Our office is located inside the Gosnells Community Lotteries House at 2232c Albany Highway Gosnells. We are in Suite 7 located on level 1. You will need to use the internal stairs or lift (the lift is located behind the stairs). Once of level 1, we are left down the corridor near the toilets.

Where do i park or is there public transport close by?

Parking is located near the post office off Astley Street. Parking can be problematic during the week – additional parking on Federation Pde. We are a 5 minute walk from the Gosnells Train Station and close to multiple bus stops.

After Hours/ Saturday Access

You will need to use the intercom to gain access into the building. The intercom located on the right-hand side of the glass sliding doors. Please look for the laminated sign next to the intercom on how to gain access into the building. If you need help call the office on 9490 2258.

Heart Beat Club Tickets, Friday, May 1, 2026 from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm

Overview

Join us at the Heartbeat Club Infant & Child First Aid Course and gain the skills, confidence and calm you hope you’ll never need.

Heartbeat Club Infant & Child First Aid Course

When it comes to children, emergencies don’t come with warnings. A choking episode at dinner. A fall at the playground. That ‘childproof’ children’s medicine that you can’t open but somehow your toddler can and how full was that bottle before they poured half down their shirt and how much went in their mouth? In those first few moments, what you do matters.

The Heartbeat Club Infant & Child First Aid Course is designed to give parents, grandparents, carers, educators and anyone who loves a little person the skills and confidence to respond quickly and effectively in a medical emergency.

This practical, hands-on course focuses specifically on babies and children — because they are not just “small adults.” You’ll learn how to recognise when something is serious, what action to take, and how to stay calm under pressure.

What you’ll learn:

Infant and child CPR (including hands-on practice)
How to respond to choking in babies and children
Managing breathing emergencies
Burns, head injuries, fevers, shocks and common childhood incidents
When to call an ambulance — and what to do while you wait
Preventive measures and understand how to create a safer environment to reduce the risk of serious injuries Our experienced trainers create a supportive, welcoming environment where questions are encouraged and practice builds confidence.

No prior experience is needed — just a willingness to learn.

By the end of the session, you won’t just have information. You’ll have practical skills, clarity about what to do, and the reassurance that if something happens you will have the knowledge of what to do in the moment.

Every parent hopes they’ll never need first aid skills. But if you do, you’ll be incredibly grateful you came.

Spots are limited to ensure plenty of hands-on practice.
Book now and give yourself the confidence to act when it matters most.

Requests from attendees:

· Bring along any questions about first aid or child safety scenarios

· Comfortable clothing for hands-on practice

· Pen and notebook if you want to take notes

Event Details

WHEN: Friday 1st May 9.30am - 12.30pm

VENUE: Downstairs meeting room - Gosnells Community Lotteries House, 2232c Albany Highway Gosnells)

COST: $45 per person

Join us at the Heartbeat Club Infant & Child First Aid Course and gain the skills, confidence and calm you hope you’ll never need.

Heartbeat Club Infant & Child First Aid Course

When it comes to children, emergencies don’t come with warnings. A choking episode at dinner. A fall at the playground. That ‘childproof’ children’s medicine that you can’t open but somehow your toddler can and how full was that bottle before they poured half down their shirt and how much went in their mouth? In those first few moments, what you do matters.

The Heartbeat Club Infant & Child First Aid Course is designed to give parents, grandparents, carers, educators and anyone who loves a little person the skills and confidence to respond quickly and effectively in a medical emergency.

This practical, hands-on course focuses specifically on babies and children — because they are not just “small adults.” You’ll learn how to recognise when something is serious, what action to take, and how to stay calm under pressure.

What you’ll learn:

Infant and child CPR (including hands-on practice)
How to respond to choking in babies and children
Managing breathing emergencies
Burns, head injuries, fevers, shocks and common childhood incidents
When to call an ambulance — and what to do while you wait
Preventive measures and understand how to create a safer environment to reduce the risk of serious injuries Our experienced trainers create a supportive, welcoming environment where questions are encouraged and practice builds confidence.

No prior experience is needed — just a willingness to learn.

By the end of the session, you won’t just have information. You’ll have practical skills, clarity about what to do, and the reassurance that if something happens you will have the knowledge of what to do in the moment.

Every parent hopes they’ll never need first aid skills. But if you do, you’ll be incredibly grateful you came.

Spots are limited to ensure plenty of hands-on practice.
Book now and give yourself the confidence to act when it matters most.

Requests from attendees:

· Bring along any questions about first aid or child safety scenarios

· Comfortable clothing for hands-on practice

· Pen and notebook if you want to take notes

Event Details

WHEN: Friday 1st May 9.30am - 12.30pm

VENUE: Downstairs meeting room - Gosnells Community Lotteries House, 2232c Albany Highway Gosnells)

COST: $45 per person

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Highlights

3 hours
In-person

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before the event

Location

Gosnells Community Lotteries House

2232C Albany Highway

Gosnells, WA 6110

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