Parents and students in Vladivostok reminded of school-related matters
In a bid to reduce the number of accidents and emergencies involving children, the "Strong Family" project, a part of the United Russia party, is set to conduct first aid education sessions in the Primorsky Krai region this summer.
The sessions, which aim to equip parents with the knowledge of how to act in emergencies and educate children about safety, will take place in various districts of the region. Oksana Varchenko, chairperson of the public council of the United Russia party project "Strong Family", emphasized the importance of such knowledge, particularly for children and parents.
During these sessions, participants will be taught to handle scenarios for stopped breathing, bleeding, drowning, and other emergencies. They will also learn the use of improvised tools before medical help arrives. Real-life scenarios will be analysed, and there will be opportunities for parents and children to ask specialists their questions.
The importance of these sessions was underscored recently when five children drowned in the Primorsky Krai in June. Such tragedies highlight the need for increased awareness and education about safety measures.
The "Strong Family" project plans to continue these first aid education sessions in other districts of the region to ensure that as many children and parents as possible benefit from this vital knowledge.
For those interested in finding more information about these safety education sessions focusing on first aid for children in Primorsky Krai, here are some potential approaches:
1. Youth and community platforms: The "Movement of the First Ones" (Движение Первых) is a large-scale youth development platform in Russia offering access to numerous projects for children and students aimed at personal and social development. They provide opportunities for authoring and supporting projects relevant to children, which could include first aid and safety education programs.
2. Local educational and patriotic centres: Primorsky Krai has several cultural and educational institutions focusing on youth development and patriotic education. These institutions often engage children in educational activities that might intertwine with safety and health awareness.
3. Municipal or regional health departments and emergency services: Local health authorities or emergency medical stations in Primorsky Krai typically conduct or coordinate first aid training for various groups, including children. Checking websites or contacting local hospitals, emergency services, or the department of health in Primorsky Krai can be effective.
4. Schools and sports organizations: Schools and youth sports clubs often organize or host first aid and safety sessions. Since children’s events like sports tournaments gain regional support, these organizations might also promote first aid education in collaboration with health professionals.
5. Regional online forums and event listings: Platforms that aggregate local events, youth projects, or educational workshops might list upcoming first aid safety sessions.
- Enhancing the overall health and wellness of children in the Primorsky Krai region, the "Strong Family" project, in association with the United Russia party, intends to expand their first aid education sessions, focusing particularly on science-based emergency response techniques.
- To boost the vital skills necessary for safeguarding children's lives, participants in the "Strong Family" project's first aid sessions will delve into the scientific understanding of handling emergencies such as stopped breathing, bleeding, and drowning.
