I am currently a sophomore at Park Tudor High School in Indianapolis. Although I have been
teaching CPR classes since my freshman year, my journey began in middle school when my
fascination with CPR grew after witnessing an event that made me realize how important this
skill truly is. That moment led me to spend months watching online videos, reading materials,
asking questions, attending training classes, and practicing compressions at home. The power
to save a life inspired me to share what I was learning, and I began posting videos online in
hopes that other young students would feel motivated to learn CPR as well.
Educating other students on CPR and resuscitation has become one of the most meaningful
experiences of my life. Through teaching, I’ve learned just as much as my students—how to
communicate clearly under pressure, how to lead with empathy, and how small actions can
create real change. I am certified by both the American Heart Association and the American Red
Cross in CPR, AED, and First Aid. I am launching this program with a mission to educate youth
—teens, adolescents, and young adults—on proper CPR, first aid techniques, and AED use.
Please join me in this mission to build a more prepared community and help save lives.
Lead Ambassador – Greater Indianapolis area – Sanjana
Lead Ambassador – Indiana (Northern Region) – Uma
Lead Ambassador – Indiana (Southern Region) – Shruthi
Nurse – Kathyrn (mentorship)
Fire Fighter – Claire (Mentorship)
We currently teach classes in Indiana and neighboring states including Illinois, Kentucky and
Ohio. We will be extending classes to Florida soon.
Youth CPR is recruiting motivated youth ambassadors who share the organization’s mission and vision to help lead the expansion of our life-saving
programs to neighboring states and across the U.S. Join a team of young leaders dedicated to teaching CPR, AED use, and proper resuscitation— because the next life saved could be someone you know.
To remove barriers to lifesaving education by offering free CPR instruction to high school students and young adults, fostering a culture where taking action in an emergency feels natural, not intimidating.
To build a nationwide network of CPR-trained teens whose impact reaches far beyond the classroom, raising cardiac arrest survival rates through awareness, preparation, and action.
