Published: September 22, 2025

New CPR Training Kiosk Brings Life-Saving Skills to Richmond’s East End

Interactive station empowers residents to learn Hands-Only CPR in minutes—boosting emergency readiness across the community

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Richmond CPR Kiosk Ribbon Cutting

From left to right: Michelle Nostheide, executive director, American Heart Association Central Virginia; Dr. Anika Hines, board president, American Heart Association Central Virginia; Lewanda Sims-Gallimore, senior director of community involvement, Genworth; Elizabeth Jackson, sudden cardiac arrest survivor; Mark Tenia, public relations and media manager, Richmond Ambulance Authority

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From left to right: Michelle Nostheide, executive director, American Heart Association Central Virginia; Dr. Anika Hines, board president, American Heart Association Central Virginia; Lewanda Sims-Gallimore, senior director of community involvement, Genworth; Elizabeth Jackson, sudden cardiac arrest survivor; Mark Tenia, public relations and media manager, Richmond Ambulance Authority

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Mobile CPR Training Kiosk

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