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Coleraine becomes a Heart Safe Community

THE first public session of the Heart Safe Community program took place in Coleraine this week, with members of the Coleraine Probus Club participating in an interactive presentation held in the Uniting Church Hall. The session was run by Coleraine Ambulance community officer, Lorrae Clarke (second from right) and Southern Grampians and Barwon South West Region paramedic community support coordinator, Jim Falla (absent). Photo: SUPPLIED.
Macey Sanders

COLERAINE locals have learnt the skills necessary to respond to out of hospital cardiac arrest situations, after the first public session of the state-wide Heart Safe Community program occurred this week.

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