Each One, Teach One: How to Save a Life

HEY NYC! Each One, Teach One: How to Save a Life ❤️

In an emergency, seconds matter. Knowledge matters. And sometimes, one trained person can be the difference between fear and action, helplessness and hope, and life and loss.

The Elijah-Alavi Foundation is proud to present Each One, Teach One: How to Save a Life, a hands-on emergency preparedness event for parents, caregivers, educators, childcare professionals, and community members.

Hosted by the Elijah-Alavi Foundation, Good Rythm CPR, and Assemblyman Al Taylor.

📅 Sunday, September 13, 2026⏰ 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM📍 Denny Farrell Riverbank State Park679 Riverside Drive, New York, NY 10031

Participants will receive hands-on training for infants, toddlers, and adults in CPR, choking response, anaphylaxis recognition, epinephrine administration, emergency preparedness, and food allergy education focused on prevention, awareness, recognition of reactions, and knowing how to respond quickly and safely.

This event is also part of an ongoing initiative we are bringing into communities to expand access to lifesaving education, preparedness, and practical training. Our goal is not for this to be a one-time event, but a continuing effort to help build safer homes, schools, childcare settings, and neighborhoods.

To our incredible sponsors and supporters, thank you for believing in this mission and helping us place lifesaving knowledge directly into the hands of our community. Your support allows more people to be prepared when every second counts.

This is more than a training. It is a movement toward a more prepared, informed, and safer community.

Space is limited. Scan the QR code on the flyer or visit the link in our bio to register.

One person teaches. One person learns. One person may save a life. ❤️