In this course you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out:

(1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound;
(2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding;
(3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.

These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life.

**Free Personal Stop the Bleed kits provided at the end of the class for all attendees who are 18 and older** ($45 value)

Brought to you by University of Maryland R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center.

Contact Sarah.Trice@umm.edu with any questions.

Save the Date!  Saturday, September 26, 11am – 2pm at Moton Park in Easton

Family Friendly Fun!

• Live Performer
• Face Painting
• Dunk Tank
• Foam Machine
• Live DJ
• Tons of Raffle Prizes

Community conversation and information session on the healthcare career opportunities available now and in the future on the Mid-Shore. Led by ITCH (Introduction to Careers in Healthcare), this is for students, parents, employers, healthcare providers, and anyone interested in understanding how ITCH is developing a local pipeline of future healthcare employees and the scholarships available to support their education.

Be a part of a special event to help uplift our youth and families at the Queen Anne’s County Family YMCA!

Featuring special guest from Australia, Matt Runnalls, world renowned Mind & Behavior Specialist and Mental Health Advocate.

Enjoy fun activities, such as live music, a gaga ball pit, art, resources, and food trucks!

Peace of Mind is offering a May Parent Workgroup, titled “Emotional Regulation in Elementary Aged Children,” May, 20 at the Talbot Community Center.

This workshop will be co-led by Kirby Meredith, LCSW-C and Abby Marine, MSW.  Kirby is a school-based therapist at Easton Elementary school and Abby provides supportive services to students at White Marsh Elementary School.

Light refreshments and a chance to win a door prize will be offered at the event.  Pre-registration is encouraged, but not required.

The Talbot Thrive Rolling Rodeo is a one day event which guides youth using bikes, skateboards and scooters through a play obstacle course. Along the way, riders are faced with decisions about safe practice, using hand signals, riding with traffic, and obeying traffic laws. There is a free helmet giveaway program as well as a bike fixit station. Parents and youth are encouraged to attend – bring your bikes (scooters and skateboards) and/or use one of the bike we will have on loan – especially balance bikes for the youngest of users. New bikes will also be raffled off!