To promote health and safety, the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation, in partnership with healthcare organizations, distributed first aid kits to 50 government schools, benefiting over 50,000 students and staff. Additionally, first aid training sessions were conducted to equip school personnel with essential emergency response skills.
This initiative by the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation enhances emergency preparedness in schools, ensuring a safer environment for students and staff. Training sessions covered critical skills like wound care, CPR, and managing common injuries, empowering educators to respond effectively in emergencies.
The Crime Control & Social Development Organisation’s first aid initiative equips 50 government schools with first aid kits and training, fostering safer learning environments for over 50,000 students and staff.
The Crime Control & Social Development Organisation launched a self-run project to distribute first aid kits to 50 government schools, benefiting over 50,000 students and staff. First aid training sessions were conducted to equip personnel with essential emergency response skills.
Sponsor/Partner: Self Run Project
Impact: Enhanced health and safety for over 50,000 students and staff across 50 government schools by providing first aid kits and training, improving emergency preparedness and response capabilities within school communities.
The Crime Control & Social Development Organisation provides hands-on first aid training, equipping school staff with skills in CPR, wound care, and emergency response to ensure student safety.
The Crime Control & Social Development Organisation distributes fully equipped first aid kits to 50 government schools, enabling prompt emergency care and enhancing school safety.
The mission of the First Aid Kit Distribution Initiative by the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation is to enhance emergency preparedness in 50 government schools by providing first aid kits and training, ensuring the safety of over 50,000 students and staff.
Join the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation by volunteering, donating, or partnering to support our first aid and other community initiatives. Visit our Get Involved page for more details.
Donations to the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation fund our First Aid Kit Distribution Initiative, providing kits, training, and resources to enhance school safety.
Yes, donations to the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation are tax-deductible. Please consult our Get Involved page or contact us for more details.
Volunteers can join the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation to support our First Aid Kit Distribution Initiative by assisting with training, kit distribution, or providing resources. Visit our Get Involved page to learn more.