Deaconess Offers One-Day Safe Sitter CPR Class for Dubois County 11–14-Year-Olds

Deaconess Memorial Medical Center announced on Feb. 25, 2026 that it will offer a one-day Safe Sitter® Essentials with CPR class for adolescents ages 11 to 14 in Dubois County. The regional provider said the course is aimed at early-teen students and will be delivered as a single-day session.

The announcement names the program as Safe Sitter® Essentials with CPR and specifies the course format as a single-day class. According to the announcement, students will learn babysitting basics during that day-long session, combining caregiving instruction with the program’s CPR component under the Safe Sitter brand.

Deaconess Memorial Medical Center released the notice as a regional provider partnering with local outlets to bring the class to Dubois County families. The announcement did not expand on which specific local outlets will host or assist with the sessions, but it framed the offering as a community-focused education opportunity for 11–14-year-olds.

The Feb. 25, 2026 notice emphasized the age range of 11–14, identifying early adolescents as the target audience for the Safe Sitter curriculum combined with CPR training. By packaging babysitting basics and CPR into a single-day class, Deaconess positioned the program to fit into a weekend or school-break schedule for Dubois County students.

Families in Dubois County interested in the Safe Sitter® Essentials with CPR class should note the announcement date of Feb. 25, 2026 and contact Deaconess Memorial Medical Center or the hospital’s local partners for session dates, locations, registration deadlines, and fees. Deaconess published the information as part of its regional outreach, with the single-day format and 11–14 age range highlighted as the core specifics of the offering.