Following the successful launch of the CitizenAID app and pocketguide, in which military and security experts in the UK provide a step-by-step guide to saving lives in the event of a terror attack, CitizenAID is pleased to offer its first public engagement day/training conference on Monday 20 March 2017 at Warwickshire County Cricket Ground, Edgbaston.

Registration is free, as is the download of the CitizenAID app, but you are welcome to make a charitable donation towards the activities of CitizenAID, registered charity 1165716. (Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham Charity)

RESPONDING TO THE UK TERRORIST THREAT

PUBLIC IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TO SAVE LIVES

Agenda

0845-0945 Registration and coffee

0945-0950 Welcome

0950-1000 Opening address

1000-1020 The threat in context

1020-1040 Improving survival from injury: the military experience

1040-1100 Safety first: run-hide-tell

1100-1130 You can save lives: the citizenAID initiative

1130-1200 Planning and preparation
The role of the Local Resilience Forum [15mins]

1200-1320 Lunch and practical skills stands
Ability to take part in two activities [40mins each]

1320-1420 What to do if caught up in a shooting
A worked example with an expert panel

1420-1450 Coffee & networking

1450-1550 What to do if caught up in a bombing
A worked example with an expert panel

1550-1600 Closing address

Panelists include Professor Sir Keith Porter, Brigadier Tim Hodgetts