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Back to School for CSL Seqirus

 Posted 7 August 2024 AM

With more than 350 Australian children under 14 hospitalised every year due to contact with venomous creatures, CSL Seqirus has partnered with St John Ambulance NSW to launch a potentially life-saving bites and stings module into their first aid program for school children.

The program aims to equip school-aged children with essential first-aid skills to safely handle a venomous situation and has been developed to be age appropriate, with different modules in place for Years K-2, Years 3-4 and Years 5-6.

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