Lifeline
✓ Verified non-profitRegistered charity
Volunteer-run charity improving AED access and CPR training across the Cayman Islands
About
LifeLine works to improve the Cayman Islands' readiness to respond to sudden cardiac arrest by increasing access to automated external defibrillators (AEDs), raising community awareness and encouraging bystanders to act. It maintains the LifeLine National AED Database, supplies replacement AED parts, and offers CPR and AED training. The organisation is entirely volunteer-driven, with no paid staff; its LifeForce volunteers regularly inspect AEDs around the islands to confirm they are working and rescue-ready. Volunteers are also welcomed for photography, IT, communications and administrative support, and the charity accepts donations.
Board & team
As published by Lifeline on their own website.
- Christina KishDirector
Volunteer opportunities (1)
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Volunteering with Lifeline
📍 Islandwide⏳ Flexible
In the news
Coverage of Lifeline in the Cayman press.
- New app to help close critical gap in cardiac emergency response
caymancompass.com · 2 February 2026
- Government Assistance: A lifeline in time of need
caymaniantimes.ky · 16 April 2020
- Community support is lifeline of Festival
caymancompass.com · 25 October 2000
- ANALYSIS Boy's plight throws lifeline to Castro
caymancompass.com · 13 December 1999
- Owen Roberts: lifeline of Cayman
caymancompass.com · 24 May 1991
- Lifeline...help is just a call away
caymancompass.com · 28 March 1991