An initiative begins next week involving schools and the Island's emergency services.
Crucial Crew Week will see members of the Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service, St John's Ambulance and Isle of Man Constabulary attend primary schools across the Island to deliver talks on lifesaving skills such as CPR and road safety.
The initiative was launched 32 years ago, with thousands of children taking part in the interactive visits each year.
It starts on Monday May 13 and runs until Friday May 24.
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