2011 – Junior First Aid

Released in 2011.
The Junior Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting page has the information on when all badges were released.

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Five steps are needed to complete this badge:

  1. Learn the first steps to take in an emergency
  2. Talk to first responders
  3. Make a portable first-aid kit
  4. Find out how to handle urgent first-aid issues
  5. Know how to take care of someone who’s sick

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Multi-Level Matches

Check out other badges that might work well with this badge when doing activities with multiple levels.  These are simply suggestions and may take some creativity and extra steps to earn all the badges in various levels.

A Multi-Level Troop will need to do extra steps when earning different badges across levels. It depends on how many requirements overlap. Some will only have one or two matching requirements.

First Aid badges adds more techniques and skills each Girl Scout Level. Doing all levels will take multiple meetings and the lower levels may not understand some of the higher level skills.

If there is no badge in a level, we suggest that a level earns a Fun Patch related to the rest of the badges instead of an official badge.

  • Daisy – Daisy Safety Award Pin – phone/address knowledge, stop drop and roll, and choking victims
  • Brownie – Brownie First Aid – 911 call, minor injuries, outdoor injuries, personal first aid kit, and interview health professional
  • Junior – Junior First Aid – Emergency responder interview, Large First Aid kit supply knowledge, how to treat a sick/ill person
  • Cadette – Cadette First Aid – add treating young child injuries, weather injuries, serious outdoor injuries (poison/broken bones), and shock treatment
  • Senior – Senior First Aid – add triage, neck injuries, and drug overdose
  • Ambassador – Ambassador First Aid – add backcountry injuries, move an injured, critically injured, and extreme injuries

Uniform Placement

This badge should go where #13 is stated on the GSUSA Uniform Guide.

Image Credit from GSUSA Uniform Guide

(Note – Badges and pins on a sash simply go in order (top of sash to bottom of sash) of Identification badges, bridging badge, pins, journeys, and other badges. Anything that does not fit on the front can be placed on the back of the sash. Sashes will not hold a lot of badges and vests are recommended if you plan to earn badges.)

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