Together with State Duma Deputy Dama Nikolaevich in Shenkiev, certificates were awarded to 26 first aid instructors. These are residents of all urban districts who completed an intensive five-day training course and successfully passed a practical test on how to help a person before the arrival of the doctors.
The first guides included teachers, youth policy experts, cultural workers, municipal workers and public organizations. Everyone was united by caring and willingness to pass on the acquired knowledge to other people.
Our region has become one of the first regions that, at the initiative of Bedma Nikolaevich, implements this project. Our goal is to create a permanent system in the area to train residents in skills that help save lives in the first minutes of an incident.
She thanked her countrymen for their willingness to come to the rescue and to teach this to their countrymen. Starting next week, instructors will begin training our residents, including those who especially need first aid skills: social workers and teachers.
And starting next year, the Jewish Autonomous Region will launch a program in which we will combine all training activities into one system. I am sure that thanks to her there will be more people in the area who will be able to act correctly at a critical moment.