Why First Aid Training Should Be a Village Priority – And What We’re Doing About It
Emergencies don’t wait for hospitals. In remote villages, a lack of immediate response can turn minor injuries into tragedies. Recognizing this, we started our First Responder Training programs for local youth and adults.
Conducted by certified health professionals, these sessions cover CPR, bleeding control, burn treatment, and emergency handling during road accidents or childbirth. Participants receive kits and certificates, empowering them to act confidently in critical moments.
Stories are pouring in—like that of Raju, a 19-year-old from Khunti, who saved a child from choking thanks to the training. It proves one point: trained communities are safe communities.
We aim to certify 1,000 First Responders in the next 12 months. Because sometimes, the difference between life and death is a neighbor who knows what to do.
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