BUSINESSES will join in a campaign that educates people about how to deal with knife injuries. St Helens Chamber will be working with Knifesavers, whose specialist bleeding control kits, education programme and free step-by-step app tell people what do if they are a victim of knife crime. The partnership is aiming to educate and train businesses and young people across St Helens. After being stabbed, a person can bleed to death in just three to five minutes and a rapid response ambulance takes on average seven minutes to arrive at the scene. KnifeSavers’ aim is for everyone to have the ability to control the bleeding from a knife wound and give medical staff the time they need to save someone’s life.