Enhancing Child Safety through AED and CPR Training
Sakura Saku Mirai, a leading childcare operator centered in Tokyo, has recently announced a significant advancement in its efforts to safeguard children’s lives. The company, under the leadership of President Yoshitaka Nishio, will implement AED (Automated External Defibrillator) and CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) training kits across all 88 of its facilities. This proactive approach not only aims to secure the well-being of children but also to instill confidence in the staff during emergencies.
The Importance of AED and CPR Training Kits
Despite the lack of a legal requirement for childcare facilities to install AEDs, Sakura Saku Mirai recognizes the essential nature of preparing for emergencies. The very existence of CPR and AED training kits enables staff to practice lifesaving techniques regularly, thus enhancing their ability to respond calmly during critical situations. CPR and AED knowledge are pivotal for immediate actions that can potentially save lives, especially when it comes to children who inherently require extra vigilance.
Staff at Sakura Saku Mirai have expressed concerns about their ability to perform CPR or use an AED effectively in real-life emergencies, highlighting the necessity for hands-on practice. The introduction of dedicated training kits will allow each staff member to engage in frequent, practical training sessions, reinforcing their crisis management skills.
Comprehensive Safety Measures Already in Place
Sakura Saku Mirai has been diligently conducting various safety initiatives within its facilities to protect children. These measures include:
- - Monthly evacuation drills to prepare for emergencies.
- - First-aid training for nurses and childcare providers, covering subjects such as CPR, choking prevention, and the application of EpiPen in cases of anaphylaxis.
- - Sharing case studies on serious incidents and emergency calls to improve response strategies.
The goal of these initiatives is to foster a culture of preparedness and resilience, with staff becoming adept at handling emergencies while boosting their confidence and peace of mind.
Collaboration with the Community
In addition to internal measures, Sakura Saku Mirai emphasizes the importance of community engagement. The company believes that informing nearby residents about their AED installations is crucial for effective emergency response in the vicinity. It has also committed to displaying stickers at the entrances of its facilities to highlight their status as AED-equipped locations.
A Message from the President
Yoshitaka Nishio, President of Sakura Saku Mirai, expressed the philosophy behind this initiative, stating, “Our facilities are pillars of community safety, and we are committed to ensuring that staff can respond properly in emergencies. Although I have yet to use an AED, I understand the challenges and anxieties that can arise in such moments. It is vital that our staff are well-practiced and prepared to ensure safety for all.”
About the AED and CPR Training Kits
The AED and CPR training kits provided by Nihon Kohden Corporation are designed for comprehensive training. The kit includes a CPR training manikin capable of simulating both adult and child chest compressions, providing valuable feedback through sound indicators. Additionally, the AED training kit features voice guidance to assist users through various scenarios, further ensuring that staff can perform with confidence during emergencies.
For more information on these training tools, visit
Nihon Kohden Products.
Company Overview
Sakura Saku Mirai is headquartered in Chiyoda, Tokyo, and was established in August 2009. As part of the Sakura Saku Plus Group, listed under securities code 7097, the company operates a network of childcare facilities aimed at supporting working families in raising children more efficiently. The commitment to safety and community integration remains at the forefront of their mission.
For inquiries related to this initiative, please contact Tomonaga at Sakura Saku Mirai PR. Telephone: 03-6457-9539, Email:
[email protected].