FAQ

What is Hazel Cares?

Hazel Cares is a service-oriented agency offering support, education, and advocacy for families and caregivers—especially those caring for medically fragile children. We honor the legacy of Hazel and Rev. Jesse Johnson through compassionate, clinically grounded services.

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What services do you offer?

We provide Basic Life Support (CPR) training, caregiver education, and resources for navigating complex medical needs. Our offerings are designed with clarity, emotional resonance, and practical support in mind.

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Who can take CPR/BLS classes?

Anyone. Our classes are open to medical professionals, foster families, caregivers, and community members. No prior experience is required.

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Are your CPR classes certified?

Yes. Participants receive certification through the American Heart Association upon successful completion.

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Do you offer virtual or in-person training?

We offer in-person, virtual, and hybrid formats to meet different needs. You’ll choose your preference when registering.

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How do I register for a class?

Visit our CPR Class Registration page and complete the form to reserve your spot. Payment options are available directly on the page.

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Can I book a private session or group training?

Yes. We offer private and group sessions for clinics, schools, and organizations. Contact us to schedule a custom training.

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Is Hazel Cares a medical provider?

No. We offer education, advocacy, and support services—but we do not provide direct medical care.

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How can I contact Hazel Cares?

Visit our Contact page to reach us by email or phone. We respond within 1–2 business days.