A Business That Cares

At First Aid Training Caboolture, we aim to provide high quality first aid training to individual Australians as well as entire company and business teams. Maintaining a safe workplace is important to us, and we’ll provide you with the skills necessary to handle a range of emergency medical situations. We’re a team you can trust to be friendly, answer your questions, and provide you with the skill necessary to keep yourself and others safe. We are a business who is dedicated to helping individuals and workplaces stay safe. We’ll travel interstate to train employees of national companies, and we aim to serve as many Australians as we can. We are a registered company (RTO 31124), and have worked in the industry for years, making us experts you can trust to give you the reliable training you need.

We provide the general public and companies with first aid training and skills necessary to keep themselves and others safe. We will equip you with a wide range of knowledge in order to handle first response, CPR, and emergency medical responses until medical professionals can get to the scene. When you complete your training, you’ll receive a certificate that allows you to take on first aid responsibilities in your workplace.

Shared Hope Training – Background

Shared Hope Training was formed in 2003 as a PTY LTD company by founder company Director, Kevin Hasemann from the Wiradjuri nation after years working in TAFE, Businesses and Trades. It comes from inspiration to provide skills and training to those less fortunate and that generally don’t accept training well in an institution type environment.

The company (Shared Hope Training) is an Indigenous and at the same time, a Christian faith-based organization.

To fully understand how that works, I (Kevin Hasemann Director/ Lead Trainer & Assessor) will share some history. – The stolen generation has many families descending out of the period of Aboriginal discrimination, ours was one of those -my Grandmother was half cast and separated from her brothers and sister by the Australian Government and was later married in the state of NSW.

At the same period, Government would take her children from her if they had been identified as of an Aboriginal parent. So her children were told they were Maori to avoid being taken. It was not until 15 years ago when a cousin delved deep into our family records and unraveled the truth. The skeletons were then revealed. Acceptance of our heritage is an important part of who we are, it defines our past. History proves that if we turn our pain and sufferings to lessons of life they become positive, not negative and the only way forward is always through forgiveness. True Christian beliefs enforce and prove that over and over again. We are all in need of the hope given by the gospel of Christ, Jesus’s gift of hope to all; salvation beyond this life. The world is full of many injustices and our purpose if we choose to accept it in this world is to share hope/faith and assist and uplift anyone we may have the opportunity to. Hence our company mission statement is simple-Together We Can Make A World Of Difference.

We love to work with other organizations and help them by purely being one more link in a positive chain of support and our training encompasses those factors. We have overseas involvement in West Africa and as funds we provide assistance /mentoring can afford it go over and provide additional support in training and resources . 2013 was the last visit in which we provided small laptops; and many soccer balls to a variety of small community schools which were loved ,It was our privilege to distribute over 300 toothbrushes and toothpaste into one small community in Gardnerville and supply additional first aid provisions to 2 of the medical clinics we visited whilst there.
2017 is the start of First Aid training overseas in less fortunate countries given our ability to finance projects. In Australia our initiative is an, AED Give Back -for Organizations in our South East Corner when they spent $2,000 or more in a booking for training . We are happy to have already donated back to Businesses and service industries. We welcome any major corporations to engage with us to further our ambitions. We are not and never intend to be a not for profit organization. Money we spend on others comes from our pockets and therefore it becomes a simple benevolent activity. Our business is, all Australian owned and a family business with several members of the family being part of the workforce as well as employing trainers from areas of expertise.