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- Browse all upcoming MOFA and first aid offerings.
One of the main tenets of The Mountaineers is that its members are self-sufficient and well prepared for anything they might encounter while enjoying the outdoors. To that end, we offer first aid classes - our very own MOFA (Mountaineering Oriented First Aid) program. Although it is required by the Basic Mountaineering and Alpine Scrambling Courses, it is not just for these groups. Anyone who spends time in the outdoors should have some first aid training, and these classes are open to the public. MOFA is taught in conjuction with the American Red Cross. Participants get ARC first aid certification, and some branches offer CPR as well.

These branches currently offer MOFA classes:

Bellingham

Everett

Kitsap

Olympia

Seattle

Tacoma


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