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Do you actually know what you will learn in your First Aid Training & Courses ? You have probably heard that it is important to train yourself in first aid. With the motto of training the nation in #firstaidandemergencyresponse , ALERT has started its training in AED & CPR across India. After the back-to-back training sessions in Maharashtra, our team of trainers have now successfully trained a total of 112 medical staff from the Shriman Super Speciality Hospital in Jalandhar, Punjab! The hands-on training session happened on the 5th of January 2022 with an interactive audience that aimed at grasping the most from the session. We are elated to train and encourage first-aid sessions across states, thereby successfully making the nation safe!  Train ONE in #emergencyresponse, save MANY lives!  There are many NGOs in Chennai, India . Alert NGO in Chennai works towards emergency care and educating citizens about it. Enroll today to save lives. ALERT trained 100 people dur...

It's a New Year and it's time for all of us to embrace new opportunities and goals this year. How about this New Year we all take a pledge to make our surroundings and society a safe place and become the guardians of safety around us? SAVIOR SATURDAYS is a free online training programme that equips you with the tools to carry out First Aid & Emergency Response whenever needed. Our city Police, put in all their effort and their energy to protect us from any form of danger, being the first to respond always. A PEER Basic session was conducted on the 8th of January, 2022 for police personnels from different stations in Coimbatore. A total number of 54 participants were trained and empowered in emergency response and First-aid. We are glad to reach out to these dedicated personnel and thank them for their never ending support towards our cause to Save more Lives.  Come be a part of our online training session every Saturday at sharp 3 PM, online. Visit Emergency Care NGOs in Ch...

Do you actually know what you will learn in your First Aid Training & Courses ? You have probably heard that it is important to train yourself in first aid. In today's episode of #NationalRoadSafetyWeek , we talk about priorities and how being smart about it can help you accomplish the right thing at the right time. During the case of an accident, if there are multiple victims involved then the first and foremost thing that you need to prioritize on is to figure out which one needs immediate attention the most.  You can start by identifying severe injuries such as bleeding from the head, nose and other organs and help the ones who are in immense pain or critically injured. Stay tuned for more as we will bring you everything you need to know about Road Safety and the tips and facts revolving around it. TIP OF THE DAY Prioritize the ones with serious/life-Threatening injuries In general, victims that can talk or scream are in a better condition than those who cannot breathe or sc...

There are many NGOs in Chennai, India . Alert NGO in Chennai works towards emergency care and educating citizens about it. Enroll today to save lives. How often do you come across someone who is hurt or is injured? As humans, we are prone to injury, which often happens when we are not so mindful of things. In times like these, first aid comes to the rescue. First aid is immediate emergency care given to an injured person to prevent any further aggravation of the injury. In some cases, it can also help the injured stay alive. First aid can be very helpful to save someone’s life in times of emergencies. To be a good first aider, you should be able to understand the nuances of first aid before giving it to someone. She/he should be able to assess the injury or the situation before giving any first aid treatment. As a first responder, you are welcome to make medical decisions based on the injury but you also must promote the learning of first aid. First aid is given to prevent any further...

  There are many NGOs in Chennai, India. Alert NGO in Chennai works towards emergency care and educating citizens about it. Enroll today to save lives.

First-aid is a very common topic that many keep talking about or refer to in their conversations. However, how many of them actually know what exactly is first aid and the various steps in first aid? First aid is an immediate and short-term solution for any accident. Going wrong in this might make things worse or fatal. Here are common first aid myths and facts that everyone should know: Burn Myth 1. Grab some butter for those burns Many people suggest grabbing a dash of butter to treat a burning wound. This can only lead to complications as the grease from the butter will not help the wound heal. Instead, if you come across a burn, run it under cold water and cover it loosely with a light cotton cloth. If you find the burn blistering, seek medical advice. Sprain Myth 2. Heat on your sprain It is often said to relieve your sprained areas by applying a hot pack on it. While this might give temporary relief, it can cause more swelling. The best thing to do if you sprained your arm, leg, ...

It is a known fact that kids are always hyper and that they are often prone to injury. A situation of emergency or injury does not happen in schools but also in many other places like playgrounds, parks, and even on a busy road where kids are walking. In times like these, it is a blessing to have someone around who knows first aid. Many think that first aid is not a mandatory skill to learn unless you are working in an institution that requires you to learn it. In reality, a case of emergency could arise for anyone. It could also be your kid. The best way to push yourself to learn first aid is by being empathetic towards others. It could even be your child who might need first aid assistance at some point. As a parent, it is good to be aware of various first aid skills and teach your kids about the same. This could come in handy in any emergency. Here are a few basic first aid skills you can teach your child: Contacting the emergency services While a lot of serious injuries can be giv...