St John Ambulance Australia Cadets
St John Ambulance Australia Cadets
St John Ambulance Australia Cadets (pronunciation: Saint John Am-bu-lance Aus-tra-lia Ca-dets) is a youth organization that provides young people with first aid training and opportunities to provide community service.
Etymology
The term "cadet" originates from the French word "cadet" meaning "younger son or daughter". The organization is named after the Order of St John, a Christian charitable organization that dates back to the 11th century. The "Ambulance" in the name refers to the organization's focus on providing first aid and medical services.
History
The St John Ambulance Australia Cadets was established in the early 20th century as part of the broader St John Ambulance organization. The cadet program was designed to provide young people with the skills and knowledge to provide first aid and medical assistance in their communities.
Training
Cadets receive training in a variety of areas including first aid, CPR, and other emergency medical procedures. They also learn about the history and values of the St John Ambulance organization.
Community Service
In addition to their training, cadets are also expected to provide service to their communities. This can include providing first aid at community events, assisting in disaster relief efforts, and participating in other community service activities.
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External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on St John Ambulance Australia Cadets
- Wikipedia's article - St John Ambulance Australia Cadets
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