Debra's First Aid Training

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Debra's First Aid Training is an Australian provider of accredited and non‑accredited first aid and CPR training for individuals, workplaces, and community groups in the Bega Valley and surrounding regions.

Wyndham, New South Wales, Australia
savealife.com.au

About Debra's First Aid Training

Debra's First Aid Training, operated through Nissa & Oliver Pty Ltd, offers nationally recognised first aid and CPR courses as well as selected non‑accredited safety programs in the Bega Valley, Bombala, Mallacoota and surrounding New South Wales regions. Training is delivered in flexible formats, combining online theory with face‑to‑face practical assessments, and can be conducted at clients’ homes, workplaces, or other local venues. Courses commonly include Provide First Aid (HLTAID011), Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (HLTAID009) and specialised first aid for education and care settings (HLTAID012), along with sharps and infectious waste awareness training.

A charge from this merchant typically appears on statements when an individual or business books and pays for a first aid or CPR course, either as a one‑off public course or as an in‑house group booking. Fees may be processed via credit card or direct deposit and can correspond to single enrolments (for example, an individual Provide First Aid course fee) or aggregated invoices for multiple participants from the same organisation. Because Debra's First Aid Training operates under the registered company Nissa & Oliver Pty Ltd and uses online booking/payment platforms, descriptors may reference “Nissa & Oliver Pty Ltd”, “Debra’s First Aid Training”, the locality “Wyndham”, or a gateway/payer tag, which can make the charge look unfamiliar at first glance.

If you have questions about a charge, start by checking your email for booking confirmations or tax invoices from Debra's First Aid Training or savealife.com.au, as these will list course names, dates, participant names, and amounts. Compare the transaction date and amount with course fees shown on the website or any invoice you received. For further clarification or refund/transfer requests, you can contact Debra directly using the phone number or email address listed on the Save a Life / Debra's First Aid Training website. When contacting them, have your name, course date, invoice number, and the last four digits of the card used available to help them quickly locate your booking and resolve any billing issues.

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  1. MYO*NISSA OLIVER PTY WYNDHAM

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show “MYO*NISSA OLIVER PTY WYNDHAM” instead of Debra’s First Aid Training?

Nissa & Oliver Pty Ltd is the registered Australian company behind Debra’s First Aid Training, based in the Wyndham/Bega Valley region of New South Wales. Some banking systems display the underlying company name and locality (e.g., “NISSA OLIVER PTY WYNDHAM”) rather than the trading name. If you recently booked a first aid or CPR course through Debra’s First Aid Training or savealife.com.au, that charge is likely related to your course booking.

What types of courses does Debra’s First Aid Training typically charge for, and what are common amounts?

Debra’s First Aid Training commonly charges for accredited first aid courses such as HLTAID011 Provide First Aid, HLTAID009 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, and HLTAID012 Provide First Aid in an education and care setting, as well as selected non‑accredited safety courses. Individual course fees are usually in the low‑to‑mid hundreds of Australian dollars per participant, while group or workplace bookings can be higher depending on the number of attendees and course type. You can compare the amount on your statement with current course pricing listed on savealife.com.au.

Is this a recurring subscription or a one‑time payment?

Charges from Debra’s First Aid Training are generally one‑time payments for specific courses or group training sessions, not ongoing subscriptions. Each charge should correspond to a particular course date or booking. If you see multiple charges, they may relate to separate participants, multiple courses, or split payments for group training rather than any form of automatic recurring billing.

How can I get a copy of my receipt or tax invoice for a Debra’s First Aid Training charge?

Receipts and tax invoices are usually provided via email when you book or confirm a course. Check the inbox and spam folders for the email address you used at registration for messages from Debra’s First Aid Training or savealife.com.au. If you cannot locate the documentation, contact Debra using the phone or email listed on the website and provide your name, approximate course date, and the amount charged so a replacement invoice can be issued.

How do I change, cancel, or transfer my first aid course booking?

To change, cancel, or transfer a booking, you should contact Debra’s First Aid Training directly as soon as possible using the contact details on savealife.com.au. Policies around rescheduling, late cancellations, and participant substitutions may vary by course and timing, but in many cases you can move to another session date or transfer your booking to another person, subject to availability and any applicable administration fees.

How do refunds work if my course is cancelled or I can’t attend?

Refunds are handled in line with the terms communicated at the time of booking and the underlying Registered Training Organisation’s student handbook referenced on the Save a Life website. If a course is cancelled by the provider, you are typically offered an alternative date, a credit, or a refund. If you cannot attend, contact Debra as early as possible; depending on notice given and circumstances, you may be able to reschedule, receive a credit, or, in some cases, a partial or full refund back to the original payment method.

Can this merchant place small authorization holds or pending charges on my card?

In most cases, payments to Debra’s First Aid Training are processed as standard one‑off transactions for the course fee. However, depending on the payment gateway or card provider, you may briefly see a pending or pre‑authorisation amount when you submit your booking. These temporary holds should settle into a final charge or disappear within a few business days. If a pending amount remains or you see duplicate pending charges, contact your bank and then Debra’s First Aid Training with screenshots or transaction details.

How can I verify that this charge is legitimate and not fraud?

First, check whether you or anyone in your household or organisation recently completed or booked first aid or CPR training in the Bega Valley, Bombala, Mallacoota or surrounding regions, particularly via savealife.com.au or Debra’s First Aid Training links. Look for confirmation emails, calendar entries, or employer training records that match the transaction date and amount. If you still cannot identify the charge, contact Debra’s First Aid Training with the transaction details; if they have no record of your card, immediately notify your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction and request a new card if necessary.

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