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+First Aid Pocket GuideAustralian quick-reference

About First Aid Pocket Guide

Useful first aid should be easier to reach.

This is an independent Australian project for people who want clear information, a calmer way to learn and practical reminders that can live beside a kit.

OUR PROMISEMake the next safe action easier to see.Learn · practise · keep it close

Why this exists

In an emergency, people do not need a lecture.

They need the next safe action, written plainly, with enough context to recognise when it applies. First Aid Pocket Guide is built around that moment: a quick answer first, then a guide, a practice activity or a printable that helps the idea stick.

The site is for everyday settings — homes, workplaces, schools, clubs, kitchens, roads and outdoor places — and uses Australian emergency numbers and terminology.

People learning and practising first aid around a table

The resource loop

Learn → practise → keep.

Different formats help at different moments. The site connects them so you do not have to start over.

How resources are made

Research → write → illustrate → review.

We keep the process visible and the claims modest. The goal is a useful educational resource, not a substitute for emergency care.

01ResearchPrioritise Australian guidance and source registers.
02WritePut the first decision before the long explanation.
03IllustrateUse scenes, sequences and previews when they improve recall.
04ReviewRecord updates and invite corrections when something changes.

Editorial standards

What this site can and cannot do.

It can help you

Learn common first-aid principles, rehearse a next step and keep a quick reminder nearby.

It cannot replace

Emergency services, a 000 call-taker, professional medical assessment or a current first-aid course.

Content is reviewed against Australian sources such as Healthdirect Australia, ANZCOR and ASCIA. Guidance can change. If you spot an error or outdated link, please use the contact email and include the page.

See the source register