American Heart Association provides infant CPR kits to parents

The distribution of these kits was made possible through a generous donation of $25,000 from the Tempur Sealy Foundation. With Kentucky’s infant mortality rate reported to be 5.6 percent above the national average, the foundation is dedicated to tackling this issue head-on.

By empowering parents with the knowledge and tools included in these CPR kits, the American Heart Association and the Tempur Sealy Foundation aspire to make a significant impact in reducing the state’s infant mortality rate. Through initiatives like this, they aim to create a safer environment for infants and save precious lives.

Expecting parents who received these kits now have the confidence and ability to respond effectively in critical situations, ensuring the well-being and safety of their little ones.