Bleeding Control Kits Sized for Your Campus
Sanctuary, nursery, and event stations with clear labeling and a restock path your facilities team can actually run.
Medical emergencies happen in churches every week—the kinds no one thinks about until they happen.
Cardiac Events
Chest pain or cardiac arrest during services. Every second counts.
Slips & Falls
#1 cause of church injury claims. Stairs, wet floors, parking lots—bleeding can happen anywhere.
Kitchen Accidents
Cuts and burns during potlucks and fellowship events. Sharp knives don't take Sundays off.
Parking Lot Incidents
Collisions, falls on ice, trips over curbs—before anyone even reaches the door.
Launched by the White House and led by the American College of Surgeons in partnership with the Department of Defense, Stop the Bleed empowers everyday people to act in bleeding emergencies. Mainstream preparedness—not tactical training.
Apply Pressure
Press hard with gauze or cloth.
Pack the Wound
Pack deep wounds tightly with gauze.
Use a Tourniquet
For limb bleeding that won't stop.
Millions of Americans have already learned. Your congregation can too.
Find Stop the Bleed Training Near YouChurch Bleeding Control Standard
Purpose-built bleeding control solutions for safety team members and fixed campus wall stations.
Discreet, low-profile trauma loadouts carried on-body by volunteer safety teams, ushers, and greeters.
MED-TAC Immediate Trauma Kit w/Pouch
- Low-profile belt or vest mountable trauma pouch for discreet sanctuary carry
- Essential MARCH bleeding control and airway adjuncts for immediate bystander care
- Rapid single-hand deployment pull-tab system for high-stress response
Best For: Individual church safety team members and ushers.
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Kompaktes Officer Response Notfallset (CORE)
- Compact streamlined chassis that conceals smoothly under blazers or duty wear
- Field-proven arterial tourniquet, compression dressing, and chest seal
- Durable water-resistant chassis built for reliable year-round facility readiness
Best For: Armed church security leads and roving sanctuary officers.
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Premium Trauma & Bleeding Medic EMS/EMT Lagerfüllset
- Expanded trauma loadout including wound packing gauze, shears, and burn dressings
- High-durability organized bag ready for rapid carry during medical emergencies
- Comprehensive first-line care for lacerations, slips, falls, and penetrating wounds
Best For: Volunteer medical ministry responders and Sunday school supervisors.
View Specifications →Fixed wall-mounted medical stations positioned in sanctuaries, children's nurseries, fellowship halls, and welcome lobbies.
NAR Trauma- und Erste-Hilfe-Kit - Klasse A
- Meets ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 Class A standards for general assembly facilities
- Combines standard everyday first aid items with life-saving trauma supplies
- Wall-mountable durable case with clear internal organizational layout
Best For: Nursery areas, administrative offices, and church kitchens.
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TRAMEDIC® CABINET-Kit
- Surface-mounted steel cabinet containing multiple specialized sub-modules
- Color-coded injury packaging with intuitive visual instructions for volunteers
- Treats breathing, bleeding, burns, and fractures with zero prior medical background
Best For: Sanctuary foyers, fellowship halls, and central corridors.
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Trauma and First Aid Kit Wall Mount Hook
- Heavy-duty steel mounting bracket designed for rapid-release grab
- Installs in minutes adjacent to AED boxes, fire extinguishers, or exits
- Ensures critical medical gear remains prominently staged and accessible
Best For: Secure wall staging of portable kits across campus hallways.
View Specifications →Bleed emergencies can be fatal in just 3-5 minutes, so kits should be evenly dispersed and accessible where people gather—just like AEDs and fire extinguishers.
Lobby & Main Entrance
First point of contact for all visitors
Fellowship Hall
Large gatherings, kitchen access
Children's Ministry Areas
Falls, playground injuries
Kitchen & Servery
Sharp objects, hot surfaces
Gym/Activity Center
Sports injuries, community events
Near Existing AEDs
Co-locate all life-saving equipment
Quick Access Saves Lives
Since bleeding emergencies can be fatal in 3-5 minutes, aim for kits within a 90-second walk—roughly 300-400 feet—or co-located with your AED. Disperse them so responders don't have to travel far.
Mount at ADA-compliant reach height: 15-48 inches above floor for unobstructed reach. For cabinets over a counter, max height is 44-48 inches depending on counter depth.
Use clear signage: "Bleeding Control Kit" so people know exactly where to find it
Keep accessible—seconds count! Document kit locations in your emergency plan.
Check annually and replace any items after use
Does Your Church Have a Security Team?
Already have a security ministry? Ready for a comprehensive medical response program? We can help.
Church Security Programs
Tactical medical solutions for established security teams.
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Medical Response Team Builder
Build and equip a dedicated medical response team for your church.
Build Your TeamMED-TAC Also Offers:
- Custom Kit Building tailored to your church
- Training Consultation and Stop the Bleed coordination
- Volume Pricing for multi-campus organizations
Fire extinguishers on the walls. AEDs in the lobby.
Bleeding control kits are the next step.