Where can i get a short course for our local volunteers on risk assessment, preferably free near Harlech?
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I assume you're looking for the local fire dept? FEMA and The National Fire Academy (NFA)in Emmitsburg, MD used to provide excellent home courses in addition to the on campus classes. The home courses were free or very nearly so.  FEMA has been restructured since I took course through them, but you could always send them and NFA an e-mail and ask them the same question. There also may be Federal or State money avalible to pay for an actual course in your area for frist responders. This money is hard to get sometimes, but your state and federal congressmen or senators can be of help.
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I'm assuming you mean in the UK? Try http://hometown.aol.com/kalhomeed/ and http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kentandlondonHomeEducators/
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http://home.freeuk.net/mike.everley/law/mhswr.html
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try visiting savetheearth.org
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Good Luck\nhave u posted an advertisment in the local paper for that area? it might help!
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Look at you local council websites under environmental health sections xx
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check the local papers for info
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try the local library.
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Call your local chapter of the American Red Cross or American Heart Association to see if they sponsor any free activities. Our local ARC chapter has a free CPR Saturday, for example.
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Your local Board of Ed. would have any and all listings of classes in your area and their usually free!
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Contact Red Cross organization of your country. Your local State Hospital may also be able to provide you First Aid course. If they are unable to provide instructions in Enflish, try to contact the office of the World health Organization situated in your country.\n\nFor particulars about book on first aid you may click at the website of the Red Cross at: http://www.redcross.org/pubs/#aid
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the is a place called Human Services Association in Bell Gardens that have free classess and the also can refer you to ones in your neighborhood,for free and there is also the 211 number the can give you free numbers that might help you in your possition....good luck.
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Call local AID authorities
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ofsted and the local authority would be a good starting point....
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http://www.realestatesalescoach.com/freetraining.htm\ntry this
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I would suggest you check out the local GBLT centre. Here is a site that may be helpful. It lists a host of places/organizations you can go to. Good Luck!
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go to the council or housing associations