where can i take a free cpr and frist aid class?
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This site has a locator for a American Red Cross in your area.  They can direct you to classes though I am not sure they are free:\n\nhttp://www.redcross.org/where/where.html\n\nThis site also has a locator from the American Heart Association:\n\nhttp://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3011764\n\nI got a lot of results by doing a yahoo search with "cpr and first aid classes" and my county (and I live in a small town).  My local hospital offered courses, as well as the local community college.
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Contact the American Red Cross or American Heart Association. Their websites can help you locate the local chapters.\n\nMost community colleges or city rec programs, etc. offer classes as well.
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Try your local YMCA.  Ours offers classes for groups or just for couples and it's pretty reasonably priced.
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Call your local American Red Cross. They offer BCLS classes in virtually every community. They are often free.
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Go to the local fabric store...sometimes they offer classes
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I'm not sure about taken free of charge.  But I do know that if you take a job with a 911 center (as far as I know) your employer will pay for the courses.  Are there any courses you're interested in in particular??
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a book....or a free class at an adult school
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Try call police dept. Sometime they offer self defense course.
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i cant name a place right off of my head but heres a very good website. it places organizations with volunteers and its free \n\nvolunteermatch.com
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Try the American Red Cross.
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Hello.  KG2DI here! First, go to www.arrl.org the home page of the American Radio Relay League.  You can find many local radio clubs that offer classes - some take as little as one day - to help you get the entry level license, the Technician Class.  Or you can go buy "Now You're Talking" at Radio Shack for $21.95.  It's a book that'll get you that license if you can't go on the computer or if you aren't close enough to a radio club offering classes.\n\nHey, good luck!  It's not just a fun hobby but a valuable national resource as well.  Hams help out every time there's a natural or man-made disaster that disrupts normal communications.  We manned shelters in New York City after 9/11, we manned shelters and assisted the Red Cross, Salvation Army, FEMA and many other agencies in Louisiana and Mississippi following Hurricane Katrina - in some areas, for weeks!  Glad to see ya got an interest.  Go for it - you don't even need to learn Morse Code to get that entry-level license any more!
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http://www.signlanguagecenter.com/  or you can do a google search for ASL classes in NYC
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Some CPR training Centers in Dayton
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I don't know about the internet but if you live in the US ask your local Public access television station. Many of them use that program and offer free classes (Or at least inexpensive classes) on how to use them.\n\nIt is worth a shot.\n\nTony\n\nPS The manuals that come with FCP are really good, if a little long.
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I've looked into it quite a bit, & even the red cross charges a small fee. The company/organization that you work for may be able to offer you free training. Often they are happy to have employees trained in first aid, and are willing to pay the fee. I also believe that if you volunteer for the red cross or other similar organizations they provide free training.Sorry I couldn't be more help. If I find anything free I will add it on.
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In addition to the local YMCA or YWCA, check out your local community center, local fitness centers, or even local town pools.  \nGood luck finding a class, and have fun!
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try this one.\nIf the class is near galleria or near northwest\ngood luck