Thanks so much for all the work that you do. We couldn’t do this with out your dedication and support.
We’ve put together a number of resources to help make your life easier and to ensure that your events can be as beneficial as possible and look great!
We’re always looking for ways to improve and serve you better so if you’ve got any suggestions of things that would make things easier or better for you delivering CPR please let us know.
As much as possible we want to be consistent in how Save a Life for Scotland appears and messages so that the campaign can build momentum and we can reach our target of 500,000. Therefore if you are doing anything with the brand or logo please use the files and guidelines below:
Below are a number of materials to help you run your event. Please feel free to use, circulate and post lots of photos of what you’re up to!
The following are print ready files for your events
Save a Life Poster – for you to write in
Save a Life Poster – for you to edit on top
Also available are a number of images for your articles or promotion. They can be saved individually below or you can download a zip file with all the images here.
Since the start of Save a Life for Scotland our fantastic design partners at daysix have put together some great films, covering some of our events and spreading the message that CPR saves lives. Please use these videos at your events or via your communication channels to spread the word.
An amazing step towards creating a nation of life-savers! 👏 https://t.co/66rHLkH5Tx #CPR #CPRsaveslives… https://t.co/CPEyRPcQKZ
RT @AngelTR4: A year ago today I had a cardiac arrest. My life was saved by my first aid trained daughter who gave me effective C… https://t.co/UkhnawgfkA
RT @HeartstartAA: We are delighted to continue working with @EastAyrshire All secondary schools in East Ayrshire have been affilliat… https://t.co/uBPW5eeVJo
RT @numti45: Never too young to learn CPR. #savealifescotland #NewmacharFirstResponders https://t.co/Gb7lhYommW
RT @garycanning914: Caught off guard today being filmed at the @heraldscotland while teaching staff #CPR and #defib use - part of… https://t.co/hlE2E78AxZ