Training
CPR & first aid
Hands-on training for 500+ villagers, from schoolchildren to elders, using adult and infant manikins.
Programs · Medical & Health Aid
Trauma-response capacity where there was none.
In a remote village with limited healthcare access, we trained 500+ people in CPR and first aid — leaving behind not just supplies, but skills the community keeps.
The Program
Skills that stay in the village
CPR and first-aid training for 500+ villagers in a remote area with limited healthcare access. Trauma-response capacity established in a community that had none. Medical supplies distributed to the families most in need. The difference between aid delivered and capacity built is simple: when we leave, the training stays.
What We Do
Three ways we build health resilience
Capacity
Trauma response
Establishing emergency-response capacity in a community that had none, hours from the nearest hospital.
Supplies
Medical supplies
Distributing essential medical supplies to the families most in need after the cyclone.
From the Field
Training in action
Part of a Whole
One of three connected programs
Medical & Health Aid works alongside our Education Recovery and Long-Term Resilience programs. Together they form our response to Cyclone Ditwah in Boralanda — see the full story or the measured results.
Support This Work
Put a life-saving skill in a neighbor's hands.
Your gift funds training and supplies in communities hours from the nearest hospital. 100% of what we raise and disburse reaches the community.