American Heart Association's Hands-Only™ CPR campaign provides a variety of educational resources including information about how to give hands-only CPR, statistics about CPR, a hands-only CPR fact sheet and FAQ’s, videos demonstrating how CPR can save lives, and more.

The HeartRescue Project is designed to improve how SCA is recognized, treated and measured in the United States. HeartRescue Partners work to improve SCA survival rates by expanding and replicating successful cardiac arrest response programs.

Youth Heart Watch is an affiliate of Project ADAM®, which offers a variety of resources to help schools implement programs to make automated external defibrillators (AEDs) available. These programs also help schools prepare for a cardiac emergency through CPR and AED training and education for students and staff, fundraising support, and sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) awareness education.

The Red Cross offers First Aid/CPR/AED courses with an emphasis on hands-on learning to give you the skills to save a life in the case of a cardiac, breathing or first aid emergency. Course options include those designed specifically for high school and college students.

The Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) Foundation aims to prevent death and disability from sudden cardiac arrest by increasing awareness about sudden cardiac arrest and influencing attitudinal and behavioral changes that will reduce mortality and morbidity from SCA.