Volunteers in Zaporizhzhia have learned to provide pre-medical care within the framework of the project supported by the UN World Food Programme
Volunteers in Zaporizhzhia have learned to provide pre-medical care within the framework of the project supported by the UN World Food Programme
Thanks to the cooperation of ADRA Ukraine and the UN WFP, employees and volunteers of the organization regularly undergo training in order to improve their qualifications and acquire new skills necessary for work in wartime conditions.
Professional instructors from the leading charitable organization UK-Med, founded on the basis of the British National Medical Service, have conducted a training for volunteers in Zaporizhzhia where the participants learned how to correctly and quickly apply a tourniquet, recognize critical bleeding, tamponate a wound, apply a dressing, and also learned other methods that will help save lives.
The participants of the training noted its necessity in today’s conditions, especially for those teams of volunteers working in frontline regions and cities subject to regular shelling.
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