Get Ready for a Big Year!

- Stop The Bleed Coalition

2024 was an incredible year for the STOP THE BLEED® campaign.  Now, it’s time to get ready for another one!

2025 marks the ten year anniversary of STOP THE BLEED®.  

In that time, the campaign has spread from the U.S. to 165 countries, with tens of thousands of instructors training millions of people. Yet in some sense, the campaign is just getting started.

That’s because the aim is to train hundreds of millions of people worldwide. That’s a big number, but we know we can get there over time.  

Why? Because STOP THE BLEED® is an everyone campaign. People and organizations everywhere embrace it because it makes sense. And they want to be empowered to save lives.

The Coalition’s part in this is to continue to develop more resources to support licensed STOP THE BLEED® instructors and organizations and the work that they do.

To that end, we’re tremendously excited about what’s coming this year.  New STOP THE BLEED® course materials, new STOP THE BLEED® course translations, new Training Management System features and more!  

And stay tuned for announcements about STOP THE BLEED® Day, STOP THE BLEED® Month and the new U.S. Department of Defense STOP THE BLEED® website.

To kick things off - we’re thrilled to announce the addition of three new translations of the Essentials of STOP THE BLEED® Training Course - now available in French, Ukrainian and Korean!

Happy New Year!

Three New Course Translations

Instructors and Educational Licensees can access these courses for free in their Portals at stopthebleedcoalition.org

Connect with the Stop the Bleed Coalition

Working together we can save more lives.

The Coalition is a community of individuals and organizations who are passionate about the STOP THE BLEED® campaign. The Coalition’s goal is to support the growth and impact of the campaign by providing access to information and services to the growing STOP THE BLEED® community as well as financial support to the STOP THE BLEED® Project.

STOP THE BLEED® is a national campaign to encourage bystanders to become trained, equipped, and empowered to help in a bleeding emergency before professional help arrives. It is a public/private partnership led by the Department of Defense and many other stakeholders, including the Stop the Bleed Coalition.