हर हाथ CPR — Every Hand Can Save a Life
India's largest community CPR training initiative. Our mission is to train 1 million Indians in life-saving CPR skills by 2030.
Indians Trained
Cities Active
Lives Saved
Goal by 2030
India loses over 10 lakh people annually to sudden cardiac arrest. In 90% of cases, no bystander CPR is performed because people simply don't know how. The average ambulance response time in India is 20-30 minutes — but brain death begins in just 4-6 minutes without CPR.
Immediate bystander CPR can double or triple survival rates. HarHaathCPR bridges the gap by training everyday Indians — students, housewives, auto drivers, shopkeepers — to perform effective CPR. No equipment needed, just two hands and the will to act.
First community CPR workshop conducted in South Delhi with 30 participants. The seed of HarHaathCPR was planted.
Launched online CPR awareness sessions during COVID-19. Reached 5,000+ people through virtual workshops across 15 states.
Crossed 10,000 trained individuals. Expanded to 50+ cities. First documented life saved by a HarHaathCPR graduate.
HarHaathCPR officially launched as a national campaign. Partnerships with state governments, hospitals, and corporate CSR programs.
Crossed 50,000 trained people in 200+ cities. 500+ documented lives saved. Recognized as India's largest community CPR initiative.
Our target: train 1 million Indians in CPR. Make every community, school, and workplace CPR-ready. Zero preventable cardiac deaths.
Learn to identify the signs of sudden cardiac arrest vs. heart attack and when to act immediately.
How to effectively call 108/112 and communicate critical information while beginning CPR.
Master chest compressions — correct hand position, depth (5-6 cm), and rate (100-120 per minute).
Learn proper rescue breathing techniques and when to combine with chest compressions.
How to use an Automated External Defibrillator — a device that can restart a stopped heart.
Special techniques for performing CPR on infants and children, including choking response.
It takes just 2 hours to learn CPR. Join the HarHaathCPR movement and become a certified life-saver.