep everyone safe while supporting organisers throughout the day.

Our role goes beyond just medical cover. We provide first aid and medical support, welfare assistance, and general event support, helping things run smoothly for organisers and visitors alike. During quieter moments, our volunteers also enjoy engaging with the public by delivering free CPR demonstrations and first aid awareness sessions, helping more people gain the confidence to act in an emergency.

As a Community Interest Company, every event we support also helps us reinvest back into our community work, including youth development and public first aid education. 

If you’re organising an event and need medical cover, welfare support, or would like us to deliver CPR demonstrations for your visitors, we’d love to hear from you.

📩 Get in touch to discuss your event:
admin@communitymedics.co.uk

Together, we’re helping build safer, more resilient communities.

On Wednesday our volunteers were out in Whitefield supporting the Hands Up Whitefield community event at St Michael’s Ha...
13/03/2026

On Wednesday our volunteers were out in Whitefield supporting the Hands Up Whitefield community event at St Michael’s Hall.

Throughout the afternoon they delivered free CPR demonstrations, giving local residents the chance to learn simple lifesaving skills and ask questions about what to do in an emergency.

It was great to see so many people getting involved, having a go, and building confidence in CPR. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to learn with us! ❤️🚑

Wellbeing Wednesday 💚When we spend so much time helping others, it’s easy to forget about looking after ourselves too.Ta...
11/03/2026

Wellbeing Wednesday 💚

When we spend so much time helping others, it’s easy to forget about looking after ourselves too.

Take time to recognise what adds to your wellbeing and what takes away from it. Prioritise the habits that help you stay healthy, positive and resilient.

You can’t pour from an empty cup.

Over the past 4 weeks, our new volunteers have been completing their Community Engagement and Community First Aider trai...
09/03/2026

Over the past 4 weeks, our new volunteers have been completing their Community Engagement and Community First Aider training.

We are incredibly proud of every single one of them for the hard work, dedication, and commitment they have shown throughout the programme.

It’s inspiring to see so many people stepping forward to support their communities and learn lifesaving skills. 💚

On Wednesday two of our engagement volunteers attended St Andrews church in Whitefield Bury, for the spring wellbeing, w...
07/03/2026

On Wednesday two of our engagement volunteers attended St Andrews church in Whitefield Bury, for the spring wellbeing, work & skills event hosted by Onward.

A great community drop in session, where our team were able to demonstrate life saving skills to the public. They even met with the Mayor, Councillor Noel Bayley, and spoke to him of around the importance of public access defibs.

If you missed out, don't worry. our team are back in the same area on Wednesday 11th March for the Hands Up Whitefield event hosted by the Bury VCFA, 2pm to 5pm.

💙 Wellbeing WednesdayUnconscious but breathing?Knowing the recovery position could save a life.If someone is unresponsiv...
04/03/2026

💙 Wellbeing Wednesday

Unconscious but breathing?

Knowing the recovery position could save a life.

If someone is unresponsive but still breathing, placing them on their side helps:

✔ Keep their airway clear
✔ Reduce the risk of choking
✔ Allow them to breathe properly

Always call 999 and continue to monitor their breathing until help arrives.

First aid doesn’t have to be complicated — but it does have to be confident.

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