KDHE opens applications for CPR and AED funding

KDHE has opened applications for a funding program focused on CPR training and automated external defibrillators, commonly called AEDs.

What happened

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment announced the opening of applications for the CPR training and AED funding program. The development was reported by Osage County Online.

What the program covers

The program concerns two areas: CPR training and funding for AEDs. CPR training teaches emergency response skills, while AEDs are devices used during some cardiac emergencies.

Application process

The opening of applications means organizations or individuals interested in the program can begin the application process. KDHE is the state agency responsible for the program.

Details about eligibility, deadlines, award amounts and application instructions were not included in the announcement cited here. Those details will determine how applicants take part in the program and how funding is distributed.