earn CPR, First Aid, and AED skills that prepare you to respond confidently in real emergencies — with training designed for life in Indonesia.
Learn from experienced medical and emergency professionals — an American clinician, an Indonesian nurse, and trainers certified to international standards. Our instructors bring real clinical experience and a patient, practical teaching style.
We focus on practice over theory. Expect realistic manikins, AED demos, anti-choking practice, and scenario drills so the skills stick when it matters most.
Small groups mean more practice time, personalized feedback, and faster confidence. Most sessions are kept intentionally small so every student can perform and be coached.
All programs are available in both Bahasa Indonesia and English to serve local communities and Indonesia’s growing expatriate population. Course materials, examples, and scenarios are adapted for the Indonesian environment to ensure practical, real-world understanding.
Bring our instructors to your office, school, or organization for a custom group session. Perfect for teams who want unified emergency-response knowledge, tailored scheduling, and bilingual instruction.
Minimum 3 participants; travel arrangements available.
Gain the confidence to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) during sudden cardiac arrest — one of the leading causes of emergency deaths worldwide. Participants practice using AED trainers, learn step-by-step instructions, and build muscle memory through repeated drills.
Ideal for offices, schools, gyms, and community groups.
A practical introduction to handling the most common emergencies in Indonesia, from choking and fainting to injuries, heat-related issues, and shock. This short-format class is perfect for parents, caregivers, teachers, and anyone wanting essential skills without committing to a full certification course.
CSI (Community Safety Initiative) was founded in early 2022 with one clear purpose: to empower people across Indonesia to save lives.
Our founders — an American medical professional, an Indonesian nurse, and an Indonesian lawyer — saw a growing need for accessible, high-quality CPR and First Aid training tailored to the realities of living in Indonesia. Together, they created a program grounded in compassion, cultural understanding, and practical emergency-response skills.