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Preparation is key: District to receive tourniquet kits as part of response program
Stop the Bleed
Brandywine Elementary fifth grade teacher Kim Coley practices using a training tourniquet as part of the Stop the Bleed program. The initiative will put 12 tourniquet kits in each public school in Forsyth County. - photo by Alexander Popp
To increase public preparedness and prepare for the worst, each of the 37 public schools in Forsyth County is receiving 12 emergency tourniquet kits from Georgia Trauma Commission as part of the Stop the Bleed school response program.