Mae Achub Bywydau Cymru yn gweithio gyda nifer o sefydliadau i helpu pobl o bob oed a chefndir i ddysgu sgiliau CPR a defnyddio diffibrilwyr:Yn 2019-20, ariannodd Cymdeithas Bêl-droed Cymru arbenigwr i ddysgu CPR mewn ysgolion uwchradd. Yn dilyn adborth cadarnhaol, maent wedi gweithio gyda’i gilydd i ehangu cwmpas y rhaglen i gynnwys academïau pêl-droed ar draws Cymru.Mae Prifysgol Caerdydd wedi datblygu ac yn ariannu model lle mae pob myfyriwr meddygol sy’n wedi’i hyfforddi i wneud CPR yn hyfforddi myfyrwyr eraill. Bydd y cynllun peilot yn dechrau y mis hwn, ac unwaith iddo gael ei werthuso, y gobaith yw ei gyflwyno mewn prifysgolion eraill.Mae myfyrwyr ffilm ail flwyddyn ym Mhrifysgol De Cymru wedi gwneud ffilm fer yn dweud stori dyn ifanc a lewygodd ar ei ffordd adref ar ôl noson allan yng Nghaerdydd. Achubodd ei ffrindiau ei fywyd diolch i gymorth y gwasanaethau brys a’u harweiniodd drwy’r broses CPR a sut i ddefnyddio’r diffibriliwr gerllaw.Bydd Un Llais Cymru, sy’n cynrychioli 735 o gynghorau tref a chymuned, yn cyflogi arweinydd i gydlynu gwaith yn ymwneud â CPR a diffibrilwyr mewn cymunedau, gan gynnwys sicrhau bod diffibrilwyr wedi’u cofrestru ac yn gweithio’n iawn.
Save a Life Cymru is working with a range of organisations so support people of all ages and backgrounds learn CPR and defibrillation skills, including:In 2019-20, the Football Association of Wales funded an expert to teach CPR in secondary schools. Following positive feedback, the two have worked together to broaden the reach of the programme into football academies across Wales.Cardiff University has developed and is funding a model for all medical students who are trained in CPR to train other students. The pilot will start this month and, once evaluated, it is hoped it will be rolled out to other universities.Second-year film students at the University of South Wales have made a short film telling the story of a young man who collapsed on his way home from a night out in Cardiff. His friends saved his life thanks to help of the emergency services which guided them through CPR and the use of a nearby defibrillator.One Voice Wales, which represents 735 community and town councils, will be employing a lead person to co-ordinate CPR and defibrillator activity in communities, including ensuring defibrillators are registered and in good working order.